Shorian Nation eNews

There are no limits—only the ones we place on our minds.

On September 8th, we kicked off the 2026–27 school year with a warm Shorian welcome! Our schools came alive with enthusiastic greetings, thoughtfully prepared classrooms, and plenty of chances for students to connect with their learning communities.

The first day was full of energy and excitement—perfect for capturing unforgettable memories!

Shorian Back-to-School Checklist:

• A strong start to #myLSPSFirstDay
• Connected with fellow Shorians
• Ready to make 2026/27 an amazing year

Mrs. Dzurisin is back at Rodgers Elementary! After 27 years of service to Lake Shore, Mrs. Dzurisin retired, took a six-month break…and now she’s back filling in as a long-term substitute! On her first day, she welcomed students with the reading of First Day Jitters, some Jitter Juice, and plenty of excitement for the year ahead.

Addisun Argue, a 5th grader in Mrs. Husek’s class at Violet Elementary, is excited about the new school year, getting to know her teacher and meeting new friends. In fact, she loves elementary school so much she says she wants to stay in elementary forever!

And then there’s her classmate Louis Iaderaia, who summed up his outlook perfectly: “I’m happy about everything because that’s just my personality.”

Meanwhile, Alexis Flonta, an 11th grader at Lake Shore High, is looking forward to all the fun that comes with a new school year—Homecoming, football, dances and spending time with friends!

Different ages. Different reasons to be excited. But one thing connects them all: the joy of being a Shorian.

Whether it was your very first day or your final first day, we wish you a fantastic year ahead, Shorians!

Bonus Shoutout: A big thank you for the joyful Chalk Cheer messages! Your colorful words of encouragement made our welcome extra special.

Mark your calendars — Fall Fest is almost here!

It is time again for the annual Lake Shore Public Schools Fall Music Festival on October 17, 2026, from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. to be held on the Lake Shore High School athletic field (22980 Thirteen Mile Road, St. Clair Shores, MI 48082).

FREE admission (donations welcome!)

Students from elementary through high school age will be performing, drawing large crowds from families and the community! To add to the fun, local food trucks will be in attendance along with interactive games, ponies and a petting zoo, craft vendors, and community partners on the field for everyone to enjoy.

Live performances from LSPS Bands & Choirs (1–4 PM).

In accordance with state law, beginning with the 2026-27 school year, Lake Shore Public Schools will implement a phone-free school day at all Lake Shore Public Schools.

Under the revised policy, personal communication devices, including cell phones, must be turned off or silenced and kept out of sight throughout the school day—including during passing time and lunch unless an approved exemption applies.

This change is designed to create more focused learning environments, strengthen student engagement, encourage meaningful peer interactions, and support student well-being throughout the school day.

We look forward to the positive impact this initiative will have on teaching, learning, and school culture across Lake Shore Public Schools.

For a copy of the new policy, visit https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/common/pages/GetFile.ashx?key=wESVAaq6.

Say cheese—Picture Day is almost here!

Start the school year off right with a professional portrait from Kaiser Studio. While we all love snapping selfies, these high-quality photos are a great way to capture lasting school memories.

Here’s when Kaiser will be visiting your school:

Shorian Early Childhood Center

Monday, October 12th, 2026 | Code: 26LSECC27

Masonic Heights Elementary

Thursday, September 24th, 2026 | Code: 26MASONICHTS27

Rodgers Elementary

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026 | Code: 26RODGERS27

Violet Elementary

Thursday, September 24th, 2026 | Code: 26VIOLET27

Kennedy Middle School

Monday, September 21st| Code: 26KENNEDYM27

Lake Shore High School - COMPLETE!

Wednesday, September 9th, 2026 | Code: 26LSHIGH27

Seniors: 3:00-4:30 PM for fun/silly + pet photos

North Lake High School

Monday, October 26, 2026 | Code: 26NLAKEHS27

For details and ordering info, head to: kaiserstudio.com/school-pictures.html

🍎 Free Student Meals for the 2026-2027 School Year! 🍎

At Lake Shore Public Schools, every student has access to FREE healthy breakfast and lunch thanks to our partnership with Chartwells Food Service! 🥪🍎🥛

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently signed the FY2027 education budget, securing free breakfast and lunch for all 1.4 million K-12 public school students across the state. The program saves families roughly $1,000 per child each year and provides free daily meals to every eligible student.

📱 Continuing This Year: Family Portal by Meal Magic

You asked—we listened! The new Family Portal makes managing your child's meal account easier than ever. Families can:

✅ Add funds

✅ Transfer money between students

✅ View account history

✅ Set daily spending limits and purchasing restrictions

🍽️ View breakfast and lunch menus anytime with the Nutrislice app:

https://lakeshoreschools.nutrislice.com/menus-eula

📋 Please Complete Your Eligibility Benefits Form

Even though meals are free for all students, completing the Eligibility Benefits Form is incredibly important. The information helps Lake Shore Public Schools qualify for federal funding that supports:

• Classroom and technology resources

• SAT, ACT, and AP test discounts

• College application fee waivers

• Athletics

• Grants

• Additional programs and services for students

Complete your form online at:

https://lakeshore.familyportal.cloud/

🪪 Student IDs

Please have your child bring their Student ID to school each day. Food Service will use it to quickly scan students through the meal line.

❓Questions?

Contact Rosa Burg at (586) 285-8926 or rburg@lsps.org.

Thank you for helping us ensure every student has access to nutritious meals and the resources they need to succeed!

🎓 Lake Shore is Powered by Technology! 💻

Since 2017, all Lake Shore students have had access to district-issued Chromebooks, helping them learn anytime, anywhere. These devices connect to Schoology, our learning management system — chosen for its student-friendly design and flexibility for all teaching styles. For the past 2 years, we have used Smart Tech Insurance for $29/device. This year, costs were increasing to $35/device. In an effort to save money for our families, we have decided to switch insurers.

🛡️ Device Insurance Available!

We're partnering with Securranty to offer optional Chromebook insurance for the 2026-27 school year:

💲 $27.95 per Chromebook

💲 $28.95 per iPad

💻 Who Will Receive a Chromebook?

PREK–2ND GRADE

• High Play / Low Tech

• Very limited to no screen time at school

• Chromebook access limited

3RD–5TH GRADE

• Limited to minimal screen time

• Chromebook access assigned/limited

6TH–12TH GRADE

• Continued 1:1 access to school-issued Chromebooks

• Technology use under instructional and curricular review

✅ Covers:
• Accidental damage
• Liquid damage
• Battery failure
• Manufacturer defects
• Loss & theft

** * Includes chargers ***
🚫 Does not cover: cases or intentional damage
💡 No deductibles. No claim limits. One-time annual fee.

📆 Coverage lasts for 1 full year from the date of purchase

⚠️ Without coverage, families are responsible for full repair/replacement costs*:

• Chromebook: $300

• Screen: $75

• Case: $30

• Battery: $40

• Hinges: $25

• Keyboard: $20

• Camera: $10

* Some prices will vary.

At Lake Shore Public Schools, the safety of our students and staff is our highest priority. We’ve implemented a comprehensive, multi-layered approach that leads the county in proactive safety measures.

Our commitment to safe schools includes:

• Armed retired police officers at every school — Trained professionals are on-site every day to help keep our schools safe and secure.
• Two active St. Clair Shores School Resource Officers — Dedicated, active officers build positive relationships and provide an additional layer of protection.
• Monitored video surveillance with AI weapons & intruder detection — Advanced technology provides monitoring for faster threat detection and response.
• Emergency alert system — Instant communication to staff, students, and first responders in the event of an emergency.
• Quick-locking thumb-turn locks — Classroom doors can be secured instantly from the inside.
• Door barricades — Additional protection allows staff to secure classrooms quickly and effectively.
• Ballistic window film — Reinforces windows against forced entry and impact.
• Anonymous safety reporting — Students and staff can report concerns, anonymously and easily.
• Behavioral threat assessment — Proactive identification and intervention helps address potential threats before they escalate.
• Perimeter fencing & secured vestibules — Controlled access and secure entry points help keep our schools safe and visitors monitored.

Learn more about Lake Shore Public Schools’ safety and security measures:

• www.lakeshoreschools.org/safety_and_security

Youth mental health is a topic of utmost importance, and we believe that by working together, we can create a supportive environment where our children can thrive.

As we start the new school year, we want to remind you of the invaluable resources available to our community.

In addition, Care Solace offers mental health care coordination services and can help connect you and your child with appropriate community-based providers. Whether it's counseling, therapy, or other mental health services, Care Solace can assist you in finding the support your family may need.

To access Care Solace's coordination services, simply reach out using the following options:

Call 888-515-0595: Their multilingual helpline is staffed 24/7/365.

Visit www.caresolace.com/lsps: On their website, you can explore mental health providers independently or click "Book Appointment" for personalized assistance through video chat, email, or phone.

By joining hands and working together as a community, we can provide a nurturing and inclusive environment that supports the mental health and well-being of our youth. Let's continue to prioritize their emotional growth, and together, we can create a brighter future for our children.

Thank you for being caring and involved parents and guardians in the Lake Shore Public Schools. Your dedication to supporting our youth is truly commendable.

At Lake Shore Public Schools, we believe every student deserves to feel safe, supported, and empowered to succeed. Our comprehensive behavioral and emotional support system promotes positive behavior, mental wellness, and personal growth.

We’re proud to provide a network of support through:

Community Partners

• OK2SAY

• Care of SE Michigan

• Care Solace

• Macomb County Crisis Center

Building a Positive Culture

• Positivity Project

• Therapy Dogs

• Community Service Projects

Dedicated Support Staff

Our caring team of professionals provides guidance, resources, and support to help students thrive.

• Guidance Counselors

• Social Workers

• Medical Assistants

• Behavioral/Instructional Coaches

• Attendance Liaisons

Student Assistance Contacts

Dr. Jeff Lip

Director of Behavioral Health & Alternative Student Services

(586) 285-8456 | jlip@lsps.org

Mrs. Cindy Sam

Multi-Tiered System of Support Coordinator

(586) 285-8434 | csam@lsps.org

Learn more: https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/safety_and_security

Our NEW Lake Shore Community Center is bringing even more ways to PLAY • LEARN • MOVE • CONNECT this fall!

• 30-Foot Indoor Rock Wall — Take your next adventure to new heights!
• Indoor Batting Cages — Keep those baseball and softball skills sharp year-round!
• Indoor Pickleball — Grab a paddle and join the fun!
• Fitness Center — Cardio equipment, strength training, free weights, indoor walking and more!

But that’s just the beginning!

There’s something for every age, interest, and adventure this fall!

• Adult Enrichment – Learn something new, get creative, stay active & connect
• Youth Enrichment – Fun, engaging activities and programs for kids
• Community Center & Fitness – Get moving and discover everything our NEW Community Center has to offer
• Aquatics – Swim lessons, fitness & more
• Trips & Tours – Get out, explore and leave the driving to us!

We are excited to share our 2026–2027 Lake Shore Community Education After-School Program lineup, and we would greatly appreciate your help spreading the word to your students and families!

This year, our after-school programs will be held at our NEW Lake Shore Community Center, located at:

📍 28850 Harper Ave.
St. Clair Shores, MI 48082

Our 5-week programs are designed for children ages 5–12 and will run from 4:15–5:15 p.m. Each session gives students another opportunity to learn, play, build new skills, and explore their interests outside of the school day.

2026–2027 After-School Programs

📣 Cheerleading — begins November 10, 2026
⛳ Golf — begins January 26, 2027
🧪 Slime Making — begins January 28, 2027
🏐 Volleyball — begins March 16, 2027
🔬 Crazy Chemworks — begins March 18, 2027
🧱 Brixology — begins May 6, 2027

With options ranging from athletics to STEM and hands-on creativity, we hope there is something that will spark the interest of every student!

Families can learn more and register here:

👉 https://tinyurl.com/lspsafterschool

Looking for a great deal on a BJ's Wholesale Club Membership? They have provided a GREAT deal for Lake Shore Schools? Here's your chance to save AND support the Lake Shore Foundation for Educational Excellence!

For a limited time, join BJ's for just $10 (regularly $60), and up to $15 from every new or renewed membership will be donated directly to the LSFEE to help fund innovative classroom grants and educational opportunities for Lake Shore Public Schools students.

To join:

Call 800-313-8887

Use Group Promo Code: 6005000

Or visit: www.bjs.com/lakeshorefoundationforedu

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Under the guiding principles of our districtwide initiative, the Positivity Project, the #PositivityInAction mindset is our top priority. Because of our goal to inspire students to build positive relationships and become their best selves, we invite you to follow this Positivity Project Calendar. All monthly themes are located on our District Events Calendar.

This calendar outlines 1 character strengths per month. Our teachers create engaging and impactful lessons — differentiated by grade-level — and share through presentations, student recognitions, classroom discussions, and building-specific displays.

As we enter into our first month of highlighting our #OtherPeopleMatter mindset within the Positivity Project, we can't think of a better example than introducing New Shorian Faces, a collection of miniature biographies that help our Shorian Nation learn more about the new-ish hires in our district.

Celebrating Two Emerging Educators!

Congratulations to Morgan Clausen and Allisyn Melcher, who were recently honored through the Macomb Intermediate School District (MISD) Emerging Educators Program!

Morgan is a proud Lake Shore High School Class of 2022 graduate and both Morgan and Allisyn recently graduated from Oakland University in 2026.

Even more exciting, Morgan and Allisyn will begin their teaching careers together at Violet Elementary this school year!

We are so proud to welcome these two talented emerging educators to the Shorian Nation and can't wait to see the impact they make on some of our youngest learners.

See something? Say something.

OK2SAY is the student safety program which allows students to confidentially report tips on potential harm or criminal activities directed at school students, school employees, and schools. It uses a comprehensive communication system to facilitate tip sharing among students, parents, school personnel, community mental health service programs, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and law enforcement officials about harmful behaviors that threaten to disrupt the learning environment.

Anyone can report tips on criminal activities or potential harm directed at students, school employees, or schools. Tips can be submitted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

While continually evolving and reviewed annually, on this Safety and Security webpage you will find a list of recent and current safety measures implemented by Lake Shore Public Schools to provide the safest environment for our students and staff.

Big smiles and little backpacks! GSRP preschoolers kicked off their first day of school at the Shorian Early Childhood Center, ready to explore, play, and learn.

Preschoolers are growing fast — and so are their brains!

By age 5, your child’s brain is 90% developed. At this stage, they’re becoming more curious, independent, and ready to explore the world around them.

Your support is key to helping them feel safe and ready for school.

• Keep a daily routine
• Make time for play
• Read, talk, and listen
• Stay up-to-date on checkups

As part of the Pre-K for All program requirements, our lead and associate teachers make home visits before school even begins—creating an opportunity to meet children and families right where they are most comfortable: at home.

It’s a simple but incredibly meaningful way to build relationships. Teachers get to know each child on their own level, learn more about their interests and personalities, and begin creating the trust that helps children feel safe, welcomed and ready to learn.

And these visits aren’t limited to one neighborhood. Our teachers travel throughout Macomb County, meeting families and preparing to serve each child to the fullest capacity.

Another cool component of our Pre-K program? Mealtime is about so much more than eating!

All meals are served family style, giving students opportunities to:

• Serve themselves and practice independence
• Make choices and build confidence
• Engage in reciprocal conversations with teachers and classmates
• Practice social skills and learn how to be part of a community

These everyday moments are intentional learning opportunities—and they help our youngest Shorians grow in ways that go far beyond the classroom.

This year, our Pre-K for All program is serving 140 students, with our ECC students bringing the total enrollment to nearly 200 young learners.

From home visits to family-style meals, we’re creating connections, building independence and helping our youngest learners feel that they belong from the very beginning.

Because learning starts with relationships.

Forty members of our soccer and trap teams volunteered their muscles at Veterans Memorial Park to help prepare for the 38th Annual Lac Ste. Clair Fine Art Show.

Moving picnic tables is no small task, but our Shorians tackled the job with teamwork, positive attitudes and plenty of smiles!

Sara Melby, Entrance Chairperson, and Liz Munger, Co-Executive Director (and an incredible Lake Shore Board of Education member) warmly welcomed our students and shared just how much their help was appreciated.

Volunteerism is about more than lending a hand. It’s about showing up for your community, working together and making a difference — one picnic table at a time.

We’re proud of our Shorians for giving their time, energy and muscles to support a wonderful community tradition!

🎯 Remember those selfless Shorian trap team members who spent Friday helping move picnic tables at Memorial Park?

Well…we think a little good karma came their way over the weekend! ❤️🖤

Despite a constant rainstorm, 10 Shorians showed up to compete in the Michigan Trap Shooting Association’s Fall Brawl, bringing together youth teams from the USA High School Clay Target League, Scholastic Clay Target Program and ATA’s AIM Program.

And our team had an AMAZING day! 👏

🎯 Nathan Larivee posted the team’s highest score with a 96/100, including a 25-straight.

🎯 Emily Hubbard shot a personal best 90/100, including an impressive 47 on her first half with a 24.

🎯 Albert Lesko, one of our 7th graders, also shot a personal best 90/100!

🎯 Kaylee Gross and Matt Froias each shot their first 25 straight!

And there was even more to celebrate:

🏅 Lauren Bonser — 3rd Place, Class B — 86
🏅 Louis Gross — Class A Champion — 91
🏅 Aaralyn Goode-Hitch — High Female Senior — 87
🏆 Team Class A Champion — 451

We haven’t competed in an MTA shoot since 2022, so this was a great experience for our team — even if Mother Nature decided to join us for the day. ☔️😂

Rain-soaked? Absolutely.

Proud? 100%.

And those Friday volunteers? Looks like their kindness paid off. ❤️🖤

What goes into getting our schools ready for your children?

The answer: countless thoughtful hours, careful planning, and a whole lot of heart.

Before the first bell rings, our staff works behind the scenes to make sure classrooms and schools are ready to welcome every student.

But preparing a classroom is about more than checking items off a list. It’s about creating a space where students feel welcomed, comfortable, and ready to learn.

From personalized greetings—an air hug, wave, or thumbs-up —to “getting to know you” activities and special surprises waiting at each desk, our teachers thoughtfully prepared every detail.

Bulletin boards, digital displays, folders, books, and Positivity Project (P2) visuals were all arranged with purpose and care. Some might even say our teachers added interior designer to their list of talents!

Construction projects are ongoing and/or completed, and exciting bond-funded improvements are taking shape across the district to enhance learning environments for students, staff, and our community.

Projects include:

Lake Shore High School

• Installation of a new artificial turf football field

• Resurfacing of the running track

• Softball complex upgrades, including artificial turf, new dugouts, pavilion, and bleachers

Kennedy Middle School

• Baseball field enhancements featuring artificial turf, new dugouts, pavilion, and grandstands

• Construction of a new 1/8-mile running track

• Main office carpeting and courtyard improvements

Violet Elementary School

• New main office addition

• Courtyard enhancements

Masonic Heights Elementary School

• Main office carpeting updates

• Courtyard improvements

• Gym HVAC upgrades

Parent-Student Handbooks are also available!

Be sure to review important information, including:

• Contact Information
• School Guidelines
• Policies & Expectations
• Student Code of Conduct

These resources help us work together to create a positive, inclusive, and safe learning environment for every Shorian.

• https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/for_parents/handbooks

Thank you to our incredible staff for all the time, care, and heart you put into preparing for our students. Here’s to an amazing school year, Shorian Nation!

Constitution and Citizenship Day commemorates the day the US Constitution was signed in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787 and honors all who have become citizens. From classroom to classroom, teachers at Lake Shore highlighted the importance of this day.

Creating a Classroom Constitution!

In Mrs. Couck’s 2nd grade classroom at Masonic Heights Elementary, students are learning that a strong classroom community starts with the promises we make to one another.

Together, the students created their own classroom constitution—a list of expectations and promises they believe will help make their classroom a kind, respectful and welcoming place.

Each student contributed an idea and then proudly signed the constitution, promising to do their part to uphold the actions they created together.

For Charlotte Johnson, that promise is simple: use our manners. It’s something she already practices at home with her siblings.

Frank Bologna believes kindness is important, especially when it means helping others—whether that’s helping with schoolwork, holding the door open or giving someone a smile when they’re having a tough day.

These Shorians are already learning an important lesson: when everyone does their part, everyone feels like they belong.

World Geography + a Little Acting!

In Mrs. Gough’s World Geography class, 6th graders from Kennedy Middle School were divided into groups and each group was assigned a different amendment. With just a short amount of time to prepare, students worked together to discuss their amendment, figure out what it meant, and then bring it to life through a skit for their classmates.

The ultimate goal? Get their classmates to guess which amendment they were assigned!

A fun way to turn learning into teamwork, creativity and a little friendly competition!

Learning About the Constitution!

In Mrs. Welsh’s Government class, upperclassmen at Lake Shore High School used their Chromebooks to complete an EdPuzzle focused on the U.S. Constitution. After completing the activity, students came together as a class to discuss their findings, share their thoughts, and deepen their understanding of the document that serves as the foundation of our government.

Learning the Constitution isn’t just about memorizing facts. It’s about understanding the principles that shape our government and our rights.

In recognition of National I.T. Professionals Day, we are celebrating our technology staff.

Our support team leads teachers in implementing technology through coaching, demonstrations, and professional development. They serve as our help desk for our technology infrastructure, helping both staff and community with our digital learning platforms.

Meet Our Amazing Tech Team!

Shoutout to the incredible staff who keep our tech running smoothly across the district:

• Nicole Dombro – Technology Coordinator
• Bryan Huyghe – Lead Tech
• Laurie Cataldo – District Tech
• Andrea Borden – MTA @ LSHS
• Gabe Cerrasco – MTA @ KMS
• Dayna Winalis – MTA @ MH
• Rebecca King – MTA @ Rodgers
• Ameilia Sayig – MTA @ Violet

To learn more about our Technology Department, visit https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/departments/technology.

Senior Sunrise is such a great opportunity for our seniors to come together, make memories, celebrate the year ahead, and enjoy one of those special moments they’ll remember long after graduation.

And what a turnout! 110+ students from the Class of 2027 showed up to welcome their senior year together. Thanks for giving our Spirit Rock a fresh new look!

Liliauna Crank-Smith, Braylon Hempstead, and Danniah Hollingsworth are ready to make the most of their senior year!

Liliauna is especially excited for prom—from dreaming up her perfect dress to getting dressed up and making memories with her friends.

Braylon has one goal for his senior year: straight A’s.

Every year, he’s improved. Every year, he’s challenged himself to do better. And now, as a senior, he’s putting his focus in the right place and setting his sights even higher.

It’s not just about the grades—it’s about the growth, the perseverance, and deciding that you’re capable of more.

Danniah is simply excited to graduate!

And honestly, she’s already looking ahead to what comes next. After graduation, she’s heading to Ferris State University to pursue a degree in business.

For all of them, senior year is all about enjoying the moments, celebrating together, and making memories with the people who have been part of her journey.

Here’s to making the most of every moment, Class of 2027!

We have built an online home for our athletic department. Our goal is to bring our athletic programs to life by sharing schedules, scores, and social media while ensuring our athletes get the promotion they deserve. Visit the Shorian Sports website for 24/7/365 access to the information you have always wanted and follow along with our sports action.

We have partnered with Kroger to help fund our athletics. Please read this letter from our Athletic Coordinator Rich Bowers.

We have finished uploading Fall 2026 schedules and rosters for Cross County, Football, Sideline Cheer, Soccer, Swim, and Volleyball! Team photos, video feed, and featured stories are on deck to be added. Stay tuned!

Featured Story: Hailey Miela: Built for the Big Moments

We believe a balance of academics and athletics creates a well-rounded student. Students who participate in sports not only gain the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle, they also learn lessons about sportsmanship, leadership, teamwork, cooperation, respect, and knowing how to win and lose.

🎟️ NEW: Lake Shore Athletics is moving to Hudl Ticketing!

We’re making the switch from GoFan to Hudl Ticketing for Lake Shore athletic events. ❤️🤍

Ready to grab your tickets? You can also check out recent highlights and follow along with Shorian athletics all in one place!

👉 Purchase tickets & view highlights:
Hudl Fan — Lake Shore High School

Get ready to bring the energy and show your pride at every home (and away) football game this season! Here's the full lineup of our themed Spirit Nights for remaining home football games. Mark your calendars and come dressed to impress! 👕📣🏈

Friday, September 25 – Elementary Appreciation + USA/Military Appreciation Night

Join us as we honor our heroes. Wear your camo/Carhartt/USA gear to show support for those who serve! Elementary students will make a tunnel for the team to run through!

Friday, October 9 – Homecoming Game

The biggest night of the season! Come dressed in your school colors and help us light up the stands with Shorian pride!

Friday, October 23 – Blackout

It’s game on! Wear your Black Out spirit wear as we take on our competition under the lights!

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