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The mission of Lafayette High School is to educate its diverse student population and to provide its students with the tools to become knowledgeable, productive, and resourceful members of a global society.
LHS School Improvement Plan_ Final Report June, 2008 [MORE] |
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 All students who drive to school can help Haiti by paying $5.00 a day to park in the staff parking lot. See Officer White with the name of a teacher or staff member that you would like to switch parking spots with. Each day you choose will cost $5.00. You can do up to five days at a cost of $25.00 for the entire week. You must pay Officer White no later that Feb. 5th. Your parking week will start on Feb. 8th and run to Feb. 12th. Pay Officer White and get your pass at that time. All proceeds will go to the Salvation Army and marked for the Haiti Relief Fund.
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FAFSA PIN CAMPAIGN AT LAFAYETTE
Get your FAFSA PIN so that you can qualify for financial assistance.
See Mrs. Watson your Career Coach on Feb 4, 8, & 11 in the Library.
You will be ready for Super Saturday. |
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| UPCOMING events |
- Monday, February 15th, President’s Day, No School
- Friday, February 19th, Report Cards Sent Home
- Thursday, February 25th, 7-8:30 pm Open House for Parents, Meet your Child’s Teachers for 2nd Semester
- Wednesday, March 3rd, Early Release
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GET IN THE SPIRIT!
 Order tasty food after 5 pm on Thursday, February 25 and say "I support LHS", and California Tortilla will donate 15% of your check total to Lafayette High School.
It is a good way to support your school for this LHS After-Prom Fundraiser. MORE
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 Gifted Education initiates new information initiative MORE |
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 The WJCC Honors Program is designed to encourage academically motivated students to independently pursue an area of interest and passion at a deep level. The program invites students to take advantage of the numerous Advanced Placement course offerings available at the secondary level. The capstone of the experience is the completion and presentation of a self-designed community service and Honors project. MORE
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| Upcoming Activities and Events |
| Rings, Graduation Announcements and Accessories 2010 | ORDER FORM |
| Ring Dance |
March 6 |
| Prom |
Saturday, May 22 |
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Presently this site is closed. Personalized yearbooks are no longer available for order at this time. Now you may order personalized and unpersonalized books through Feb 17th at the yearbooks and class t-shirt sales table during all lunches starting Wednesday, Feb 3rd. This site will open once again Feb. 22 when you can order books for $75.00.--- Don't be left out. Order yours at school today for $71.00 + personalizations.
Thanks, Jan |
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| H1N1: The More You Know, the healthier you may be MORE |
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2009-2010 School Calendar [MORE]
2009-2010 Early Dismissal Times [MORE]
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 The WJCC Community Scholarship Fund, Inc. is a non-profit organization that exists solely to provide scholarships for students graduating from Jamestown, Lafayette, and Warhill High Schools, serving Williamsburg and James City County. The fund has no paid employees and is run entirely by volunteers. All money raised, except for direct operating expenses, is used for scholarships awarded, without discrimination, in consideration of these factors: curriculum difficulty, class rank, extra-curricular activities, application essay, and financial need. It is not necessary for a student to show financial need in order to be eligible for a WJCC CSF scholarship.
The fund was founded in 1974, when it awarded seven scholarships totaling $1,500. Just as the Fund’s ability to provide scholarships has grown, so has the need. Each year the number of deserving aspirants grows, and each year the cost of higher education rises. Our 2010 goal is $60,000. In 2009, 52 scholarships valued at $41,900 were awarded to Lafayette, Jamestown, and Warhill High School Students. The minimum award was $600. MORE
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