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Lakeview Hope Academy

Creating Promising Futures

Principal Message

PrincipalLake View Hope Academy Principal, Dr. Kylie Danielson

Dr. Kylie Danielson

Hello Lakeview Families,

We hope you had an enjoyable summer and are ready to start back up on September 2nd!

Connections Conferences

Lakeview is one of five elementary schools that has the opportunity to hold Connections Conferences for 1st - 5th grade students on the first two days of school. This year, Connections Conferences will take place on September 2nd and 3rd, 2026. The first day of regular school for students in 1st - 5th grades will be Friday, September 4th. We will be reaching out to families in August to schedule these conferences.

For kindergarten students, WaKids Conferences will take place on September 2nd - 4th, 2026. The first day of school for kinder students will be Tuesday, September 8th. Just like the other grade levels, we will be reaching out to families in August to schedule these conferences.

Kindergarten Registration

If your child will be 5 years old by August 31st, 2026, it is time to register for kindergarten! Visit the CPSD enrollment page to complete our online enrollment. Once your child is registered, you will start receiving emails and information about all of our back to school events.

ParentSquare

Activate your account and download the ParentSquare app!

ParentSquare is our school's new messaging platform that allows families to stay up-to-date and informed about school information. You will still receive phone calls, emails and texts, but now you can also access school communication all together in one place: the ParentSquare app.

Coming this spring you will have the ability to message directly with your child's teacher in your preferred language using the ParentSquare app.

Download the app today!

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!