Lakehill celebrated Grandparents' Day with a breakfast and performing arts production. All students were given the opportunity to invite their grandparents or even an aunt, uncle, or special neighbor or friend to the celebration. The event has become an annual favorite among Lakehill students, faculty, and families.

After a delicious breakfast, sponsored by the Parent Faculty Club (PFC) and chaired by Tora Greene, visitors moved to the auditorium for the performance. A standing-room only crowd was welcomed by Student Council President Kiley Trent and Senior Class President Simone Novorr. Headmaster Roger Perry provided the opening remarks, reflecting on the importance of grandparents. The auditorium was festively decorated with art work from art teacher Cat Huitt's sixth grade art classes.

The theme of the program was "The Stars: Reflections of Hope" with narration provided by Victoria John's seventh and eighth grade Drama students. The opening performance featured the All-School Choir, under the direction of  Tracy Herron, singing "Peace on Earth." Each grade, from kindergarten through fifth grade, took the stage to offer their own special musical tribute. From sweet songs of stars to catchy tunes about turkeys, each group added something special to the morning. The students were accompanied on piano by Linda Booth.

The morning also featured performances by the Upper School Choir, the Seventh and Eighth Grade Choir, and the Elementary Choir, as well as a medley from Hairspray from Lakehill's musical, On Broadway. In the heartwarming finale, children and faculty members performed "Family Tree," a poignant song written especially for Lakehill by Jack Noble White, a celebrated local composer.