Protsman's 3rd grade classes visited Dyer Town Hall and learned about the many roles there are in order to run a town successfully. Students also received a guided tour of the Dyer Historical Museum from retired US History teacher, Tom Clark.
Lake Central students attended the Construction Advancement Foundation fair with Mr. Smolinksi, Mr. Rainwater, and Dr. Veracco.
Clark Middle School's band and choir visited both Peifer and Kolling to participate in their Veterans Day programs. Amazing performances by all! Thank you, Veterans!
Clark Middle School's band and choir visited both Peifer and Kolling to participate in their Veterans Day programs. Amazing performances by all! Thank you, Veterans!
On November 9, 2023, Lake Central administration proudly accepted the Riley's Hospital "Red Wagon" certificate which was awarded to only 8 school districts in Indiana this year!
Blandine Baldwin, French teacher at LCHS, is recognized for winning the Teacher of the Year award from the American Association of Teachers of French.
The Lake Central Education Foundation awarded grants to teachers Allison Castle, Sidney Hudi, and Courtney Leonhardt for educational activities in their classrooms.
Kolling first graders take advantage of the beautiful weather to participate in a story walk for the story Soaked! by Abi Cushman, with Kolling’s librarian Mrs. Fertig.
Ethan Augustyn is the first student at Watson to use the new book vending machine in the office. Students receive a token on their birthday and are allowed to select a book from the vending machine.
Congratulations to Dawn Combis, who was awarded the Excellence in Dual Credit Instruction President’s Award by Ivy Tech for her Entrepreneurship classes at LCHS.
Clark 5th grader, Emily Solorio, was awarded a Kindle Fire Tablet courtesy of NIPSCO. Emily won the contest by creating an amazing poster for NIPSCO's "Call Before You Dig" promotion. Way to go Emily!
Dr. Veracco was awarded the Lake County Tobacco Prevention Coalition 2023 Champion Educator award for Lake Central's alternative to suspension and student vaping education program, which has become a model for other school districts.
A group of Grimmer teachers attended Kevin Dill's professional development session "Exploring Restorative Practices" and look forward to applying many new ideas in their classrooms this year.
Lake Central High School students were honored for their achievements in the Skills USA Competition. Abby Naylor took bronze at State in Promotional Bulletin Board. Caleb Bracey placed first at State in Criminal Justice, and Jack Correa placed first at State in Video News Production. Both students competed at Nationals this summer.