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Congratulations to our Grant community on earning the Anti-Defamation League's No Place for Hate designation for the third straight year. All Grant staff and students should be proud of the inclusive and welcoming environment that has been built at Grant!

Our SMASH Collective club was recently featured on Ideastream's NewsDepth A+ program. NewsDepth focused on the schoolwide cereal box collection project that resulted in donations of over 200 boxes to Lakewood Charitable Assistance Corp. and Friends in Tents. View the piece at the link below:

NewsDepth video

The Lakewood City Schools and the Lakewood Rangers Education Foundation (LREF) have been awarded a $30,000 grant from Howmet Aerospace Foundation that will be dedicated to purchasing 3D printers for our seven elementary STEM classrooms. This is the fourth Howmet grant LREF has received to benefit Lakewood students.

The Lakewood City Schools continued to ramp up its efforts this school year to be a more eco-friendly organization. Grant Elementary is a shining example of making our staff and students aware of their environmental impacts and learning what they can do to help make a difference.

Congratulations to Grant Elementary School and Lincoln Elementary School for earning 5-Star Recognition! It's a significant achievement to receive the Overall 5-Star Building Award, which is given to buildings that exceed state standards by performing exceptionally well across all 5-rated components on the state report card. This recognition reflects the hard work and dedication of the staff, students, and the entire Grant and Lincoln school community. Well done!

Congratulations to December Educator Spotlight honorees, Lauren Flynn of Lakewood High School and Stephanie Oliveri of Grant Elementary! These two have been singled out by their peers as outstanding employees and colleagues. Click on Read More below to find out more about this fabulous pair!