Planning Ahead: 2019-20 Online Registration Process
Review important information, dates for summer registration.
Lark Park High School's online registration process for the 2019-20 school year will begin when packets are mailed to families on
Thursday, June 13
. The mailing will include important dates and deadlines as well as a username and PIN for the online registration process. The benefits of the online system include greater efficiency, improved accuracy and the convenience of 24/7 access.
Parents or guardians who need computer access for online registration can visit East Campus or West Campus where computers will be available for use during the hours stated below. Please note each campus will have a dedicated phone line to answer questions about the online registration process. Applications for free lunch/fee waiver will be available beginning
Monday, July 15
and must be applied for with proper documentation on campus.
Summer Business Days/Hours:
Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Closed for Lunch
:
* East Campus, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
* West Campus, 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
* Offices are closed on Fridays during summer.
24/7 Online Registration:
June 17 through August 1
Computer access available at each campus for online registration
:
* Monday through Thursday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (except during lunch hours)
* Registration appointments can be arranged with Registrars for families new to the area.
* Offices are closed on Fridays during summer.
Convenient Extended Hours: Services include computer access, registration assistance, interpretation service. Administrators from each campus will be present to process fee waiver and free lunch applications.
* Lake Park East Campus:
Tuesday, July 30 (3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.)
* Lake Park West Campus:
Wednesday, July 31 (3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.)
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Second Semester Final Exams
Prepare for the 2-day exam schedule on June 3 and June 4.
During these exam days, all Lake Park students will have access to meal service, tutoring, and bus transportation (pick-up/drop-off) that is provided on a typical school day. Students who require transportation between campuses during the day will have a bus provided for them. No after school activity or late bus transportation
will be provided.
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Class of 2019 Announcements
Graduating students honored with special recognition at Scholarship and Awards program.
Members in the Class of 2019 were honored this week during the 39th Annual Scholarship and Awards program. Congratulations to our graduating Lancers for earning such an impressive list of scholarships and accolades! View a copy of the event recognition program.
Deadline extended! Graduation y
ard signs are still available to purchase for $10.00 and can be personalized for an additional $5.00. Place an order today to co
ngratulate members of the Lake Park Class of 2019.
Lake Park's 62nd Commencement will be hosted on
Thursday, May 30 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sears Centre Arena in Hoffman Estates. Families can access more details, including a schedule, directions and parking information on the
Graduation website.
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| State Spirit Marches and College Commitment Ceremony
Student athletes compete in IHSA State competitions and commit to college athletics.
Celebrating the final State Spirit March of the school year this week were members of Boys Track & Field. Girls Track & Field and Bass Fishing were recognized during previous marches this month.
Congratulations and good luck to members of the Lancer Boys Track & Field team who qualified for the IHSA State Meet that will be hosted today and Saturday at Eastern Illinois University. State qualifiers include: Zachary Frye (11), Sectional and Conference Champion pole vault; Michael Shuff (12) in pole vault; and Adam Wiatr (12) in the 100M and 200M. The team is led by head coach, Lancer for Life Tom Kaberna, and assistant coaches Doug Juraska, Luke Nally and Lancer for Life Joe Pacione.
Congratulations to members of Lancer Girls Track & Field team who qualified for the
IHSA State Meet
held at Eastern Illinois University last weekend. State qualifiers included: Dominika Baranska (12) in Discus; Andelyn Granskog (12) in long jump and 100M hurdles; Paulina Lucer (9) in Pole Vault; Stephanie Montenegro (12) All State (8th place) in Shot Put; and Katarzyna Szkaradek (11) in 300M hurdles
. The team is led by head coach, Jeff Helberg, and assistant coaches Alaina Argianas, Doug Juraska and Richard Larsen.
Congratulations to members of the Lake Park Bass Fishing Team who advanced to the IHSA State Meet in Carlyle, IL: Zachary Buckley (12) and Nicholas Granata (11). In addition to advancing State qualifiers for the first time since 2012, the Bass Fishing Team earned other accolades this year including the DuKane Conference Championship at Braidwood Lake and winning the IHSA Busse Woods Sectional. The team is led by head coaches John Powell and Scott Mackey.
Congratulations to
31 Lancer student athletes who participated in a College Commitment Recognition Ceremony on
Monday, May 20
. Lake Park students and their families attended a recognition ceremony that included brief highlights of their individual accomplishments and recognition of commitment to play collegiate athletics at their respective schools.
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National Technical Honor Society Induction
Lancers recognized for excelling in leadership and teamwork.
The Technology Center of DuPage chapter of the National Technical Honor Society recently
held its annual induction ceremony. Inductees have maintained an "A" in their TCD program and demonstrate
d excellence in leadership, citizenship, teamwork, and employability skills.
Congratulations to Andrew Rapala (11) in the Welding program who was honored, along with TCD National Honor Society peers, as a member of the NTHS organization. He joins senior inductees from last year:
Alberto Herrera, Madison Horn, Kyle Johnson, Gia Lagioia, Nayeli Ponce, Tyler Race, Jocelyn Vazquez and Jack Zumpano.
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Textbook Collection Underway at Campus Libraries
Avoid student fees for 2018-19: return outstanding textbook and equipment by June 4.
Please review this important end-of-year information that could impact fees owed:
New for next school year
:
On
Monday, July 1
, a non-refundable replacement fee will be charged to your student's account for any items not returned.
The Lancer Library at both campuses must order and purchase replacement textbooks and equipment based on the inventory returned by students at the end of semester. To ensure the order is accurate, students must return books and any library materials checked out to the appropriate campus before second semester concludes on
Tuesday, June 4
.
The West Campus Library is currently accepting returns and the East Campus Library will begin accepting on
Tuesday, May 28
. A locker cleanout is scheduled at East Campus on Wednesday, May 29 to help students locate and return textbooks to avoid fees.
After studying for the semester, encourage your student to bring any textbooks or materials back to school. Lake Park appreciates your help in this effort to return items from the 2018-19 school year and avoid overdue charges.
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1:1 Chromebook Initiative
Take note of end-of-year reminders; insurance options available for Lancer families.
The Lake Park High School 1:1 instructional technology initiative has concluded its third successful year of implementation, in which all freshman, sophomore, and junior students used Chromebooks, a laptop-like computing device, to support and enhance their educational experience.
Families are encouraged to note these
End-of-Year Reminders
for storing and maintaining their student Chromebooks during the summer break.
In the event of the Chromebook's breakage or malfunction, optional insurance is available to help lower the cost of repairs. Please note the following points about Chromebook insurance:
Visit the
1:1 Family Updates website
that has been created to promote greater communication about support programs that are available for Chromebooks.
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Lake Park Educational Foundation Golf Classic
Prepare to hit the links on June 12; registration closes June 5.
The Lake Park Educational Foundation will host the annual Golf Classic on
Wednesday, June 12
at the Bloomingdale Golf Club. This fun event will allow golfers of all skill levels to have a great time on the course while raising funds for the LPEF's Robotics Partnership, emergency need and support fund, and teaching grants. The outing includes continental breakfast, light lunch, 18 holes of golf, and a cookout to end of the day.
The cost is $130 per golfer or $500 for a foursome. Sponsorship opportunities are still available. For more information or to register, visit the
Foundation website.
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Calling All Volunteers
Booster groups seek volunteers for leadership positions next school year. 
Lake Park Athletic Boosters This parent run organization focuses on raising money to help support LP sports organizations. Current volunteer positions include: Marketing/Communications (responsible for social media, updating website, etc.) and concessions (responsible for stocking the concession stand and ordering pizza for events). Contact
Sherry Schellinger for more info.
Lake Park Educational Foundation Created in 1989 with the mission to provide resources for unique programs and activities to enhance student learning, LPEF provides innovation grants to teachers, partnerships with programs to help them grow, emergency funds for students in need and much more. Contact Executive Director
Becky Wyatt for volunteer opportunities.
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Summer Assignments, Summer School Registration
Summer assignments are now available online.
Lake Park students are required to complete
summer
reading and math assignments prior
to the start of the next academic year. Summer 2019
assignments
are now available for viewing on the academic department websites:
Additional courses with summer assignments:
Summer Boot Camp
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Summer Camps for High School, Middle School Students
Register today - space is limited!
2019 Athletic Summer Camps
:
June 5-July 25 (Closed July 1-5)
Camp fees vary.
Register
by May 31 to avoid a $10.00 non-refundable late fee. Contact athle
tics@lphs.org
.
Lake Park Summer Robotics Camp:
June 10-13, 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Camp fee is $125.00. Contact Camp Instructor
Matt Sullivan
at (630) 529-2265 to register.
Camp fee is $95.00. Contact West Campus Assistant Principal
Ian Smith
at (630) 295-5320 to register.
Summer Theatre Camp:
July 8-11 and July 15-18, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m
Camp fee is $250.00. Contact Theatre Director Sara Keith
to register by the June 3 deadline.
Camp fee is $95.00. Contact West Campus Assistant Principal
Ian Smith
at (630) 295-5320 to register.
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Important Dates for Summer and Fall
Plan ahead for these updating dates and deadlines for
summer, next school year.
Summer School - Summer School (Semester 1) and Driver Education begin on
June 10
. Summer School (Semester 2) will begin on
July 8
.
2019-20 Registration
- Registration information for next school year will be mailed home on
June 13
. Online registration will be available beginning
June 17 through August 1
.
Senior Portraits
- Questions about appointments and payments should be directed to Lake Park's official senior portrait photographer Root Studios. Appointments will be scheduled during the following weeks:
June 17-20 and July 22-25
. View the letter from Root Studios f
or more information.
Summer Counseling Schedule
- Counselors will be available during the summer one day a week at each campus, except during the week of July 4.
Appointments can be made by contacting the Counseling Office at (630) 295-5341 should any questions emerge over the summer.
Math Department Study Sessions - Two review sessions will be offered to help answer questions students may have from the required summer math packet. These sessions will be offered on Tuesday, July 23 and Wednesday, August 7 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the East Campus cafeteria. To reserve a spot, and help the Math Department plan for the appropriate number of tutors, please email Anne Coppola with your student's full name and the session date.
Athletic Season Registration and Start Dates
- Athletic registration for the fall sports season will open on
June 17
. Registration information and the link to register online will be available on the athletic website. The list of athletic season start dates for 2019-20 is currently available on the
athletic website
.
First Semester Driver Education Program Night
- Parents and students are required to attend one of two meetings to complete permit applications for the Secretary of State. Hosted in the East Campus Dice Auditorium, the meetings will be offered on
Wednesday, July 17 and Wednesday, August 7 at 6:30 p.m.
AP Boot Camp
- Sophomores through seniors who will be first time Advanced Placement students next year are invited to attend a free
AP Boot Camp
on
July 30 and 31, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Camp will be held at West Campus and taught by AP teachers, former AP students, and counseling staff. Each day will offer tips, strategies and insights providing participants with a big advantage in preparation for the fall. To register by the
Thursday, July 18
deadline, contact Sheila Finstein at (630) 295-5321.
Extended Registration Hours
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Both campuses will hold onsite registration for 2019-20 on
Tuesday, July 30 (East) and Wednesday, July 31 (West) from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Services include computer access, registration assistance, interpretation service. Administrators from each campus will be present to process fee waiver and free lunch applications.
Freshman Orientation and Sophomore Textbook Distribution
- Incoming freshmen and sophomores will participate in orientation programs from
August 5 to August 6
. Students will pick up books and schedules, locate lockers, find classrooms, have ID photos taken, and receive PE uniforms during the orientation days.
Junior and Senior Textbook Distribution
- West Campus students will participate in the textbook distribution process with juniors on
August 5
and seniors on
August 6
. Students will pick up books and schedules, obtain parking permits, locate lockers, and find classrooms during these days.
Open Textbook Distribution
- Families who are unable to attend on August 5 or 6 are required to pick up textbooks on
Wednesday, August 7 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
This option is available at both campuses.
Freshman Family BBQ
- Incoming freshmen and their families are invited to a welcome picnic at East Campus on
Thursday, August 8
.
BMW Championship Golf- During the golf tournament at Medinah Country Club from August 12-16, East Campus will be closed to the public. West Campus will be open to all families for services. Furthermore, ALL fall sports, including off-campus teams departing for practices, will be housed at West Campus.
Institute Day - Staff will participate in district wide training. Students will have access to lockers, walk hallways and locate classrooms at both campuses on Monday, August 19 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Institute Day - Staff will participate in district wide training on Tuesday, August 20.
First Day of School
- Students will begin classes for the 2019-20 school year on
Wednesday, August 21
.
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