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The goal of Lakeview’s technology program is to empower students to be innovative thinkers and leaders and to harness technology as a problem-solving tool.
Starting in Middle School and continuing through Upper School, Lakeview students may join our robotics teams. These teams are competitive and part of a global program, which challenges students to creatively solve problems based upon unique yearly themes. For team awards, see below.
Lower School
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Introduction to the Foundational Basics
The Lower School innovation and technology classes teach students the basics of programming, circuitry, and engineering through open-ended challenges. Students learn that failure is not an endpoint, but feedback from which to learn.
Middle School
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Digital Design and Programming
In Middle School, Lakeview emphasizes each child’s individual interests and designs courses to allow students to pursue either a digital design or programming focus. These “choose-you-own-adventure” projects reinforce individual agency, all while students contribute to a collaborative goal in the classroom.
Upper School
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Exploring Engineering, Computer Science and Video Production
In Upper School, students can explore technology and engineering through computer science courses offered at Lakeview and through Georgia Tech, digital media classes, and in response to a growing interest, courses in engineering and video production.
2020 - 2nd Place Finalist Alliance in grand finals/robot competition 2019 -
Compass Award (GA State FTC Tournament)
6th place and Semifinalist (State Robotics Tournament)
1st place (Novelis Recycle for Good Aluminum Recycling Grant Contest)
2018 - Compass Award (Georgia FTC State Championship)
REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS 2022 - Team 5898 won the Connect award for connecting with many in the STEM professional community and advanced to state
2020
1st Place Inspire Award | Region Champions (North Georgia Alliance League)
Dean's List Award Semi-Finalist
2019
1st Place Winning Alliance (North Georgia Alliance League)
Captain of the winning alliance (North Georgia Alliance League) - helped set league's new high score record.
2019 - Think Award (best Engineering Notebook)
Inspire Award runner-up (North Georgia Alliance League)
Dean's List Award Semi-Finalists, 2
2018
1st Place (regional)
Design Award (Pali Proto League Championship)
Dean's List Award Semi-Finalists, 2 (Pali Proto League Championship)
Design Award (FTC Last Chance Tournament)
Innovate Award (FTC Last Chance Tournament)
Think Award (FTC Last Chance Tournament)
Connect Award Semi-Finalists (FTC Last Chance Tournament)
Inspire Award Runner-Up (FTC Last Chance Tournament)
2016 - Rockwell Collins Innovate Award Finalist at the FIRST Tech Challenge CircuitRunners Qualifier at East Cobb Middle School. The team competed against over thirty teams from across the region. 2015 - Final Rounds Alliance Selection Honor at the FIRST Tech Challenge CircuitRunners Qualifier held at East Cobb Middle School. The team was selected from a competition field of over thirty teams from across the region. 2014 - PTC Design Award presented at the FTC qualifying tournament to recognize design elements of the robot that are both functional and aesthetic, incorporating industrial design elements into the solution.
1st Place Core Values Award (Blue Team) at the First Lego League (FLL) State Championships. The Core Values Award is awarded to the “team that embraces the culture of FIRST LEGO League through team building, team spirit, and displayed enthusiasm.
One of only 25 teams in Georgia (out of 380) to make it to state. Finished 12th in state.
"Blue" robotics team received 1st Place in Robot Performance and had the highest score in the robot challenges at the FLL Super Regionals.
"Blue" robotics team won 1st Place for their Innovation Project at qualifier and advanced to Super Regionals.
2019-2020
Robot Design Award (Cherokee County Super Regional)
Best Project Award (Blue Team) Fulton Science Academy Robotics Qualifier
Best Robot Design (Orange Team) Fulton Science Academy Robotics Qualifier
Best Project Award (Orange Team) First Lego League Super Regional Competition
Core Value Award (Blue Team) First Lego League Super Regional Competition
Core Value Award (Orange Lions) First Lego League State Competition
2017 - Best Mechanical Design Award at the Georgia Gwinnett College First Lego League State Championship Tournament. 2016 - 1st Place Champion’s Award at the South Forsyth First Lego League Qualifier Competition. This award recognizes “gracious professionalism while achieving excellence and innovation in both the robot game and project.” 2015 -
4th Place 2015 at the Northeast Georgia First Lego League Qualifier
Innovative Solution Award” at the Northeast Georgia First Lego League Qualifier. This award recognizes that the team’s solution is exceptionally well-considered and creative, with good potential to solve the problem researched.
2014 -
1st Place Core Values Inspiration Award at the Georgia First Lego League State Competition against 32 teams from across the state. This core values award celebrated the team because it displayed “extraordinary enthusiasm and spirit and recognized that friendly competition and mutual gain are not separate goals, but the foundation of teamwork.”
Super-Regional Competition Champion’s Award (3rd) awarded at the Georgia First Lego League Super-Regional Competition. The award is for “embracing gracious professionalism while achieving excellence and innovation in both the robot game and project.”
Qualifier Competition Champion’s Award (2nd Place) awarded to recognize “gracious professionalism while achieving excellence and innovation in both the robot game and project.
2013 -
1st place "Champion's Award" for embracing gracious professionalism while achieving excellence and innovation in both the robot game and project (Orange Lions Team)
1st Place Programming Award for excellence in software design (Blue Lions Team) at the 2013 Northeast Georgia First Lego League Qualifier.
2022 - Lakeview Academy recognized by the College Board for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science Principles (CSP). Only 760 schools in the country received this honor.
Lakeview Academy is a private, coeducational day school for students in preschool through 12th grade, located in Gainesville, GA minutes off I-985/Hwy 365.