Lake County Gazette

Lake Forest Community High School District 115 has announced that choir students from Lake Forest High School (LFHS) have been selected to perform at the District 7 Illinois Music Education Association (ILMEA) Festivals. These students will have the opportunity to advance to the All-State level.

According to LFHS, several students were chosen for the District 7 ILMEA Honors Ensembles, representing their school in various musical categories. Kaia Few will perform as alto II, Nicole Janowicz as soprano II, and Brady Stadolnik as tenor II. Additionally, Connor Tzau was selected for cello, James Wang for clarinet, and Jude Weinstein for jazz drum set.

The Lake Forest High School Music Department provides performing ensembles and classes that focus on developing responsibility, leadership, musicianship, self-discipline, and professionalism while promoting lifelong participation in music. Students can access the 2025-2026 course guide and stay informed through regular newsletters such as the choir editions from January, March, and September, and band notes from March and April 2025.

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Lake Forest High School was founded in 1935 and is a public secondary school located in Lake Forest, Illinois. It serves grades 9–12 for students from Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood. The school is situated at 1285 N. McKinley Road and is home to the Scouts with royal blue and gold as its colors. Emphasizing academic excellence, approximately 95% of its students pursue higher education. The school's culture values mutual respect, collaboration, personal support between students and faculty members. Recognized as a National Blue Ribbon School in 2021, it upholds the motto "Abeunt Studia in Mores," or "pursuits become habits."

Lake Forest Community High School District 115 serves about 1,500 students across grades 9–12 from Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood. The district offers a comprehensive curriculum including advanced placement courses, electives in athletics and performing arts, clubs, career pathways while emphasizing social-emotional growth and community service. More than 95% of its graduates pursue higher education. Feeder schools include Deer Path Middle School and Lake Bluff Middle School along with local private and parochial institutions. Districts 115 and 67 share services such as administration finance human resources technology special education to enhance efficiency reduce costs.