Each year, the Laker 8th graders set out on a week-long, action-packed adventure to Washington, D.C. It’s a tradition that’s been going for more than four decades. Students visit a wide variety of monuments, historical sites, museums and more. it’s a trip that they’ll remember for many years to come. Here are some photos posted to the 2017 Washington, D.C. trip Facebook page, hosted by junior high social studies teacher Brenda Smith. Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Laker Secondary School receives gold award for school wellnessNextNext post:Peer mentors lend a hand in elementary classroomsRelated postsLaker art students creating portraits for Relay For LifeJanuary 8, 2020Lakers receives USDA grant for distance learningDecember 3, 2019Laker Night of Thanks brings a crowdDecember 2, 2019Scott Milklovic chosen for SVSU Gerstacker Fellowship programNovember 15, 2019New members inducted to NHSNovember 8, 2019Laker students focus on distracted drivingOctober 23, 2019
