After an intense showdown of gravity, creativity, and engineering, the Marble Run Champions are:
For the tallest run at 109 inches: Josh Gonzalez, Joey Andriulli, and Alex Conway 🏆
For the fastest run: Frank Monto, Nick Jung, David Gorny 🎉
A huge thank you to everyone who participated—your designs were amazing! Stay tuned for our next challenge.
It’s Final Four week for March Madness: Battle of the Books in the Library Media Center!
Join in on the action and vote for your favorites, where your favorite series go head-to-head in an epic showdown! Click here to vote: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdCrhsgH5EsB3TS0vxAzopg_3efsp2sI1FdlhX6cWSJ_YRHMw/viewform?usp=sharing
Juniors!
It is NOT too late to attend the Junior Semi-Formal!
Pledge Packets are still being accepted in the main office for approval.
Blank pledges can be found in 401 or the main office.
Ticket sales are going on now during lunches. Prices increase after Friday, 3/28.
Only 46 days until Formal!
The Lancer Band proudly represented Lakeland at today's St. Patrick's Day parade! It was the last time for our five seniors to wear the uniform. They will truly be missed!
Huge thanks to PerkinElmer for donating an FTIR instrument to BioMed Research groups! This incredible gift will provide hands-on learning for countless students, deepening their STEM education for years to come. We truly appreciate your support in inspiring future scientists! 🔬
Another eventful week in Honors Chemistry Class testing favorite beverages for acidity and running HPLC analysis to measure caffeine content. Nice job team!!!
In between power outages today, Ceramics and Sculpture students did an awesome job on the pottery wheel! 🏺
In honor of Black History Month in February, Sculpture students created an Assemblage project based on the work of the late Charles McGee.
There are less than 3 months of school left and less than 60 Yearbooks remaining for sale. Get yours today, before the year ends and they sell out. Visit https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/customer/1056202/Lakeland-Regional-High-School/ today, to order.
It takes more than a power outage to stop one of Mr. Mac's and Falcon's freshman World History class. A true Lancer pushes on!!!
2020 Lakeland Football Alumni and current assistant weight coach at West Point, TJ McCormack giving back to his community this morning! He is a great person and a great example for our football players to be around.
Today, we stand together in peace and unity to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day! 🌍💙 Let’s spread kindness and embrace inclusion, showing the courage to uplift every unique voice in our school community. Together, we shine brighter!💛
Get ready, Class of 2028!
Show your school spirit in style with our exclusive online apparel sale! From comfy hoodies to flannel pjs, we've got the perfect gear to represent your class. Not only will you look great, but every purchase helps fundraise for future Class of 2028 events and activities. Don't miss out – shop the online store now through Tuesday, March 25. Store closes at 11:59pm. Come out and support your class!
Link has been emailed home and has been posted in the Class of 2028 Google Classroom.
To show support for World Down Syndrome Day, Friday, March 21st,
you can wear BLUE & YELLOW, the official colors of Down syndrome awareness.
You can also participate by wearing brightly colored or mismatched socks, as chromosomes look like socks under a microscope.
So proud of Ceramics & Sculpture students who tried throwing on the pottery wheel for the first time!
Art 1 students are working on their color mixing skills for their Gothic Rose Window Color Wheel paintings! 🎨
CLASS OF 2025
YARD SIGN!! - Show off your LANCER SENIOR PRIDE
https://www.skylinegraphicsonline.com/lakeland-graduation-yard-signs
On 3/19, our staff presented their research and findings from our 2024-2025 Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our school this year!
"Brevity is the soul of wit! " English IV CP Students did a fantastic job of penning and performing their own one-minute versions of Hamlet, after reading the famous Shakespeare play.
Thank you to Heidi and Bob from Skyline Lakes Fire Department for allowing the CORE and STEP programs to visit. We appreciate you today and EVERYDAY !
