LATEST NEWS
 

Worried about the ACT and the SAT? The Princeton Review staff will be discussing test taking strategies, tips on how to improve scores, how to enhance chances of getting into select colleges and more. The free workshop will be at the West Chester Library on Tuesday, September 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the Community Room. To register for this program visit: www.princetonreview.com . Search SAT, 45069 zip code and Free Event.

 

The Honors English classes will be having a bookfair through Barnes and Noble starting Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010.  We will be having a three-day fair in store (Sept. 2-4th) and a weeklong fair online starting the day after our in-store bookfair "officially" ends.  If you would like to help support us, all one simply has to do on the day of the purchase is identify yourself to the bookseller by either saying "Lakota East High School" or even better, giving them the school voucher number-- 10267037.   If you decide to shop online, you must enter the bookfair ID number on the payment page to ensure our organization receives credit.  Again, all purchases--books, DVDs, music, cafe, and even Nooks--can count in the book fair.  Click here for the Book Fair Brochure.

 

Lakota East High School Report Card is online. Click the link to see the latest school report card.. . . LINK

 

ALL 2010 Yearbooks will be mailed to student homes in early October. Yearbooks will be mailed to the address given at the time of order. Questions? Email Melissa.Wipperman@lakotaonline.com

 

2011 Yearbook Senior Portraits are due 3/1/2011. Click here for more information.

 

East Freshman Campus - High Schools That Work...Article

 

Credit Flexibility-"A New Way to Earn High School Credit".....Information

 

Interested in the Lakota Local School District Budget and Finances? Click here for more information.

 

Mission Statement

We, the staff of Lakota East High School, will work cooperatively with all segments of our community to prepare students to be responsible and accountable citizens within the school, the community, and the world.

In support of this mission, we are committed to:
  • Providing academically challenging programs and activities in which all students can achieve their potential;
  • Providing students an educational foundation that fosters intellectual, academic, and vocational growth;
  • Creating a safe and respectful learning environment in which student diversity is recognized and appreciated;
  • Maintaining responsible communication with parents, students, staff and community; and
  • Being a positive role model for our students.


 

Main Campus - Dr. Keith Kline, Principal
6480 Lakota Lane | Liberty Township, OH 45044-9578
(513) 755-7211 | Fax: (513) 759-8633 | Attendance: (513) 759-8615

 



Freshman Campus - Suzanna Davis, Assoc. Principal
7630 Bethany Road | Liberty Township, OH 45044-9583
(513) 588-7700 | Fax: (513) 759-2024 | Attendance: (513) 588-7701

 

 


Resource Officer/Safe Schools Hotline
Deputy Doug Hale - Main Campus 
(513) 759-8615 ext. 15007 or doug.hale@lakotaonline.com