Raider Cheer Clinic

Theme: “Raiders are out of this world”

Save the date! : February 1st (make up day: February 5th)

The cheer clinic is open to any enrolled Lakota students grades pre-k through 6th grade.

Deadline to participate: January 19th

Please send the form with payment to the Elementary/Middle School Office.

For more information…
Cheer-Clinic FormDownload

Girls Basketball Fundraiser

The Lakota Girls Basketball Program is selling Super Bowl Squares for a fundraiser to help cover the cost of upcoming summer team camp.  Tickets are $20.00 a piece with a chance to win $200 or $300 dollars.  To purchase tickets, see any Lakota Girls Basketball player or coach.  We are accepting cash or Venmo payments.   Thank you for your support.

Return to School…

Dear Lakota Families and Staff,

I hope you have enjoyed your break. Our top priority is to reman in school with face-to-face instruction. With the spike in COVID cases recently, I am encouraging all staff and students to wear masks in the building when they are not able to safely social distance themselves from others. In addition, please complete daily wellness checks and keep your children home if they are not feeling well. We will also follow the recently changed CDC quarantine protocol reduction of 10 days to 5 days as long as you are symptom free.

Sincerely,

Chad Coffman, Ed. D.
Superintendent

Congratulations to the Following Lakota Musicians!

If you see any of the following students, please congratulate them on their accomplishments in music!

Zoie Lamb:

Zoie performed at OMEA’s Virtual Solo and Ensemble with a Class A Mezzo Soprano song. Class A is the most difficult level of high school music and is often used for college music auditions as well as college-level undergraduate performance music. Zoie’s hard work earned her a Superior Rating, the highest possible score. 

Cash Allen, McKayla Firsdon, and Abby Zuhlsdorf:

All three students auditioned and were selected for OMEA’s District Honors Choir. District Honors Choir is an ensemble consisting of students who worked hard to stand out and be selected from schools in OMEA’s District 2. District Honors Choir is similar to districts for athletics. Those accepted into Districts have the opportunity to work toward All-State as well. This is McKayla’s second year after being selected her sophomore year before the pandemic. 

COVID-19 Reporting Procedures

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced on August 27, 2020 an Ohio Department of Health order that requires K-12 schools to establish a mechanism for parents and guardians to report confirmed cases of COVID-19 among their children. In that order is the responsibility of each school district to make publicly available non-identifying information about positive COVID-19 cases.

School Nurse McKenzie Frey, is the District’s COVID-19 Coordinator per state order. She is responsible for tracking all COVID-19 positive cases and reporting confirmed cases to the Sandusky County Health Department. In order to expedite contact tracing and avert any further transmission of COVID-19 we are asking parents/guardians of all Lakota students to please call the nurse to report positive tests and/or cases of COVID-19 no later than twenty-four hours after receiving a positive test and/or diagnosis.

Within 24 hours of Lakota Schools becoming aware of a student, teacher, staff member, or coach who has tested positive or been diagnosed with COVID-19, we will notify staff and families via ParentSquare of a positive test or case of all students or staff who share a classroom space or have participated in a school activity during the COVID-19 infectious period of a student, teacher, staff member, or coach.

Please contact Mrs. Frey with any questions or concerns you may have for your student(s). She can be reached by phone at 419-986-6640 ext. 5111 or by email at mfrey@lakotaschools.org

Please visit the link below for the Ohio Department of Health School COVID Reporting Dashboard.

State of Ohio – School Reporting