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CJAM students win Cynda Mort scholarships

Three journalism students win $1,000 scholarships

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Senior Spartans celebrate

Each graduating senior got an opportunity Tuesday to walk across the stage and announce what college they will be attending next year.

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Remembering Max

Maxwell Muennich, who was shot and killed on his 18th birthday, was known as “the type of dude to give you the shirt off his back,” one friend recalled.

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A conversation with the principal

Erin Savage sits down with SNN to talk about how her first year at Lakewood has gone.

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Seats still open in Lakewood’s programs

Fewer applications means some spots are still available in the magnet and academies.

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Lakewood's Hero

“I thank God for creating her every day, because if it wasn’t for her, I wouldn’t be on track today,” one student says of teacher Emily Cipolla.

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It’s not your mother’s school library

Instead of being stacked with books, Lakewood High School has renovated the library into a hangout and study space for students.

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Prom should be a fairytale event

Juniors choose ‘Once Upon a Time’ for this year’s prom theme.

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CAT students create emergency management website

The school district approached the students last fall to help create the site, which was revealed on April 29.

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Cancer survivors and fundraisers come together to walk for the cure

On Friday, Lakewood will host Relay for Life to help raise money for the American Cancer Society – with a special appearance by Lakewood teacher and cancer survivor, Lydia Lopez.

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Lakewood students receive bike safety equipment

Students get helmets and lights if they ride there bike to school.

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GSL raises money for Cystic Fibrosis

Warren Smith organized this years St. Pete Great Strides walk for Cystic Fibrosis and GSL is helping make a change.

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Changes smooth out this year’s FSA

New testing rooms, better computers and an updated testing program make the second year of the FSA much better.

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Car wash to raise money for prom

This year the Student Government Association wants prom to be a fairytale event. They hope this car wash will help raise the funds to make this dream come true.

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‘If you see something, say something’

Assistant police chief Luke Williams was born and raised in St. Petersburg, growing up at 1719 31st St. N. He has been assistant chief for 15 years and helps manage a department of 562 police officers that covers a city of 250,000 people. In January, he visited Lakewood High School to do a press conference with Spartan News Network staff.

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