Congratulations to our Pride in Performance winners for the second grading period:

East Campus
Academics: Nikola Mazur is a straight A student with a demanding schedule. She has a great attitude in class, always gives her best effort and is more than willing to help classmates when needed. Her "can do" spirit is the epitome of a Lancer with pride.

Achievement: Daniel Fisk had a difficult first semester. However, he began the second semester with a new attitude and mindset regarding his school work. He is currently earning five A's, and his teachers are very proud of his effort.

Activities: John Hinds is an outstanding student who comes to school each day with a smile on his face. He is eager, willing to learn, and is a positive role model and leader within the Pathways program. John is also involved in cross country, was cast in the Charlie Brown Christmas play, and is an active member of Lancer HERO and Gamers Club.

Athletics :  Max Ellenbecker has worked hard to become a varsity basketball player as a sophomore. He has a great attitude on the court and in the classroom. Max has all A's and B's in a schedule with many high level courses.

Athletics : A s a sophomore,  Kate Kirkham is a hard working member of the varsity basketball team and has earned her way to becoming a starter. Kate also currently is earning straight A's in her classes.

West Campus
Academics: Antea Pela was a standout student in Management class last semester. Aside from her excellent grades, Antea routinely practiced strong leadership skills in class and demonstrated a take-charge approach. Antea's team responded to her positive support and guidance, and they produced excellent projects.

Achievement: Stephanie Tena has worked to overcome major personal obstacles, including the loss of her mother last winter. While her academics are not quite where she would like them to be, she has improved tremendously over the last year and, will graduate with her class in May. Stephanie's attitude is decidedly positive. She is honest, self-reflective and motivated to improve. She also takes on more responsibility at home than most of her peers out of necessity and because of her commitment to her family. 

Activities: Tyler Stewart is a phenomenal musician and excellent student who is intrinsically motivated and extremely conscientious. He is a member of the Lake Park Concert Band, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Percussion Ensemble and a part of the pit for spring musicals. Although only a junior, he is among the most talented percussionists at Lake Park. Tyler is extremely respectful, kind and positive. He is a natural leader who is respected by his teachers and peers alike. 

Athletics: Eric Sgarbossa has been a varsity swimmer and qualified for the State meet all four years of high school. His main event is the 100-yard Breast Stroke, and he ranks in the top six in this event. Eric is a great team leader. With his help and guidance, the team may qualify two relays at the State meet, which has not been achieved since his freshman year.