WORLD OF NATIONS will be postponed to March 27th
Reminder! DMA 3 Testing begins this week! Please ensure students are in attendance.
DMA 3 Testing Schedule:
Monday, February 24 – ELA (Session 1, 60 Min) – 6th, 7th, 8th Grades
Tuesday, February 25 – ELA (Session 2, 60 Min) – 6th, 7th, 8th Grades
Wednesday, February 26 – Make-up Testing
Thursday, February 27 – Math (Session 1, 60 Min) – 6th, 7th, 8th, Algebra 1
Friday, February 28 – Math (Session 2, 60 Min) – 6th, 7th, 8th, Algebra 1
Monday, March 3 – Science (Session 1, 80 Min) – 8th Grade
Tuesday, March 4 – Science (Session 2, 80 Min) – 8th Grade
Wednesday, March 5 – Make-up Testing
Thursday, March 6 – Civics (Session 1, 60 Min) – 7th & 8th Grades
Friday, March 7 – Civics (Session 2, 60 Min) – 7th & 8th Grades
Families, we want to thank you for supporting our Scholastic Book Fair! We have reached $2300 dollars in sales. We have a goal of $3800 prior to February 20th. Please help us to achieve that goal by allowing your students to purchase on campus on tomorrow or online before February 20th.
About the Student Essay Contest-
February 3rd - February 21st
The Black History Month essay contest is open to all students grades 6-8th. Six winners will be selected: two from each grade level.
Each winner will receive a gift card and up to $100 for school supplies.
Student may enter only one essay, written in English, no longer than 500 words.
There are many examples throughout our state’s history of African Americans and their contributions to Florida’s success. Using your own words, write about an African American who has had an impactful effect whose story should be shared. The subject of the essay should be a Floridian.
Some examples are:
• Lottery Secretary John Davis
• Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune
• Ray Charles
• Representative Kiyan Michael
PTSA VOLUNTEERS & SECRETARY NEEDED
SE NECESITAN VOLUNTARIOS Y SECRETARIA DE LA PTSA
Scholar Bowl- Defeated Stilwell!
Join us for a FREE movie night Feb 21st at 6pm.
Movie starts at 6:30 Mufasa: The Lion King
Únase a nosotros para una noche de cine GRATIS el 21 de febrero a las 6 p.m.
La película comienza a las 6:30 Mufasa: El Rey León
Join Lake Shore Middle School for our scholastic book fair. Fall in love with reading. February 7 through the 14th.
JOIN US FOR LAKE SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL'S 1st - WORLD OF NATIONS EVENT to embrace our many cultures represented by our student and teacher population. FEBRUARY 27TH 6PM-7PM TICKETS $5 PRE-SALE $7 AT THE DOOR
ÚNASE A NOSOTROS PARA EL 1er EVENTO MUNDO DE NACIONES DE LAKE SHORE MIDDLE SCHOOL para abrazar nuestras muchas culturas representadas por nuestra población de estudiantes y maestros. 27 DE FEBRERO 6PM-7PM BOLETOS $5 PREVENTA $7 EN PUERTA
BOOK CLUB
First Meeting - February 11th
James Baldwin born August 1924, died December 1987 was a writer and civil rights activist. He is most famous writing was “Notes of a Native Son”, which lead him to being a voice for human equality. He was an influential public figure during the civil rights movement.
Education means light and liberty-
Frederick Douglass
Remember to read 30 minutes a day
Enjoy the highlights of Chaffee Trail middle School versus Lakeshore Middle School.
Go Warriors!! ❤️❤️
Join us on Instagram!
Students will complete the pledge to read 30 minutes per day beginning January 31-February 14
Good afternoon parents and guardians. Lakeshore students' report cards were published to FOCUS on January 13, 2025. In accordance with DCPS policy, report cards will only be published to FOCUS for parents/guardians viewing. If you would like a hard copy of your student's report card, you must request it in person. Going forward, Lakeshore will adhere to district policy in reference to electronically publishing report cards and progress reports. Thanks for all you do to support your student.
Be Safe. Be Seen. is taking place January 21-31. This initiative is crucial in educating our students about pedestrian and bicycle safety, helping them develop lifelong safe habits.
This resource provides important tips on roadway safety and serves as a great way to extend the safety conversation beyond the classroom and into the home.
Be a “Roll” Model for safe behavior--ride and drive safely around all traffic.
It’s not enough to tell your child what to do, especially when your behavior
is different. Your child learns and follows your actions.
Wear your bicycle helmet every time you get on your bike. Your helmet
should fit level on your head and low on the forehead, sit securely on the
head and be buckled.
Follow the rules of the road when walking, riding a bicycle, or driving a car.
Be courteous and respectful and “share the road” with other road users.
Treat others as you would like to be treated.
Avoid honking at a pedestrian or cyclist; honking does not show courtesy
and it can be dangerous. Honking can frighten a pedestrian or cyclist and
cause him/her to crash.
Transition to High School
Family Informational Night
New year, New me
Thursday, 1/16 @5:30pm // Lake Shore Cafeteria
If you lost your housing due to economic hardship, natural disaster, or other similar reason, and are living temporarily with friends or relatives, or in a shelter, motel, vehicle, or campground; or on the street; in an abandoned building, then your children are eligible to receive benefits provided under the McKinney-Vento Act.
