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Lakeview Newsletter for the Week of Sept. 14th – 18th

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Roaring for Good Character!

Upcoming Events

September 14–18: Safety Week

September 16: Parent Night at Centennial Middle School, 6:00–7:30 p.m.

September 17: Vision Screenings

September 21: Family Picnic, 5:30–7:00 p.m.

September 21–25: Book Fair

September 24: 6th Grade Field Trip

September 25: PHS Homecoming Parade

October 5–9: Early out every day

October 7–9: SEP Conferences

Safety Week: Bike, Walk, or Run

Our focus this week is on teaching our students how to use their feet to come to school. Please plan to help your children come to school during this week using their feet, including walking, biking, or scootering. If you do not live close enough to the school to do this, please consider parking a few blocks from the school and allowing your child to travel the rest of the way using their feet so that they can learn how to use their feet safely.

Monday: Bike or Walk to School

The Golden Sneaker Trophy will be awarded to the class with the most students who bike or walk to school that day.

Tuesday: Watch a Safety Video

Watch a safety video with your parents that night. Bring back your School Safety form to be entered into the raffle.

Wednesday: Wear Crazy Socks or Mixed-Up Shoes

Remember to keep walking or biking every day!

Thursday: Learn About Bikes

Teach your parents what you learned that night. Bring back your Bike Safety form to be entered into the raffle.

Friday: Safety Assembly and Raffle

Win some great prizes to celebrate how you learned to be safe!

If your child comes to school using their feet rather than being dropped off at the front of the school all five days of the week, they will get a special Pokémon card that we have created just for this week.

Keep Those Letters Coming!

Our Art Classes are learning about correspondence and would love to receive handwritten letters!

Please send letters to:

Lakeview Art Student, 2899 W 1390 N, Provo, UT 84601

Parent Night: Pizza Provided

Mark your calendar for Parent Night this Wednesday at Centennial Middle School. This is a helpful event for parents who are looking to get resources and support for their students through Provo School District and multiple community organizations.

Back-to-School Picnic

Mark your calendar for our back-to-school picnic! Monday, September 21st – more details to come!

Book Fair: Open During the Lakeview Picnic

There will also be shopping time available during students' library time. We will be closed on Friday, so note that Thursday is the last day we will be open.

Your support of the book fair is huge. The majority of our library budget comes from the book fair, and we are grateful for all the support we receive!

Vision Screenings on September 17

In support of our commitment to promote healthy learners, our school nurses, along with trained volunteers, will conduct school-wide distance vision screenings at Lakeview on September 17.

If your child wears glasses or contacts, please have them wear them on the day of the screening.

A child’s vision can change as they grow. Therefore, it is important that students receive regular screenings to identify those who might need to be seen by an eye care professional.

Early detection and treatment of a vision problem is critical to your child’s educational success, health, and well-being. You will be notified if your student does not pass the vision screening after the re-screening process.

Although school screenings are important, a comprehensive eye exam by an optometrist or ophthalmologist is the gold standard.

If you do not want your child to participate, complete the opt-out form and return it to your child’s teacher before September 3, 2026. We look forward to ensuring every child is healthy and ready to learn.

Thank you,

Erin Hoehne

Lakeview Elementary School Nurses

Making Our School Drop-Off and Pick-Up Safe

Since the installation of signage and a fence, we are seeing better use of crosswalks. However, we continue to struggle with traffic stopping in the pick-up lanes after school.

We have two lanes:

One lane by the curb where students exit and enter cars.

One lane for driving straight through.

Please never leave your car unattended in either lane and do not stay parked in the lanes so traffic can keep moving. If you need to wait longer than a few minutes to pick up your children, please park in the parking lot.

We are also asking students not to play games in the front while waiting to be picked up.

Free Reading Resource: Sora

Sora is a free resource for students to read books and listen to audiobooks. Here are the instructions for getting Sora on your computer, phone, or tablet. Email oliviac@provo.edu with any questions.

Sora: The Student Reading App

Go to Sora or download the Sora app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.

Select Find My School. Start typing, then select Provo City School District.

Log in with your Google school email address (for example, ab012345@stu.provo.edu). The password is the student's birthday in dd/mm/yyyy format.

Go to +Add Library and add these libraries:

Provo City School District

Beehive Library Consortium

Utah Dual Language Immersion

Go to Preferences. Select your preferences for available books, audiobooks, ebooks, immersion language, juvenile, or young adult. Select Apply to save your changes.

Go to Settings and manage your settings.

Enjoy reading or listening!

Earn Money for Lakeview

Digital Box Tops

Earn money for Lakeview with Digital Box Tops! Scan and submit your receipts using the Box Tops app within two weeks of buying any items with the new Box Tops label that says SCAN. Be sure to choose Lakeview when you set up your account.

Submitting receipts from online orders is also available from many stores. Visit Box Tops for Education if you have questions. We are not collecting paper Box Tops anymore.

Smith’s Inspiring Donations

Getting groceries from Smith’s helps earn money for our school. If you have a Smith’s member ID (phone number), go to their website and log in with your email. Search for Inspiring Donations under the My Account tab and use our organization number: LD084.

Lakeview Elementary

The mission of Lakeview Elementary School is to provide a caring, challenging, innovative learning environment.

Website: Lakeview Elementary School

Location: 2899 West 1390 North, Provo, Utah, USA

Phone: 801-374-4990

Facebook: Lakeview Elementary on Facebook

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