
Students and staff had a blast with Easter inspired activities like egg painting and games like the jelly bean chopstick challenge (45 seconds never felt so fast 😄). With sweet prizes like (Hello, peeps, jelly beans and chocolate), plus a staff breakfast, it was a great send-off into the break!
We will see you back in class on Monday, April 13!






LHS will be represented in the 39th Annual Storrs All High Art Show, held at the Kenan House in Lockport from April 19–May 17. This statewide exhibit features student artwork from grades 9–12 across New York, and LHS is showcasing 10 incredible pieces. This year’s invitation even features artwork by LHS senior Charlye Smith - what an honor! Stay tuned as we cheer on our student artists and share updates from the opening reception on April 19.
Congratulations to the following students (photos are in order that the names appear):
Charlye Smith (Grade 12)
Damon Lash (Grade 11)
Joy Shukuru (Grade 10)
Kai (Trinity) Garay (Grade 10)
Katelynn Dang (Grade 12)
Kayleigh Cramer (Grade 10)
Layla Dumais (Grade 10)
Marley Holford (Grade 11)
Phoebe Northrup (Grade 10)
Vee Reinagel (Grade 11)










Whether in classrooms, hallways, cafeterias, or beyond, your patience, care, and dedication make a lasting difference each and every day. Thank you for the connections you build and the support you provide across Lockport.
Happy Paraprofessionals Day! 💙💛

Both students were honored with the New York State Senate Youth Leadership Recognition Award by Senator Rob Ortt for their leadership, academic success, and dedication to their school community.
Kelsie is deeply involved in athletics, music, and multiple student organizations, while Nyema serves as a student leader, editor, and the district’s first student member of the Board of Education.
We’re proud of their hard work and the impact they continue to make at LHS! 💙
You can read the full story on the LHS website here: https://www.lockportschools.org/o/lhs/article/2794469.






Join us on Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 7:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. at the District Office (130 Beattie Ave.).
No appointment needed—come get your child ready for September!
You can always set up an appointment with the district office if the above date does not work for you. More information about registration is available at https://www.lockportschools.org/o/lcsd/page/student-registration.

The Lockport City School District Family Empowerment Center, in partnership with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Niagara County, is bringing the Veggie Van Mobile Farmers Market to LCSD families, caregivers, and staff. Stop by and receive a free bag of fresh produce while supplies last!
📅 Pickup Dates:
• April 14 – Emmet Belknap
• April 28 – Aaron Mossell
(You can sign up for one or both!)
Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc1LIvyPKkMo8V3AIrBnalLC2Bvsvp5y7q0LO1oK05PKZTezg/viewform

Chase confidently presented his findings through three rounds of judging, including a recorded session that highlighted his strong communication and presentation skills. He dedicated time over several weeks preparing his project with support from My Brother’s Keeper Ambassador, Mr.Anglade.
Way to go, Chase!



Yesterday, students and staff across our district stepped up in style to show love, inclusion, and support for Down syndrome awareness. Because our differences are what make us stronger...together.

















Thursdays, March 26 - April 23 (no session April 9)
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
LCSD Family Empowerment Center, 57 Canal Street, suite 102, Lockport
Find out more at https://www.lockportschools.org/page/event-registration.








🏆 STATE CHAMPIONS
Jackson Hughes, Brian Frazer & Maddie Doyle – 1st place overall for their marketing campaign for Reid’s Drive In!
🥉 5th Place Overall
Brylie Bowes & Emily Wise – Marketing campaign for Cosi Care
👏 Top 10 Finishers
Shya Wittcop – Retail Merchandising role play
Jackson Hughes – Marketing exam
Tessa Fraser – Business Services Marketing role play
We are so proud of all our Lions for representing Lockport with heart, talent, and determination! Congrats to all who competed!




















The workshop compares the two primary frameworks for supporting students with disabilities in public schools. highlights key differences in legal basis, eligibility, and services provided.
This workshop is designed to equip parents with the knowledge and tools needed to understand and advocate for their child's educational needs. We will explore the differences between an IEP and a 504 Plan, helping you determine which path best suits your child's specific situation.
Tuesday, March 24, 2026
6:00-7:30 p.m.
This virtual workshop is offered hybrid. As a registered participant, you may choose to receive a Zoom link to login from your own device and location or attend in person at the FEC to use a device and log into the Zoom workshop.
Click here for more information: https://www.lockportschools.org/page/event-registration
