Lakeview Elementary School

About Our School

Named for the area near Capitol Beach Lake, Lakeview School was a one-teacher school on West P Street until 1923 when the present building was constructed at 300 Capitol Beach Boulevard. Additions were added to the original building in 1963 and 1974. Currently, Lakeview is the academic home of approximately 285 kindergarten through fifth grade students from five different neighborhood areas. Small class size and a dedicated staff make this learning environment ideal. High academic and behavioral expectations for all children contribute to high achievement and a positive atmosphere. Lakeview's Community Learning Center offers enriched learning opportunities before and after school as well as a kindergarten wrap around program.

Lakeview Mission Statement
Our mission statement at Lakeview School states that we are committed to creating a safe, caring, and diverse environment in which to cultivate life long learners and respectful productive citizens.
School Improvement Goal
All students will improve writing across all curricular areas by:
Implementing the six-trait writing curriculum. Conducting one-to-one writing conferences with students. Participating in Professional Learning Communities as it relates to teaching students how to become better writers. Assessing the writing process with students.

Profile

Our school, in cooperation with Lincoln Public Schools, the Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools and the Realtors' Assocation of Lincoln has created a downloadable brochure that details some important information and statistics about Lakeview Elementary School. You may download it here. (The free Adobe Acrobat reader is required to view it)

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