Our Mission
Keeping Alumni Connected
To promote Lane Tech through the provision of meaningful programs, events, and services that connect alumni to one another, to the school, and to other groups or individuals whose mission aligns with the Lane Tech Alumni Association. We seek to cultivate a spirit of loyalty and lifelong commitment to our Alma mater and camaraderie with fellow alumni.
After more than a half dozen years of effecting positive change and lifting up the mission of the LTAA, our beloved Director, Joanna Maciaszkiewicz Perez ’95, will be leaving at the end of June to explore new opportunities in a post-Covid world. And so begins our search for a new DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS. Send all inquiries to lanetechalumni@gmail.com, attention: Executive Committee.
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Our Members Say It Best!
“My experience at Lane was transformative, but that of my two sons was even more meaningful. The exceptional faculty in both special education and standard academic departments helped my children cultivate their unique strengths and emphasize that Lane is the School of Champions for ALL students. I can’t think of a better way to give back than to offer my services through the Alumni Association.”
“Realizing that the educational excellence and personal development that I received during my four years at Lane set the stage for and laid the ground work for my future success, I felt a need to stay connected to assist in the preservation of this great institution.”
“There is only one Lane Tech. My time as a student made me who I am today, not only because of my education but the life-long friendships I was fortunate enough to establish. I consider working for the LTAA an honor and a unique privilege. It never surprises me how often I run into alumni and the connection is immediate. There is a kinship among graduates that is simply special. My goal is to foster those connections in order to give back to Lane Tech and its students.”