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(1/24) PEF Scholarship Window Is Open
The Polk Education Foundation offers many scholarships to Polk County graduating seniors. The application window has opened at www.polkeducationfoundation.org/scholarshipSeniors must be on track to graduate and have passing Math & Reading score.

The website will close on 2/14 at 12 noon. Submit online, then present a hard copy along with your Student Aid Report (SAR) form filed FAFSA to Ms. Hunt no later than 2/22/2022.

Note: Some scholarships require community service hours.  Make sure hours are up-to-date in our system.
(1/18) UthMpact Leadership Program
Approximately 40 Polk County high school students, demonstrating scholastic and community leadership experience, are invited annually to take part in the 9-month UthMpact Leadership Program.  This offers a unique opportunity to experience the inner workings of local government, healthcare, education, and law enforcement.  
 
See Mrs. Thiede in the Guidance office by Tuesday February 8th for application information.
(1/11) Senior Community Service Deadline
Community service hours for senior awards are due to Ms. Campbell in Guidance on March 18th.  Students can still turn in hours after that point but they will not be considered for awards purposes.  ​​
(rev 9/22) Travel Opportunities
The Anchors Away Travel Club is currently enrolling travelers to multiple European locales in the summers of 2022/2023.  LHS/HSA students and their families are eligible to attend, including current seniors!  An informational presentation is available on the Clubs page.  Follow us on Instagram @anchors_away_travel
​(rev 12/14) 2021-2022 Yearbooks
Pre-orders continue for the 2021-2022 school year!  Click the picture above to be redirected.
Community Service Hours for Bright Futures Scholarship
The Bright Futures Scholarship program still requires community service hours. If you need to document hours for this scholarship, you must first submit a Community Service Hour service plan to Ms. Campbell in the guidance office.  Click the button below to be directed to the Community Service Page.

community news

​(1/17) Mission Transition for Future Freshmen
On February 8, from 6-7:30, incoming freshmen and their parents are invited on campus to become acquainted with LHS.  Among other activities, career academies, clubs, and athletics programs will have informational booths and tables for your perusal.
​(12/9) Graduation Details
Commencement exercises for the class of 2022 will be held Friday, May 20, 2022 at 12 PM.  The RP Funding Center will again host graduations for most Polk schools.  Students will be released from school at an earlier, to-be-determined time that day.
​(9/22) Naughty Yard Signs
Show your school spirit by purchasing a yard sign for you or a lucky recipient.  Proceeds go to the JV Cheerleaders.  More information in the documents below.
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​(8/3) New Partnership
The LHS English Department is pleased to announce a partnership with one of Lakeland's newest businesses, Pressed Books and Coffee.  This collaboration will feature many wonderful student opportunities, including one-stop shopping for curated and required titles, event space for performance readings, and review/recommendation writings.  Many thanks and congratulations to owner Christina Needham (pictured above) and family on this exciting new venture!
​(rev 6/11) Parent-Teacher Partnership (PTP)
The LHS PTP is seeking the next generation of parent leaders to continue the strong tradition of collaboration between school and home.  PTP sponsors regular faculty luncheons and giveaways, organizes senior events like Anchors Away and Senior Breakfast, and serves many other purposes to add a personal touch to campus life.

If you are interested in joining and/or serving on the executive board, visit the PTP website below.

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