We hope you'll review this week's District Update filled with news and notes from across the Walled Lake Consolidated School District. Stay up to date with the district by visiting www.wlcsd.org and connecting with the district on social media.

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• May 30: Adult Transition Program (ATP) Graduation
• June 1: Walled Lake High School Graduation - WLC, WLN, WLW
• June 5: Board of Education regular meeting
• June 11: Last Day of School - Have a great summer!

Thank you for taking a moment to provide helpful feedback and insight for our building leaders as we begin to wrap up the 2024-25 school year and look ahead to 2025-26. Please find the appropriate survey linked below:

• Principal Survey for Staff
• Principal Survey for Parents
• Principal Survey for Elementary Students
• Principal Survey for Secondary Students
• Assistant Principal Survey for Staff
• Assistant Principal Survey for Parents
• Assistant Principal Survey for Secondary Students

The purpose of this survey is to gather feedback from our parents, staff, community members and former students on the 2024-25 school year.

• WLCSD Parent/Community Survey 2025

As we get set for the final day of school on June 11, make sure to print out one of our last day of school signs!

Send a photo of you with the sign to info@wlcsd.org for a chance to be featured on social media!

Seniors enjoyed a trip down memory lane for their last day of school on Friday!

They returned to their old stomping grounds for one final clap out and to visit the teachers that made a lasting impact along the way. Congrats class of 2025!

Walled Lake Northern juniors Logan Fitrzyk and Alex Lotsis punched their tickets to the MHSAA Division 1 State Championship after finishing in the Top 5 at the regional championship on Wednesday at Twin Lakes Golf Club in Oakland Township.

Fitrzyk and Lotsis earned two of the three individual qualifier spots after a big day on the course. Lotsis took third overall shooting a 1-under, 70, and Fitrzyk finished fifth overall with an even par, 71.

The two-day MHSAA Division 1 State Championship begins on Friday, June 6, at Forest Akers West on the campus of Michigan State University.

The Clifford H. Smart Middle School girls’ track and field team dominated the competition to take home the Lakes Valley Conference crown on Wednesday at Milford High School.

The Trojan ladies took first place in 11 of the 16 events at the conference championship meet to tally 181 points and run away from the field finishing 56 points ahead of second place Muir Middle School.

Clifford H. Smart’s league champions were Peyton Anson (70 meter and 100 meter dash), Quinn Blewett (800 meter and 1600 meter run), Aubrey Atwood (200 meter Hurdles), and all four of its relay teams; 4x100 meter (Anson, Chloe Long, Alexis Sanchez, Maribeth Smith), 4x200 meter (Aubrey Atwood, Allyson McClure, Brogan Miller, Allie Turner), 4x400 meter (Addisyn Atwood, Kara Alt, Turner, Chelsea Reibel), and 4x800 meter (Addisyn Atoowd, Alt, Blewett, Ava Montante).

A pair of ladies from Walnut Creek Middle School also won their events. Melody Dukes took first place in the 55 meter Hurdles and Lauren Hill claimed the LVC title in the high jump.

On the boys side, student-athletes from our middle schools won five events. Clifford H. Smart’s Reid Fox finished at the top of the podium in the 70 meter dash and Braxton Kulka took first in the 100 meter dash. James R. Geisler Middle School’s Jonathon Negru took home the 400 meter dash title. The Wolves also claimed league titles in the 4x200 meter relay (Josh Weinberg, George Hoppesch, Quincy Choice, Milton) and the 4x800 meter relay (Negru, Hoppesch, Ty Ormond, Fernando Zaleta).

The Walled Lake United boys’ lacrosse program was recognized by the Michigan Lacrosse Officials Association (MichLOA) as a recipient of the 2025 Sportsmanship Award.

“While winning championships is our ultimate goal, playing the game the right way is something we stress to our players on a daily basis,” said head coach Jason Lewis. “Being recognized with a unanimous vote from the MichLOA is a testament to our guys representing our culture, and it is something I take extreme pride in.”

The MichLOA presents it Sportsmanship Award annually to programs that represent sportsmanship at the highest level and do not allow the desire to win displace the standards of fairness and character. The Walled Lake United boys’ lacrosse team was nominated by the officials that worked their games this season before receiving a unanimous voted from the state-wide association.

The Walled Lake Competitive Marching Band is getting the opportunity of a lifetime and will preform with multi-platinum band AJR at Pine Knob Music Theatre this summer.

The combined band from Walled Lake Central and Western will take the stage with AJR for the final two minutes of their concert on July 29 at the historic venue. More details will follow as the show gets closer.

Field Day fever has the Wolves running wild!

Wixom Elementary kicked off the holiday weekend with tons of smiles and serious fun!

Did your time in Walled Lake Consolidated Schools make a lasting impact on your life? Share your story with our staff as a part of our 2024 Opening Day Celebration!

Help us celebrate the Walled Lake Consolidated Schools' Class of 2025!

Click on the picture on the right to complete the form and have your senior recognized for their hard work and achievements! We'll be honoring seniors through June across district social media accounts.

The Walled Lake Consolidated School District is committed to supporting the health and well-being of our students and families. To help address concerns about vaping, we are sharing valuable resources that provide information on the risks of vaping and strategies for prevention. These tools are designed to empower families with knowledge and support meaningful conversations at home. Together, we can help every child make healthy choices every day.

• E-cigarettes and Vaping: What Parents Should Know - American Lung Association
• E-cigarettes and Youth: What Parents Need to Know - Centers for Disease Control

• E-cigarettes/Vaping Facts - Oakland County Health Department

Please complete the following form in order to be considered for the Graduate Spotlight section of the WLCSD quarterly Learning newsletter. The nominated student needs to be a 2016 graduate or before. Please contact pamelacole@wlcsd.org with any questions.

Our mission, in partnership with parents and the community, is to become the best educational system in America so all students demonstrate they are caring, responsible, and knowledgeable citizens.

Email: danieldurkin@wlcsd.org
Website: www.wlcsd.org
Location: 850 Ladd Road, Walled Lake, MI, USA
Phone: (248) 956-2000
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