We love to share good news about our wonderful students and staff members. And we have a lot of great things to share! Read all about student and faculty awards and accomplishments, past happenings, upcoming events, and so much more.
The sixth grade awards ceremony at Lake-Noxen will take place on Wednesday, June 7. We look forward to celebrating your students and wish them all the best.
Lake-Noxen families get ready! Once again, our school will embark on a community-wide reading event beginning May 22 and ending June 5. Each student will bring home a copy of "How to Eat Fried Worms". We ask families to read at home or follow along with our staff as they read to you on a privately posted YouTube video. We look forward to this event as we build a whole community of readers!
Student placement in a classroom is a carefully planned process. We place students according to several criteria. Our goal is that parents would have confidence that we deliver a rigorous academic program in a respectful environment in each classroom. However, if there is a conflict for not wanting a particular placement, we must receive a written letter to the principal detailing the concern no later than Saturday, July 1, 2023. Please know that a letter only guarantees consideration. It does not guarantee a placement. We will not consider phone calls asking for a particular placement. We greatly appreciate your cooperation!
Congratulations to Ainsley Vitkoski from Mrs. Loftus’ first grade class for being selected as a grand national champion! With this achievement, Ainsley is recognized as having the best handwriting for a first grade student in the United States! Ainsley will receive a trophy, a handcrafted framed certificate, and $500! In addition, our school will receive $1,000 in handwriting supplies. We are so proud of Ainsley!
We would also like to recognize the following students for their achievements of being state winners:
- 1st: Ainsley Vitkoski
- 3rd: Henry Graboske
- 4th: Reese Galka
- 5th: Macie Sell
- 6th: Cadence Stanley
These students received a medallion in honor of their outstanding achievement. Congratulations!