The LHS Talent Show is on Thursday, May 22, 2025 at LHS Visual & Performing Arts Center at 6:30 p.m. Come cheer on your favorite act!
Tomorrow, May 20, 2025 is the day to get our and vote on the 2025-2026 Budget Vote. It's so important to participate!
🎓 Lockport High School Top 10 Seniors: Class of 2025 Spotlight
We are proud to celebrate the incredible achievements and bright futures of our Top 10 seniors at Lockport High School. These students have shown dedication, passion, and leadership throughout their high school years—and their next chapters are just beginning. Here’s a closer look at our top five seniors and where they’re headed next. Watch for the other Top 10 next week!
#1 Anthony Alessi
Anthony is skating toward an exciting future—he'll be trying out for the Canadian Hockey League after graduation. A longtime player with the Junior Sabres, hockey has been a major part of his life. At LHS, Anthony is a member of the National Honor Society and has demonstrated strong academic and athletic dedication. After his hockey career, he plans to attend college and pursue a career as a Physical Therapist.
#2 Lucas Pynn
Lucas is headed to Daemen University to study in the Physician Assistant program and will also join the Daemen Men’s Volleyball team. He fell in love with Daemen's cultural atmosphere and welcoming campus during his visit. At LHS, Lucas was involved in National Honor Society, Sources of Strength, and was a valuable member of the varsity volleyball team. His commitment to health sciences and teamwork will take him far.
#3 Jameson Eisenhauer
Jameson is attending Niagara University to major in Biology, with his sights possibly set on becoming an Orthodontist. He was drawn to NU for its strong sense of community and the campus environment. During his time at LHS, Jameson made an impact through National Honor Society, Soccer, Scholastic Bowl, Soccer, Sources of Strength, Unified Basketball, and the Foreign Exchange Club. His curiosity will serve him well in the healthcare field.
#4 Morgan Case
Morgan is heading to Rochester Institute of Technology to major in Biochemistry. She is especially interested in pathology research and hopes to find a career that allows her to travel while making scientific contributions. She chose RIT for its outstanding research opportunities and early access to labs and co-ops—even as a freshman. At LHS, Morgan is a dedicated member of the swim team and participates in Page Turners and the Foreign Exchange Club.
#5 Chloe Wysochanski
Chloe will be attending SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) to study Environmental Biology. She's considering a future that includes teaching or working in government or nonprofit sectors to make a positive impact. Chloe was drawn to ESF for its specialized focus and strong research programs. At LHS, she is involved in stage crew, paid crew, and the Foreign Language Club, bringing creativity and dedication to everything she does.
Lockport High School is proud to announce the members of Legacy 2025. Members of the graduating class have the ability to apply to the Legacy membership each year. The group works together on a civic minded project to better the school, district or community. This year's members are: Cooper Wasson, Isabella Pearl, RoseMia Marquez, Sian Powell, Abigail Shortridge, Serenity Gilbert, Lily Watier, Leela Gollhardt, Jyla Johnson, August Gong, Cecelia Millen, Jocelyn Velasquez, Gianna Pasceri, Tanner Gurnett, Olivia Hufnagel, Zachary Simeone, Lillian Bushley and Skye Wendt.
Lockport High School inducted 105 students into the National Honor Society last week - that's 1/3 of this class! Current NHS officers introduced the candidates to be recognized. Honorees are in grade 11 and have demonstrated the 4 pillars of scholarship, leadership, service and character. Congratulations to all!
Meet the Candidates!
Join us for School Board Candidates Night on May 7, 2025, from 6–8 PM at the Lockport High School Visual & Performing Arts Center (250 Lincoln Ave., Door #3).
This is your chance to hear directly from the candidates running for the Lockport City School District Board of Education.
Presented by The Lockport Council of PTAs & The League of Women Voters of Buffalo-Niagara.
Be informed. Be involved.
Mrs. Giansante's LHS Spanish 3, 4, and 5 students celebrated El Día de los Niños and El Día de los Libros yesterday in classes. Students had the opportunity to hear from guest readers who featured a favorite book from their childhood. Following this, there was an opportunity for all students to select a free book from a large collection and enjoy free reading time.
Started in Mexico, El Día de los Niños (Children's Day) and El Día de los Libros (Book Day) are celebrated on April 30th. This day is a time to celebrate children and their families, emphasizing the importance of reading and literacy, particularly for children from various linguistic and cultural backgrounds.
LHS students Jadyn Beshaw, Jocelyn Velazquez, and Emily Wise were awarded the chance to participate in the DECA International Career Development Conference this past week in Orlando, Florida with over 26,000 students. They gained networking connections with industry professionals and students from around the globe. This opportunity was made possible by the initiative and hard work by these three young future professionals, but also could not have happened without the sponsorship of local business partners; Shamus, World Used Tires Inc., Reid Petroleum Corporation, Heinrich Chevrolet, NetPlus Alliance, Bling!, Lockport Schools & Community FCU, HTI Recycling LLC, Connor Wealth Management, Village Eatery, and Niagara's Choice Credit Union. Thank you!
🤖✨ Get ready, LCSD! STEM NIGHT is TONIGHT! From robots and drones to science experiments, coding, math magic 🧪📐 and even stop motion animation — we've got something for every curious mind!
🎉 Open to ALL K-12 students + families
🕕 May 1, 2025 from 6–8 PM
📍 Lockport High School (Enter through Door #3)
Can't wait to see you there— it's going to be STEM-sational! 🧠⚡
May is Community Action Month! STEM Night on May 1 is a great way for our community to come together and empower our students with knowledge, resources, and opportunities for growth. It’s also the perfect lead-up to our LCSD Unity Fest on May 30th, where we will continue to celebrate the strength and spirit of our community, promoting unity, diversity, and empowerment for all.
Mark your calendars:
STEM Night: May 1, 2025 from 6:00-8:00 PM at Lockport High School
Unity Fest: May 30, 2025 from 4:00-8:00 PM behind Lockport High School
Together, we’re building a future of innovation, inclusivity, and community empowerment!
🦁💙 Embrace our differences and support each other.
Every student brings something unique to our classrooms—different strengths, perspectives, and ways of learning. That’s what makes our schools strong.
When we take the time to understand and uplift one another, we create a community where everyone belongs and everyone can succeed.
#WeAreLions #NeurodiversityAwareness
LHS students had an egg-citing surprise before spring recess!
Hidden around the school were special eggs—and those lucky enough to find one could turn it in at the main office for a prize. Just a fun and festive way to keep everyone engaged and energized before the break!
After learning about Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and French artists, LHS French 4 and 5 students visited the AKG Art Museum to see the works of art studied, which are part of the permanent collection of the AKG. Students enjoyed a guided tour, seeing the art in person, and also learning about current exhibits.
Small actions can make a big difference.
Whether it’s offering a quiet space, rethinking how we give instructions, or simply showing patience—these everyday choices help create a school where every student, including those who are neurodivergent, can thrive. 💙💛
Let’s keep celebrating the unique ways our students learn, grow, and succeed—because inclusion isn’t one big gesture, it’s a series of small, intentional ones. #NeurodiversityAwareness
STEM Night: A Journey Through Innovation is coming to LCSD! On May 1 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM, get ready for a night of hands-on experiments, digital safety tips, robotics, and more!
When: May 1, 2025, from 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Where: Lockport High School
✨Keynote Speaker: Investigator Michael Hamilton on Cyberbullying Awareness
✨Hands-On STEM Demos: Robotics, animation, coding & more!
✨Grab a bite while you explore!
Don’t forget: Arrive by 6:00 PM sharp for the opening event to enter for a chance to win a Drone or Sphero Mini Robot!
Today we are recognizing the incredible teacher assistants, aides, and mediators who make a difference every day at LCSD!
Our paraprofessionals provide essential support to students and teachers, creating a positive and successful learning environment. Their dedication, kindness, and hard work do not go unnoticed!
Thank you to all of you!
LHS students had the amazing opportunity to spend the day at the Golisano Institute of Business and Entrepreneurship in Rochester last week.
Students learned about the unique model of higher education that the Institute can provide post-graduation. - "Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship delivers a higher-quality, no-debt, accelerated business education that sets you up for economic success."
Lockport students got to hear from a panel of current Institute students and we also got a lesson by one of their faculty members, a Masterclass on Current State of Economy & Applied Economics. It was a great day and a promising partnership for LHS business students!
Take a Look at Teaching (TALAT) students attended the 2nd annual "Be a Bengal, Be a Teacher" event at SUNY Buffalo State University on Wednesday. Students were provided with a fantastic opportunity to engage with various education departments and clubs, participate in a panel discussion with current education students and student teachers, take a tour of campus, and enjoy lunch in the dining hall.
We are especially proud to share that three of our TALAT members from this trip have been accepted to attend SUNY Buffalo State University in the fall to further their careers in education! We are proud of everything our seniors have accomplished and look forward to seeing them return to LCSD as educators!
LHS U.S. History classes took a powerful trip to the Kenan House Gallery to explore Secret Weapons of WWII: Women, Books, & Music, an exhibit showcasing important artifacts, local connections, and the often-overlooked impact of women during the war. Students and staff shared enthusiastic feedback about the experience!
Adding to this moment of remembrance, the Lockport Public Arts Council presented LCSD with a special plaque to be displayed in the halls of LHS, honoring the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of our brave Lions who served in WWII.
NYSERDA Energy Literacy Workshop
Date: Tuesday, April 1
Time: 5:00-6:00 P.M.
Location: Family Empowerment Center, 57 Canal Street, Lockport, Suite 2 (enter through the parking lot door)
Receive FREE energy savings kit and learn strategies to make your home more efficient.
To register, click here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdz79a0pM1__3MZ8HjeodsvRVlNsun0WWB9NGGkMIudHjaCcQ/viewform
