Lockport High School

LCSD students showcased their incredible talent at the Black History Month Art School, where art became a powerful voice for history, identity, and inspiration. Students honored the achievements, resilience, and contributions of Black leaders, artists, and change makers. Here's a sample of the work that is on display!

In celebratory of Black History Month, students had an unforgettable experience painting with Princessa Williams, who shared her journey as an artist and entrepreneur. Princessa showcased her incredible murals from Buffalo & Niagara Falls, explaining how art uplifts communities and the effort behind large-scale pieces. She also encouraged students to explore ways to market and sell their own artwork. Thank you Princessa for hosting a great experience for our students!

FEC Workshop: Creating Family Safety Plan Tuesday, February 11, 2025 Time: 4:30-5:30 p.m. Location: Family Empowerment Center, 57 Canal Street, Lockport, Suite 2 (enter through the parking lot door) Creating your family communication plan starts with one simple question: What if? Learn what to do if you are not with your family or cannot reach them during an emergency situation. Experts from Niagara University Border Community Service will also discuss what to have on hand in your home and vehicle and what to have in preparation for an emergency situation or extreme conditions. Registration: https://forms.gle/wrwLMJfVWcEwGibU9

Resume Writing Wednesday, February 5, 2025 Time: 4:00-5:00 p.m. Location: Family Empowerment Center, 57 Canal Street, Lockport, Suite 2 (enter through the parking lot door) Prepare for a job search or revise your current credentials with guidance from Niagara County Employment & Training Counselor. Registration: https://forms.gle/xgpwfycFgZp5Ar9m9

January 29: Lunar New Year No School District-wide there will be no school on Wednesday, January 29, 2025 for Lunar New Year.

Due to winter weather conditions, all schools in the Lockport City School District will be closed on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 for staff and students. This includes the cancellation of all after-school activities, sports, and events. Student and staff safety is our top priority, and we encourage everyone to stay safe and exercise caution in these conditions. Thank you for your understanding.

Family Empowerment Center Workshop: Talking About Sexuality Wednesday, January 22, 2025 Time: 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. Location: This virtual workshop is offered hybrid. As a registered participant, you may choose to receive a Zoom link to login from your own device and location or attend in person at the FEC to use device and log into the Zoom workshop. Family Empowerment Center, 57 Canal Street, Lockport , Suite 2 (enter through the parking lot door) Registration: https://forms.gle/roNMnT829Vss5nJM7

Ten LHS students were selected by the Social Studies Department to receive the Student Spotlight Award for December. This award is presented each month by a different department and honors Lockport High School students who demonstrate a commitment to the ABCs of LHS - attendance, behavior and credits. These students are positive role models for their peers and work hard every day to make the most of their high school careers.

At LHS in Mr. Black & Mrs. Kowalski Earth Science class students dove into the science of streambeds with hands-on experiments and critical thinking by examining "how can depositional patterns be observed in stream beds?" Through exciting experiments and careful observations, students learned how natural processes shape our world.

LHS students in Mr. Rogowski's 3D Design class put their skills to the test by using Onshape to create custom holiday ornaments. From concept to creation, these young designers brought their festive ideas to life!

Mark your calendars: Winter recess begins on Monday, December 23, 2024, and continues through Wednesday, January 1, 2025. Classes will resume on Thursday, January 2, 2025. Enjoy a restful and happy break!

🌍 International Day of Persons with Disabilities 🌟 Observed annually on December 3, this day—established by the United Nations in 1992—aims to promote understanding of disability issues and support the dignity, rights, and well-being of individuals with disabilities. By raising awareness, we can all play a part in fostering inclusion in every aspect of political, social, economic, and cultural life. Together, let’s celebrate the diverse contributions and talents of persons with disabilities and continue striving for a more equitable and inclusive world. 💙 #LCSDPride

Today, December 2, is Special Education Day. We want to recognize the dedication and passion of our special education department, teachers, and staff at LCSD. Your hard work empowers every student and helps create an inclusive environment where all can thrive. #WeAllBelong

Bullying and Promoting Wellness for Students with Disabilities Date: Wednesday December 04, 2024 Time: 6:00-7:30pm Location: Family Empowerment Center, 1st floor of the Cornerstone Ice Arena (offered Virtually on Zoom). In this VIRTUAL workshop, parents, caregivers, or educators of children with disabilities learn to recognize the signs of a bullying situation and how to talk to a child. Learn about the supports and services that can be built into the Individualized Education Program (IEP) to promote social growth and well-being. Register here: https://forms.gle/pAw34y65Xp5dusk27 to receive the zoom link.

LCSD invites parents and guardians to share your thoughts in a brief, anonymous survey open from November 18 - November 22 to help improve your child’s school experience. As a parent/guardian you should have received an email on November 18th with the survey link. If you did not receive this email, please call your school secretary to obtain the link to the survey. Thank you in advance!

A reminder for all WINTER athletes to please update your Medical History Questionnaire on your SportsWare account before the first day of winter sports. This needs to be updated 30 days prior to the start of EACH sports season. For first tryout/practices dates, please see the Winter Sports Newsletter linked below: https://secure.smore.com/n/2w3sy

LCSD Winter Sports begin on Monday, November 18th! We look forward to welcoming all participants as we start another season of athletic activities. For detailed information about the 1st day of tryouts and practice, please refer to the following link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CGFFxdKnNaYsQzTNZ7mNkmVmNTzYo40wqPQdrhmRFqE/edit?usp=sharing Additionally, check out the Winter Sports Newsletter here: https://secure.smore.com/n/2w3sy We're looking forward to a great season ahead!

Students in Mrs. Mackey’s class at LHS had the incredible opportunity to learn from Indigenous Educator Perry Ground, who guided them through the traditional creation of No Face Dolls. These special dolls, crafted from corn husks, carry deep cultural meaning. In Indigenous storytelling, the absence of a face on the doll is a powerful reminder for children: it symbolizes a cautionary tale that teaches the importance of listening to elders and behaving respectfully.

🌟🇺🇸 A special shoutout to Mrs. Martin's class at Charles Upson, where students learned about the importance of Veteran's Day! LCSD wishes all veterans a heartfelt Happy Veteran's Day! 🙏✨ We’re especially proud to recognize teachers like Mrs. Martin, who served in the United States Air Force. Thank you for your service and for inspiring our students! #VeteransDay #LionProud

Officer O'Connor, School Resource Officer, visited Mrs. Roth’s 11th grade ELA class at LHS to talk about gathering evidence in crime investigations, giving students valuable insights as they dive into a mystery story in class! 🕵️‍♂️📖