Lakewood celebrates Music in Our Schools Month and journalism program revival

Music in Our Schools Month took center stage at the Lakewood City Schools Board of Education meeting, with officials expressing enthusiasm for the program's impact on students and the community. The administration highlighted plans to submit a comprehensive report on the progress of K-12 music education, aiming to make this an annual tradition.

Board members celebrated the revitalization of the journalism program, noting its historical significance in Lakewood. One member emphasized the critical role of truthful journalism in today's society, expressing excitement about the new student newspaper launched at Garfield School. "There couldn't be a more important time in our country for journalism that tells the truth," they stated, indicating a bright future for student journalists.

The meeting also underscored the importance of sharing musical talents with the community, with board members acknowledging how music brings joy during challenging times. The commitment to fostering both music and journalism in Lakewood schools reflects a broader dedication to enriching student experiences and community engagement. As the district moves forward, the anticipated outcomes from these initiatives promise to enhance both educational and cultural landscapes in Lakewood.