History
Lakeview was built in 1975. Originally, Lakeview had one main library with most of its classrooms connected to it without any doorways separating any of the rooms. It also had a wing of band and art rooms, and a gymnasium connected to the library as well. During the 2002 remodel of Lakeview, walls were added, as well as a second gymnasium and updated, larger science labs. During the summer of 2005, Lakeview went through a remodeling, in which a second gymnasium was added, and a new science wing was added to the building to enlargen lab space.
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