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“Writers, go write!” student teacher Sean Fitzsimons told second graders as they worked on their writing projects. One student started work on a cover for her book about coloring. Another story was about a boy and his dog, who was trying to get a treat.

Students at Lakewood Elementary showed off their writing to their families during a Writing Celebration this week after going through the process of brainstorming an idea, planning, drafting, and editing. Students also had the opportunity to create a cover for their work. As they learned the differences between fiction and nonfiction writing, students also practiced correct capitalization, punctuation and spelling.

Thank you to staff, families, and community partners who came together to provide clothes, books, and toys for 89 students in need.

The Snohomish PUD stopped by to deliver items for 10 students donated by Stanwood line crews (pictured). Families also had the opportunity to pick out a toy from Toys for Tots.

Lakewood recently applied for and received a $25,000 Device Maintenance and Replacement grant from OSPI. This funding will help cover the costs of lost or damaged devices.

With this grant, 70 new Chromebooks have been ordered and will be delivered to our schools to replace missing devices. This will help ensure students have the technology they need for success.

The cold couldn't stop Lakewood School District Transportation staff and other volunteers from hosting “stuff the bus” to support our local food banks for those in need.

In total, "Stuff the Bus" collected 3,696 pounds of food and $123 for Arlington and Marysville food banks.

Each year, families are encouraged to share their income information with schools to help students qualify for free meals and other benefits.

The Child Nutrition Eligibility and Education Benefit form is available when you log in to Family Access under Food Services. Watch this tutorial video to learn more.