Schools
| Name | Opened | Grades | Current Principal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lakewood School | 1914 | Kindergarten through 12th | School Closed | |
| Lakewood Elementary | 1958 | Kindergarten through 2nd | Amy Staudenraus | Former Lakewood School and formerly served grades 3–6 until Lakewood Middle School and English Crossing Elementary were built. |
| Lakewood Middle School | 1972 | 6th through 8th | Crystal Knight | Formerly called Lakewood Junior High School and formerly served grades 7–9 until Lakewood High School was built. |
| Lakewood High School | 1982 | 9th through 12th | Dale Leach | |
| English Crossing Elementary | 1995 | 3rd through 5th | Bill Landry | |
| Cougar Creek Elementary | 2003 | Kindergarten through 5th | Priscilla Brady | Newest school |
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