
Do to the inclimate weather that has quickly moved in, we are holding walkers from the Jr High and Cafeteria gates until the weather clears.


We are so excited to announce that our Book Fair will be next week, Sept. 29th until Oct. 3rd. Your child will be able to shop at school, or you can shop with them at Family Night, Thurs. Oct. 2nd from 4:00 until 7:00.
Every child attending Family Night will be entered into a drawing for a free poster of their choice. Ten winners will be announced Friday morning.
Create your child’s Book Fair eWallet so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lakesideelementaryschool34
Every child attending Family Night will be entered into a drawing for a free poster of their choice. Ten winners will be announced Friday morning.
Create your child’s Book Fair eWallet so they can shop cash-free, worry-free, and independently! It’s easy to set up and easy for others to contribute funds! Start here:
https://www.scholastic.com/bf/lakesideelementaryschool34


We are encouraging everyone to wear red. white and blue on Friday!


We had such a great turnout last Friday! The pictures keep coming in!








Don't forget you can celebrate your child's birthday by featuring their name on our marquee!


Our kindergarten class went outside to practice rhyming with hopscotch. Fun way to start a Monday!






Attention Chorus Parents:
All chorus announcements and updates are being shared through the LES Chorus Room this year. You can also find practice links and resources in the Materials Folder within the LES Chorus Room. If you're not already connected, use the links and instructions below!
Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF
All chorus announcements and updates are being shared through the LES Chorus Room this year. You can also find practice links and resources in the Materials Folder within the LES Chorus Room. If you're not already connected, use the links and instructions below!
Download for Android https://aptg.co/GbKvH7
Download for iPhone https://aptg.co/7sy3gF


A huge thank you to the Armstead Academic Project for their generous donation to Lakeside Elementary! We are extremely grateful!


On Friday we kicked off part of our new attendance initiative! Everyday students are here and on time they earn a ticket. Those tickets are turned in at the end of the week and a drawing is held. If a student's ticket is pulled, they get to come up and spin the wheel. Prizes are determined by the number on the wheel. The students loved this! Lots of excitement waiting for names to be called, and cheering for their classmates who were called.









Congratulations to Lakeside's nominees for School Related Employee of the year!
Mrs. Rooks, Mrs. Perry, and Mr. Patrick !




Congratulations to Lakeside's nominees for Teacher of the Year!
Mrs. Bunn, Mrs. Damron and Ms. Johns




Congratulations to these students for receiving a Positive Office Referral! Great job Lakers!



More pictures from this morning!










What a fun and busy week in Ms. Reyes’ class! We brought “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt” to life — reading, retelling, and exploring the school with our binoculars. 🐻 We also learned about teamwork with “The More the Merrier,” built sandcastles, played handyman, and ended the week making a yummy apple pie with our speech friends.







Celebrating Hispanic Heritage month!
#Claycelebrates
#Claycelebrates



3rd Grade: We played “What am I?” by asking questions about the physical properties of the solid, liquid, or gas on our backs. We also practiced finding multiples of different numbers.

5th grade conducting a simple investigation to test our reaction time.







Mr Bunn's 5th graders learned about moon phases using Oreo cookies




This program connects donors with children and families in need to ensure they receive new clothes and toys for Christmas. Donors "adopt an angel," receiving a child's wishlist to purchase requested items, which are then distributed anonymously to make their holidays brighter. The program helps many children annually and is supported by community groups, businesses, and individuals in Clay County.


Students in Mr. Corless’s math class used vertical learning boards to work on their long division skills.




