Lockport High School's Class of 2024 has been joyfully participating in a series of cherished senior traditions, marking their final year with a blend of pride and celebration.
Decision Day
The festivities began with Decision Day, where seniors proudly wore attire representing their post-graduation plans. Whether heading to college, entering the workforce, or joining the Armed Services, every student’s future was celebrated, kicking off many memorable send-offs for the Class of 2024.
Scholastic Achievement Recognition
In academic excellence, three outstanding seniors—Alexia Kilroy, Carmella Rashko, and Ezekiel Krystaf—were honored by the Erie-Niagara School Superintendents Association (E-NSSA) at the Annual Scholastic Achievement Recognition Dinner. This prestigious award acknowledges the top three academic seniors from each high school across Erie and Niagara counties, and we are immensely proud of their achievements.
Athletic Awards Night
Lockport High School also celebrated its 26th Annual Athletic Awards Night, where the accomplishments of our student-athletes were highlighted:
Six league championships.
Recognition of 30 Varsity NYS Scholar Athlete Teams.
Participation of five student-athletes in NYS championships.
Engagement of 195 students in modified sports and 337 in Varsity programs.
A total of 255 awards and over $24,000 in scholarship money were awarded to our athletes.
Senior Scholarship Awards Night
On another celebratory note, the Senior Scholarship Awards Night recognized the hard work and dedication of our seniors:
119 scholarships awarded.
Over $82,594 in scholarship money earned.
Recognition of achievements across academics, community service, and various fields.
S.T.A.R. Concert
The Lockport HS S.T.A.R. Concert (Songs to Assist Recovery) was a resounding success. Our Concert Choir, Vocal Jazz, and soloists delivered spectacular performances, raising significant funds for Kids Escaping Drugs. It was a bittersweet farewell to our talented seniors.
LCSD Senior Walk
The LCSD Senior Walk filled the elementary school halls with joy as seniors, donning their caps and gowns, were greeted by former teachers and cheered on by younger students. This tradition celebrates growth, learning, and community, symbolizing the journey from elementary to high school.
