Please mark your calendars for the upcoming Orientation and Open House dates for 2025/2026 School Year! https://www.lockportschools.org/article/2268720
#SummerofLions vibes: It's an Emily sandwich with Natalie in the middle! The girls are getting ready for freshmen year at LHS and making memories the classic way—with thrill rides, laughs, and summertime fun at Darien Lake! 🎡☀️
#SummerofLions shoutout to this crew! Spencer (8th grade), Sawyer (6th grade), and Harper (4th grade) kicked off summer with their first-ever family vacation to Myrtle Beach! 🏖️ On the way, they made a pit stop at Luray Caverns in Virginia for some underground adventure. Sounds like an unforgettable start to summer! 🌊
#SummerofLions: Rising freshmen Stella and Claire capped off the Fourth of July with a perfect summer sunset. ❤️🤍💙
#SummerofLions spotlight: Rowan, heading into 3rd grade at Roy B. Kelley, traveled back in time at a Viking Festival in Ohio! He and his mom embraced the adventure with plenty of fun. ⚔️🛡️
💪💙 This #SummerofLions spotlight is all about strength, purpose, and heart. Emma, who will be joining LHS this fall, is traveling to Wilmington, Delaware this August to compete in the Pin Cancer Wrestling Tournament—a nationwide event that raises funds for cancer research and supports families facing the cost of treatment.
Emma is wrestling in honor of her coach, William Morello Sr., who lost a two-year battle with cancer. “He never missed a meet, tournament, or even showed he was in pain. He defined strength and love for this sport,” she said. “I’m stepping onto the mat to honor him.”
Good luck, Emma!
Emma is wrestling in honor of her coach, William Morello Sr., who lost a two-year battle with cancer. “He never missed a meet, tournament, or even showed he was in pain. He defined strength and love for this sport,” she said. “I’m stepping onto the mat to honor him.”
Good luck, Emma!
Amelia Mussachio, heading into her junior year at Lockport High School, will be performing in Bye Bye Birdie at the Kenan Center July 18–20, produced by Spotlight Performing Artists.
Let's go out and support our fellow Lions!
Let's go out and support our fellow Lions!
Kendall, a soon-to-be 6th grader at Emmet Belknap, and her sister Arya kicked off summer with a sweet trip to Hershey Park right after school let out! 🍫🎢☀️ #SummerofLions
🚐📚 Starting Monday, July 7, the TechMobile is rolling into your neighborhood — and it’s bringing the library with it!
This summer, skip the trip — the library is coming to YOU. The TechMobile from Lockport Public Library is packed with books, tech tools, and free WiFi access, plus friendly LCSD staff and librarians ready to help you!
This summer, skip the trip — the library is coming to YOU. The TechMobile from Lockport Public Library is packed with books, tech tools, and free WiFi access, plus friendly LCSD staff and librarians ready to help you!
🎲✈️ Next up in our #SummerofLions series: Isabelle from LHS is heading to Las Vegas to visit family! Wishing you sunshine, safe travels, and unforgettable memories in the city of lights. Have a great time, Isabelle!
We were lucky enough for @Marcus the Barber and Associates LLC to visit a few of our schools this year to give our students haircuts. Students received free haircuts boosting confidence and smiles. This initiative supports families and meets students where they are. Thank you for your support with in LCSD!
*Please note that this is a TIES-funded position and not a district-employed role.
We’re looking for a parent to take on this meaningful, part-time role supporting inclusive activities across the district.
Details:
– Approx. 10 hrs/week
– Year-round, part-time
– $16/hour
– HS diploma required
– 2+ years experience with individuals/families with developmental disabilities
What is TIES?
Together Including Every Student (TIES) empowers students with developmental disabilities to join clubs, sports, and community activities—with the support of trained peer volunteers.
Interested? Email Erik Vohwinkel, Director of Special Education, evohwinkel@lockportschools.net
We’re looking for a parent to take on this meaningful, part-time role supporting inclusive activities across the district.
Details:
– Approx. 10 hrs/week
– Year-round, part-time
– $16/hour
– HS diploma required
– 2+ years experience with individuals/families with developmental disabilities
What is TIES?
Together Including Every Student (TIES) empowers students with developmental disabilities to join clubs, sports, and community activities—with the support of trained peer volunteers.
Interested? Email Erik Vohwinkel, Director of Special Education, evohwinkel@lockportschools.net
We had so many fun photos and stories coming in at the end of the year, we have a few leftovers we're going to share moving into the summer! At Anna Merritt, Mrs. Rude 's students wrapped up the school year with some camping fun! They told campfire stories, went fishing, and made smores- the perfect way to end the school year!
🎢☀️ First up in our #SummerofLions series: Jaziyus from Roy B. Kelley kicked off summer with some thrills at Six Flags Darien Lake! From roller coasters to water rides, he's making the most of the break—and repping RBK with pride!
Where are our Lions heading next?
Where are our Lions heading next?
Let’s give a huge High Five to LHS sophomore Blake Warchocki, a Spring 2025 recipient of the Niagara Police Athletic League Do The Right Thing Award!
While leaving the lacrosse field this spring, Blake spotted a camera bag left behind near the fence. Instead of ignoring it, he brought it home for safekeeping and returned it to school the next day. Inside? A valuable camera lens and flash—tools we use to capture moments across the district.
Blake’s honesty and integrity didn’t just return lost items—they ensured that we can continue sharing the stories of our students with families and the community.
Thanks for setting a tremendous example, Blake. You’re what being a Lion is all about!
Emmet Belknap's Olympic Day was a gold medal event! Each homeroom represented a different country, bringing culture, creativity, and tons of team spirit to the track. Students gave it their all in races and relays, showing off their sportsmanship and Lion pride. What a fun way to celebrate movement, unity, and the end of a great school year!
As part of their final unit on Human Impact on Earth, 8th grade AMJHS general science students faced a survival challenge: What if the world as we know it ended… could you survive?
Using only limited and recycled materials donated by staff, students worked in teams to design and build devices to meet one of the five basic survival needs. The results? Incredible creativity and problem-solving!
From animal traps and fishing poles to shelters and first aid kits, these students proved they’re ready for anything—even the end of the world.
Field Day fun was in full swing at Anna Merritt Elementary last week too! From the school wide race to our students bringing the energy, teamwork, and plenty of smiles. A huge thank you to Anna Merritt staff and volunteers who made the day unforgettable, as well as the PTA at Anna Merritt! What a way to wrap up the school year with laughter, movement, and Lion pride!
We're covering all things Field Days this week! First up, we had Roy B. Kelley students celebrate last Wednesday. The day was all about sunshine, smiles, and serious school spirit students leaped, raced, and laughed their way through an unforgettable Field Day! From relay races to water games, the energy was off the charts — and our Lions showed up ready to PLAY!
A huge shoutout to our amazing PTA for making it all happen. Your support, planning, and dedication helped create a day filled with joy and memories our students won’t forget. THANK YOU!
The kindergarteners at George Southard are getting ready to move on up! With proud smiles, practiced songs, and a whole lot of heart, these soon-to-be first graders are preparing for their Moving Up Day ceremony. Good luck to them all!
