Ceramics & Sculpture students working hard on their organic coil vessels! ✨️
Giavanna from Cafasso Baking brought in her baking skills to share with the CORE & STEP students today. She reviewed the importance of keeping clean in the kitchen & why it's so important to use math while measuring in the kitchen. Students were able to decorate St. Patrick's Day cupcakes using the piping technique! ☘️
Class of 2026 Lawn Signs are available for purchase. Please visit the online store to purchase. Orders are due by 4/9.
https://www.skylinegraphicsonline.com/lakeland-graduation-yard-signs
https://www.skylinegraphicsonline.com/lakeland-graduation-yard-signs
The Class of 2026 Reserved Parking Raffle is open now through 3/26. The winner will be announced on 3/26. Order forms can be found in senior & seniors parent/ guardian emails.
Board of Education Meeting
March 17, 2026
7:00 PM
Media Center
Please note that the location of tonight's BOE meeting has been relocated from the Lecture Hall to the Media Center.
March 17, 2026
7:00 PM
Media Center
Please note that the location of tonight's BOE meeting has been relocated from the Lecture Hall to the Media Center.
Monthly PTO meeting will be held in room 411 on Thursday from 7-8pm. All are welcome!
What are the best ways to make an egg? Good thing we have local community members that are willing to share their skills with us! Chris from Lakeside Diner joined our CORE & STEP Programs and gave yummy hands on lesson on the many ways to cook an egg! Thanks Chris! Scrambled eggs seemed to be the fan favorite!
Art 1 students created beautiful color wheel kaleidoscopes! Using only the primary colors, they mixed all secondary and intermediate colors.
The Lakeland Community is encouraged to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day on Friday, March 20th by wearing blue & yellow and maybe even some crazy / mismatched socks! Wearing bright mismatched socks is worldwide tradition involving wearing bright, mismatched socks to spark conversations about diversity and celebrate differences.
LRHS Yearbook has just opened 3 additional pages for Senior Recognition Ads. As space is limited, they are first come first serve. If you have not yet placed an ad, or if you would like an additional one, please contact tozdemir@lakeland.k12.nj.us as soon as possible. Space will go quickly, so don't delay.
The LRHS Library Media Center recently welcomed YA author Kimberly Vanderhoef for an inspiring author talk!
Students were engaged in learning about her novels and the journey of self-publishing, along with a great Q&A session about writing and creativity.
Thank you to Ringwood Public Library and Lakeland alum Hailey Terracino, their Young Adult Coordinator, for helping make this collaboration possible.
Students were engaged in learning about her novels and the journey of self-publishing, along with a great Q&A session about writing and creativity.
Thank you to Ringwood Public Library and Lakeland alum Hailey Terracino, their Young Adult Coordinator, for helping make this collaboration possible.
Shoutout to the LRHS Service Club for helping in the Library Media Center yesterday after school with inventory!
We appreciate the extra hands and dedication to supporting the library.
We appreciate the extra hands and dedication to supporting the library.
Lakeland Regional High School extends a sincere thank you to Board of Education member Mr. John Griffin for generously sharing his insight and knowledge about the history of the Negro Leagues with our students in advance of the upcoming CORE & STEP field trip. His discussion helped prepare students for their visit to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and their attendance at the New Jersey Jackals game.
Congratulations to these very accomplished Lancer bowlers !!!
Come support Wanaque Recreation. All Lakeland students are invited!
Good morning Lakeland!
It is 'Little Shop of Horrors' Week here at LRHS and all community members, families, parents, students, and EVERYONE are invited to come and see the hard work and effort of our students.
Please see the attached flyer for dates and times, and visit:
http://lakeland.booktix.com/
to book your tickets!
See you there!
It is 'Little Shop of Horrors' Week here at LRHS and all community members, families, parents, students, and EVERYONE are invited to come and see the hard work and effort of our students.
Please see the attached flyer for dates and times, and visit:
http://lakeland.booktix.com/
to book your tickets!
See you there!
🐾Thank you to volunteers from The Seeing Eye, Inc. that came to visit students in the CORE & STEP Programs and students from the SADD Club to share their mission & puppies! The Lakeland Community was able to collect $102.00 of donations during lunch periods to give to The Seeing Eye, Inc.🐾
Art 1 students are doing a great job on their textured complemantary color yarn paintings! 🎨
🎓 DECA State Conference Recap! 💼
Nineteen of our LRHS DECA members just returned from the New Jersey State Conference in Atlantic City (March 3–5) with incredible memories and major wins!
Our Lakeland students brought:
✨ Professionalism in every interaction
💪 Resilience when facing challenges
🤝 Community service in action
The result? Team recognition and awards for outstanding organizational achievements!
From networking with business leaders to competing at the highest level, our students represented Lakeland with pride and purpose.
A huge congratulations to our amazing DECA members! This is what DECA spirit looks like! 🌟
Nineteen of our LRHS DECA members just returned from the New Jersey State Conference in Atlantic City (March 3–5) with incredible memories and major wins!
Our Lakeland students brought:
✨ Professionalism in every interaction
💪 Resilience when facing challenges
🤝 Community service in action
The result? Team recognition and awards for outstanding organizational achievements!
From networking with business leaders to competing at the highest level, our students represented Lakeland with pride and purpose.
A huge congratulations to our amazing DECA members! This is what DECA spirit looks like! 🌟
The Lancer Indoor Guard took home another first place win on Saturday. The guard competed in Bridgewater against 11 other guards and improved their score by 2 points from last week. Next up, Elizabeth on March 28.
