Welcome to Lake Shore

To register, please begin by completing our Resident Enrollment Form.  Parents must supply:

• An original birth certificate or certified copy, with raised seal, issued by the clerk of the county where your child was born or the health department of the state of birth

• Proof of Residency
  

• Your child's health immunization record; including vision and hearing screenings. Be sure to schedule immunization updates early these appointments are often limited

Class of 2032

Take your next steps toward graduation with Lake Shore Public Schools by joining the Class of 2032. Children are eligible for Kindergarten if they turn five years old on or before September 1, 2019. However, children who turn five between September 1 and December 1, 2019 are eligible to enroll in Kindergarten if their parents submit a waiver form.

Why Lake Shore?

Lake Shore Public Schools serves 3,516 students in 5 schools which cover a diverse student population.

During the 2018-19 school year, there have been many reminders of what Lake Shore Public Schools stands for. Please enjoy our Points of Pride Alphabet Book, a collection of reasons why Lake Shore is our home.

Highlights include:

• Generous community passed a $35 million Safety, Security, and Technology Bond.
  
• District-wide 1:1 initiative designed to cultivate learning using Chromebooks.
• Championship athletic programs with league and state titles.
  
• Anti-bullying programs to provide all students with a safe learning environment.
• Fine and Performing Arts programs participate in state and national competitions.
• International Exchange programs with China, Spain, Germany, and Italy.
  
• Advanced Placement, Early College, Dual Enrollment, Career and Technical Education, online, Advanced English Language Arts, and Mathematics classes.
  
• Lake Shore employees live and breathe the philosophy that every child shall receive an exceptional education in a safe and nurturing environment.