WBSD Weekly Update
December 17, 2025
Calendar Information
We hope this upcoming Winter Break gives you the chance to spend meaningful time with your loved ones.
December 22, 2025 - January 2, 2026 Winter Break
January 14 - Half Day - HS Only
January 19 - No School - MLK Jr. Day
February 11 - Late Start
February 16 - No School Mid Winter Break
2025-2026 Calendar AND 2026-2027 Calendar
Roosevelt Update
Demolition of Roosevelt Elementary in Keego Harbor began today and is expected to continue through January. We will continue to work closely with our environmental consultants and demolition contractors to ensure the process is completed safely, responsibly, and in full compliance with state and federal guidelines. Community members who would like to request a commemorative brick may do so by completing the Google Form linked here; requests will be fulfilled in the order received. For further information, please visit EGLE.
United We Walk
Collecting Donations
Event Details
Keynote Speaker
Kenneth Gutman, Oakland County ISD Superintendent
Mark Your Calendar
Starts in January!
Grades 1st-3rd
FIRST Lego League EXPLORE
Join Us
WB Preschool Academy
You're Invited, Author Talk
Join us for a special evening focused on mindfulness and community with acclaimed author Susan Verde. She will share her book I Am Peace: A Book of Mindfulness and discuss simple, meaningful ways to cultivate calm, empathy, and inner balance.
The event takes place on January 8 at 6:30 p.m. at Schuler Books 7260 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield Township. Families and community members are invited to attend this thoughtful and inspiring program.
Click here for more info.
Financial Empowerment Arts Contest
Calling all Oakland County public high school students. The 2026 Financial Empowerment Arts Contest is now open for submissions. Students are invited to create artwork that shows how financial empowerment impacts their future. Learn more and enter here: https://ow.ly/kWOY50XAVXh The deadline to enter is March 13, 2026 with a total cash prize pool of $10,000.
West Bloomfield High School Bowling Team competed against 31 other teams at the North Farmington Early Bird Tournament. Our Varsity squad placed 2nd overall! This gives us our first tournament team trophy!
All Athletic Schedules are listed here.
Upcoming Performances
Bye Bye Birdie
ITS Troupe 2070 Shines at MiFest
WBMS Winter Orchestra Concert
Our students performed beautifully across all orchestra levels and shared the joy of music with our community. Thank you to Kimberly Kang and Andrea Cole for their leadership and dedication, and a special thank you to Rodney Page for his outstanding performances and for spending the day with our musicians, teaching and inspiring them
Way To Go Digital Dinos!
What a weekend for the WBMS Digital Dinos! After winning 5 of 7 qualifying matches and leading a playoff alliance, the team finished 22nd-place statewide finish and they're headed to a premier invitational event. Huge thanks to our alliance partners, mentors, families, staff and sister teams for the support!
Lego League Parent Info Night
Winter 2026 After The Bell Programs
WBSD Board of Education Progress Report
Together, we embody what it means to be Lakers—driven by purpose, unity, and a shared commitment to excellence. The progress highlighted in this report is a testament to our collective dedication to fostering academic growth and creating endless opportunities for every learner. Like a crew rowing in rhythm toward a common horizon, we continue to build learning environments where curiosity ignites, achievement shines, and every student is inspired to reach their fullest potential.
West Bloomfield Transition Center Dream Crafts Lab
WBHS DECA
More than 600 West Bloomfield High School CTE students participated in a Career Fair. Students had the opportunity to learn about Career and Technical Education careers from local leaders in their field of study.
WBHS serves as HOSA host for the region
WBHS welcomed students from across the region for an incredible experience focused on health science, leadership, and teamwork. Events like this give students meaningful, hands-on opportunities to explore future careers while building confidence and connections. Thank you to our outstanding HOSA leaders Mark Smith, Kelli Danton, and Liza Zanotti, along with all of the staff and volunteers who are making this large-scale event run so smoothly. An amazing day for students and a great example of Laker Pride in action!
Giving Back
Scotch Elementary collected 1,623 pounds of food, which will provide 1,218 meals to those in need at Gleaners Community Food Bank. Way to go Lakers!
School Bus Safety
Remember these simple rules:
- Yellow flashing lights indicate the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children. You should slow down and prepare to stop your vehicle.
- Red flashing lights and extended stop arms indicate the bus has stopped and children are getting on or off. You must stop your car and wait until the red lights stop flashing, the extended stop-arm is withdrawn, and the bus begins moving, before you can start driving again.
- Even when lights aren’t flashing, watch for children, particularly in the morning or mid-afternoon, around school arrival and dismissal times. Be alert as you back out of a driveway, or drive through a neighborhood, school zone or bus stop.
January 2026 Menus
All menus can be found on the Nutrition Services page: