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Students in the Learning Commons
WELCOME TO LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Counts

Children running down a sand dune
WELCOME TO LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Counts

Group of students holding papers in front of a lion painting
WELCOME TO LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Counts

Students on a playground bridge outside
WELCOME TO LAKESIDE ELEMENTARY

Where Kindness Counts

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Latest News

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Please see the message below from the City of East Grand Rapids. 

 

The City of East Grand Rapids is seeking community feedback related to Parks and Recreation facilities and programming in East Grand Rapids.  An online survey has been developed to collect feedback that will be used to guide an update to the 5-year Recreation Plan, which will include potential capital improvement projects and future Parks and Recreation Department goals and objectives.  The survey can be found at the link below and will be open through November 4, 2024.

 

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EGRcommunitysurvey

Read More about Recreation Plan Survey
District Administrators in front of the WECC construction site

This week, our Board of Education and administration had the opportunity to tour the WECC construction site! A highlight for all participants was the visit to the amazing classrooms that will have a ton of natural light and designated play spaces for our littlest learners. This addition will add five new classrooms, helping to meet the demand for preschool and child care services. We are excited to see the site continue to progress!

Read More about Administrators and the Board of Education Tour WECC Construction Site
author Christine Soontornvat speaking to kids

Last week, students had the opportunity to meet author Christine Soontornvat, a three-time Newbery Honoree, thanks to a grant from the East Grand Rapids Schools Foundation. In 2021, Soontornvat became the first author ever to receive Newbery Honors for both fiction and nonfiction in the same year. Thanks to the Foundation, Soontornvat visited all three elementary schools and shared her work and process with extremely enthusiastic groups of students. Thank you, Foundation donors, for making this amazing opportunity available to our students!

Read More about EGR Schools Foundation Funds Christine Soontornvat Author Visit

Program Highlights

Elementary Musical

Students performing Beauty and the Beast on stage
Elementary Musical

The elementary musical is a very special opportunity in which every student can be involved! Students in grades K-1 are able to learn a song and dance and perform live on stage at the start of the show. Second graders have the added opportunity to make a cameo appearance. Students in grades 3-5 may showcase their singing and acting skills on stage or work behind the scenes helping with costumes, artwork, setting the stage, lights and sound, directing peers, and more! This is a wonderful opportunity for the entire Lakeside Elementary school community to work and grow together!

Student Leaders

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Student Leaders

At Lakeside Elementary, we value student leadership and voices. Our elementary team consistently provides opportunities for students to serve as role models for one another, creating a culture where students can grow and thrive.

Mystic Lake Camp

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ROAR

Dissecting Owl Pellets
ROAR

ROAR is a fun-filled night out for parents that directly supports our students as the largest fundraiser for the Lakeside PTO. Parents come together for appetizers, drinks, games, auctions, raffles and live entertainment! This is a great community-builder for the families of Lakeside students. The money raised goes to support classroom grants and school-wide activities.