Principal

Dr. Kylie Danielson

Hello Lakeview Families,

Inclement Weather Procedures

Be prepared for school delays and closures.

Winter begins on Dec. 21 and inclement weather is on the way. It is important for families to keep CPSD’s inclement weather procedures in mind in case of a school delay or closure.

In the event of a school delay or closure, you will be notified via email, text and phone call, as well as through the ParentSquare App, if you have chosen to download it. Local television media may also share this information, but it is important to look for Clover Park School District, not Lakewood School District.  

The emergency condition messages most often used by CPSD are as follows:  

Two Hour Delay: This means buses will begin their first route two hours late at regularly scheduled stops, and schools will start 2 hours late.  

• NO half-day kindergarten, preschool, ECEAP or Head Start.
• NO early release or transition programs.  
• NO out-of-district transportation.

Schools Closed: This means all Clover Park schools are closed for all students.   

• No transportation will be provided to other schools outside of our district even though they may be open and operating on schedule. 
• All scheduled activities are also canceled. 
• District administrative offices will be open and administrators are expected to report to work as soon as safely possible.

Please visit our website's School Closure and Delays page for more information and a list of two-hour delay start times for each school.  

Keep Your Contact Information Updated  

It is important that families and staff members keep their contact information updated in case of inclement weather or emergencies. Families can update their information in Skyward Family Access or contact their student’s school to verify contact information. Families can sign up for Flash Alerts to receive the most up-to-date closure notifications.  

NEW: Attendance - EVERY Day Counts

If your student has missed six or more days of school this year, they could be on track to becoming chronically absent. These students face more educational barriers at every grade level. Third graders have difficulty reading, middle schoolers struggle to achieve and high schoolers may fail to graduate.

If your student has a hard time getting out the door in the morning, they may struggle with school refusal. Please take a look at Brown University’s resource on tackling school refusal to discover strategies that may make mornings easier for you and your student. Great things happen when they are here!

Academic Resources

Help your student excel this school year with academic resources that keep your student’s mind sharp!

Visit the Clever Portal on the Student Page to access applications students can use at home to foster learning in the classroom. With access to programs like Freckle, Code.org, Khan Academy, Rosetta Stone, Literacy Pro and more, your student can access resources to excel in any topic.

Become a Volunteer

Volunteer at your school today! Lakeview welcomes parents/guardians and family members to help us reach our goal of academic success for all students through volunteering. CPSD has implemented a new online application that allows you to sign up for volunteer positions with ease. For more information on how to volunteer at our school, view the Volunteers webpage on the district website. 

For questions about volunteer opportunities, please contact our main office by calling our main office 253-583-5320. If you have any questions about the application or problems with submission, please email volunteer@cloverpark.k12.wa.us. 

In partnership, 
Dr. Kylie Danielson 
Principal, Lakeview Hope Academy