PINER PRIDE NEWS - The Lakewood BOE is pleased to announce its 2018-19 partnership with Ocean County College.  Eligible Lakewood High School juniors and seniors can take courses at no charge.(click for info English) (Spanish)

BOE MEETING 9.17.18 LIVE STREAM  ENGLISH   SPANISH

Y KIDS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM INFORMATION - ENGLISH SPANISH

A Letter From Superintendent Laura A. Winters  English  Spanish

Lakewood Public and Nonpublic students head to Trenton to attend Lakewood School Funding Case (click to view)

Please be aware that Physicals for Fall Sports have been scheduled with the District Physician on the following dates:

Wednesday, August 22, 2018 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. (High School)

Tuesday, September 18, 2018 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.  (High School)

Students that are current patients (who are not available for these dates) can do "Same Day Service" at the 2nd Street location.  Permission Slips will be provided by OHI. A  list of expected students, with an indication, if they are current patients with OHI will be provided.  [OHI] will then review their records beforehand.  For those students who are not currently a patient, their parents will have to complete an OHI medical packet.

Resolution Regarding LEA/LAA Increase

 Whereas, the Lakewood Board of Education recognizes the chronic underfunding of the public school education; and

 Whereas, the Lakewood Board of Education sees the consequences of chronic underfunding – low salaries and poor staff morale. 

 Whereas, the Lakewood Board of Education has watched over 40 teachers resign since April, and approximately 365 staff members resign since 2014.  On behalf of our students and families, we cannot allow this crisis to continue.  We support our classroom teachers, aides, secretaries and all of our staff and demand the necessary funding for a meaningful teacher pay raise.

Be it resolved, that the Lakewood Board of Education is in full support of our teachers, students and staff and are hereby, approving the following for all members of the LEA and LAA provided all contract language requested by the Administration and all other issues are resolved; including but not limited to, the understanding that there will be no change in the current formula for Chapter 78:

2018-2019 – 3.2% raise (County Average, subject to verification)

2019-2020 – 3.2% raise (County Average, subject to verification)

2020-2021 – 3.2% raise (County Average, subject to verification)

Approximate cost of raise for the 2018-2019 school year is $1,525,675 based on budgeted amounts for salaries.

BOE MEETING 8.6.2018 ENGLISH   SPANISH   

Attention all students enrolled in Physics, AP Physics I & II                       Click Here for important information regarding summer instruction

BOE MEETING 7.18.2018  ENGLISH   SPANISH

Transportation Policies (click to view)

Transportation Study Progress Report (click to view)

Incoming Grade 6 and Grade 9 Registration on June 19 and June 20. 2-6pm in the HS Cafeteria.  All current 5th graders and 8th graders must register. (click for info)

Letter from the Superintendent - Metal Detectors and Clear Book Bags (click to view)

NJ Alternative College Financial Aid Application (click for info)

BOE Meeting 6.27.2018 - English       BOE Meeting 6.27.208 - Spanish

Open Public Forum at John Patrick Park  English  Spanish

 Spring Concert Highlights from Each School (click to view)

Letter from the Superintendent -  Incident at Oak Street School  (click to view)   (Click to view - Spanish)

Lakewood School District implements an exciting new program this past year at the Lakewood High School (click to view)

 Lakewood School District Announces the Following Summer Programs(click for info English) (Spanish)

Lakewood Recreation Summer Programs - Fill out the form and return to your child's school (click for info)

 Lakewood Recreation Summer Music Program - Fill out the form and return to your child's school (click for info)

Lakewood School District Community Liaison - Oscar Orellana 732.228.2955

Lakewood District Employees meet, at BOE directive, to discuss innovative programs to further accommodate Latino students (click to view)

Letters of Support from the community:

• Letter of support from the Vaad
• Letter of support from the Vaad (Spanish)
• Letter of support from the Igud HaMosdos
• Letter of support from the Igud HaMosdos (Spanish)

Feasibility Study of location for additional Pre-K and Kindergarten space (click to view)

Parent Letter May 1, 2018 (click to view English & Spanish version)

BOE Meeting Presentation 4.30.2018 (click to view) 

Letter from Senator Singer (click to view)

CONGRATULATIONS

• Students of the Year - Viktoriya Slyusarchuk & Ariel Julian Ruiz
• Mayor's Association Scholarship - Karla Farfan Miguel
• Unsung Hero - Michelle Elias

COMMENCEMENT FLOWERS FUNDRAISER - Floral arrangements available for your graduate (click for info) 

2018 SUMMER RECREATION AND DAY CAMP  (click for info)

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN TRENTON TO OBSERVE SENATE BUDGETARY HEARING (click to view)

Letter of Request for Funding to Acting Commissioner Repollet (click to view)

Approximately 30 High School students and 5 staff go to Trenton to observe the confirmation of Dr. Repollet as Commissioner of Education.(click to view photos)

Appointment of Michael I. Inzelbuch, Esq.

• Board Resolution
• Contract
• Letters of Recommendation
• Monitor Azzara Letter of Support
• Resume

Congratulations! - Andrea De John, High School Guidance Counselor, was selected as the 2017-2018 Counselor of the County for Ocean County. 

 CONGRATULATIONS!                           

Transportation Review  (click to view)

Superintendent Laura A. Winters' Recent Letters to the DOE and Governor:

Request to Meet Letter to Governor Murphy (click to view)

Request for Additional Special Education Categorical Aid (click to view)

Request to Meet Letter to Acting Commissioner Dr. Repollet (click to view)

Lakewood's Oscar Orellana is a guidance counselor, coach, literacy volunteer and immigrant advocate. (click to view story)

In a continued effort to promote stability and fiscal long-term stability, the Lakewood Board of Education approved at the January 31, 2017, meeting the hiring of Ray and Associates to conduct a national search to identify candidates for a permanent Business Administrator.

Ray and Associates corporate office is located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and assists Boards of Education throughout the country in locating qualified staff. Longtime Lakewood resident, former Assistant Commissioner of Education, Principal, and teacher  Dr.  Michael Rush serves as Regional Search Director of Ray and Associates.      

The Board of Education since 2010 has seen no less than 8 Business Administrators.

Currently, Kevin Campbell has served as Interim Business Administrator since earlier this year after then Business Administrator Regina Robinson took a job closer to her home in Jersey City and Robert Finger has served as Interim Assistant Business  Administrator since October 2017. ( Mr. Finger previously served as Business  Administrator for approximately 5 years until 2010 and was  primarily responsible for helping the District achieve financial stability.)