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Make Up of the Lake Conference
The Lake Conference was originally formed in 1932 with the charter members being: Hopkins, Minnetonka, Mound, St. Louis Park, University High and Wayzata. All these schools have since departed. The present configuration began in 1957 with the entry of Bloomington. This district later divided into Kennedy and Jefferson who joined in 1965 and 1970. Burnsville entered in 1976. Apple Valley, Rosemount and Eden Prairie joined in 1986. Eagan came in 1990; Lakeville in 1993; Chaska in 1994 and Eastview in 1997. The conference welcomed Lakeville South in
2005. The school previously known as
Lakeville, now has the name Lakeville North. The Chaska school district adds a new high school in the fall of 2010. Its name is Chanhassen and it is the 12th school in the Lake Conference.
The Lake Conference prides itself on being one of the premier high school conferences in the state of Minnesota. Currently member schools field a full complement of 27 interscholastic sports and 17 Fine Arts activities. State championships in many of these are too numerous to mention in this
limited space.
The mission of the Lake Conference is to
promote and recognize excellence by
providing quality experiences for students in programs of academics, arts, athletics and activities.
The Lake Conference conducts its activities under the auspices of and in concert with the Minnesota State High School League. www.mshsl.org
The policies and actions of the Lake
Conference are the responsibilities of the following standing committees: Athletic Directors and Activities Directors who work under the direction of the Executive Committee.
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