Lakeside High School

32593 Riverside Drive

Lake Elsinore, CA 92530

CEEB code:  053995

 

Main Office:  (951) 253-7300

Main Office Fax:  (951) 253-7335

Counseling Office:  (951) 253-7300 ext 2005

Counseling/Registrar Fax:  (951) 253-7338

Website:  http://lhs.leusd.k12.ca.us/

 

Principal:  Jason Eldridge,Joseph Dominguez, Robert Hensley, Scott Lawson

School Counselors:  Sonia Jimenez, Valerie Geason, Courtney Mazzotti, Heather Smalley

Mascot::  Lancers

Colors:   Dark Green, Vegas Gold, White

Motto:     "Together we will R.I.S.E"
                RESPECT - INTEGRITY - SERVICE - EFFORT       

Lakeside High School is a professional learning community staffed by teachers and support personnel who operate under the belief system of “students first” in all we do. Lakeside High School’s philosophical, educational, and cultural foundation was built on the principle that we will maintain a strong commitment in creating an environment that is dedicated to the development of excellence.
• Our STUDENTS will demonstrate honor and pride in themselves, their academics, the campus, and their community.

• Our STAFF will nourish lifelong learners by challenging and motivating each student to reach his/her intellectual and physical potential as well as to embrace the notion that he/she possesses unique and valuable qualities.
• Our SCHOOL and community will develop active partnerships and foster a positive environment through mutual support and involvement.

Lakeside High School graduates are required to earn a minimum of 220 credits, five for each semester class passed with a “D” or better.
These include:
• 40 credits of Language Arts
• 30 credits of Math
• 30 credits of Science
• 30 credits of Social Science, including: 10 credits of World History, 10 credits of U.S. History, and 10 credits of Government/Economics
• 10 credits of Visual/ Performing Arts, Foreign Language, or Career Technical
• 20 credits of Physical Education
• 5 credits of Health
• 55 elective credits

In addition, passing Algebra I and 20 hours of Community Service are required for graduation.

Class of 2017 graduates who met or exceeded UC/CSU requirements: 42%
Class of 2017 graduation percentage: 94.6 %

SAT I 2014-15
Students who took test 285
Mean Critical Writing Score 455
Mean Reading Score 464
Mean Math Score 464

ACT 2014-15
Students who took test 125
Mean Score 20

Advanced Placement 2014-15
% Students in AP classes taking test 65.4%
Number of students taking test 305
Tests Taken 553
Percentage Passed (Score of 3 or higher) 43.9 %

 0.0%      Doctorate
40.0%     Master's degree plus 30 or more semester hours
25.0%     Master's degree
36.0%     Bachelor's degree plus 30 or more semester hours
    .2%     Bachelor's degree
  0.0%    Less than Bachelor's degree

	GENERAL/COLLEGE PREP	AP/HONORS COURSES
A = EXCELLENT/90-100	4 POINTS	5 POINTS
B = ABOVE AVERAGE/80-89	3 POINTS	4 POINTS
C = AVERAGE/70-79	2 POINTS	3 POINTS
D = PASSING/60-69	1 POINT	1 POINT
F = FAIL/BELOW 60	0 POINTS	0 POINTS

• Recognized in 2011, 2014 and 2017 as a National Demonstration School.
• AVID serves 25 % of the total student body
• In 2017, 99% of AVID seniors were accepted to a 4 year University.
• 100% of all AVID seniors complete the college A-G requirements.
• All AVID students take at least one Advanced Placement class while in High School.
• Lakeside High School AVID is strongly supported by the AVID programs in the local middle schools.

• Hospitality, Tourism, and Recreation

ADVANCED PLACEMENT	HONORS	DUAL/ CONCURRENT  ENROLLMENT
ART HISTORY	CHEMISTRY	US HISTORY
BIOLOGY	HUMAN ANATOMY
CALCULUS AB	ENGLISH 9
CHEMISTRY	ENGLISH 10
ECONOMICS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
ENGLISH LITERATURE
GOVERNMENT
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
PHYSICS
PSYCHOLOGY
SPANISH LANGUAGE
SPANISH LITERATURE
US HISTORY
WORLD HISTORY
COMPUTER SCIENCE

 

 

1,850      ENROLLMENT 

 

   70%     Hispanic or Latino
18.8%     Caucasian
     5%     African-American
     0%     Multiple/No Response
  3.2%     Asian
  1.4%     American Indian or Alaskan Native
  1.7%     Pacific Islander

 

   78%     Free and Reduced Lunch Program
 6.59%    English Learners

17.7%     Students with disabilities
 .01%      Foster Youth