Lake Fenton High School

FROM LFHS ADMINISTRATION TEAM
From the Principal
Hello Lake Fenton High School,
A huge thank you to all the parents and guardians who joined us for Parent-Teacher Conferences last week! Your strong partnership and ongoing support play a vital role in our students' success, and we deeply appreciate the time you took to connect with our teachers. As we head into the second half of the semester, the weeks ahead will be fast-paced and busy as students prepare for the final stretch. Thank you for staying engaged and helping our school community finish the semester strong!
Please mark your calendars for a few important upcoming dates:
November 3 No Classes - Staff Professional Development
November 25–27 No Classes – Thanksgiving Break
December 16–18 Semester 1 Exams
December 17–18 Half-Day of Classes
December 18 End of Semester 1
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Wesley Webster
LFHS Principal
PROUD TO BE B.L.U.E.
From the Assistant Principal
We want to take a moment to recognize and celebrate the positive things happening throughout our school! We are incredibly proud of our student section for showing up and supporting our football team all season long. Your energy, school spirit, and loyalty to our student-athletes have not gone unnoticed. Even more importantly, you have represented our school well by being respectful and doing a great job cleaning up the bleachers after each game. As we head into winter sports season, we are excited to see that same energy, respect, and BLUE pride as we continue to show up and support all of our student-athletes!
We also want to recognize the improvements we have seen in our lunchroom! Students have been doing a much better job cleaning up after themselves and taking responsibility for their spaces. Our B Lunch students, in particular, are making progress each day. We are seeing improvements in behavior, being more patient and respectful in the lunch line, and making sure tables are cleaned up before leaving. These small actions make a big difference in creating a positive environment for everyone.
It is exciting to see our students continuing to grow and take pride in our school. Whether it is in the stands, the hallways, or the lunchroom, you are showing what it means to be BLUE: Brave, Loyal, Unstoppable, and Engaged. Keep up the great work!
Karlie McIlroy-Dieck
LFHS Assistant Principal
PROUD TO BE B.L.U.E.
From the Athletic Director
We have some updates from Fall sports!
- The boys' tennis team won their first league title in school history in late September!
- Olivia Lasco went to the State Golf Finals in October.
- The Winter sports Meet the Team will be on November 24th and the team pictures will be taken on November 19th.
Chris Bell
LFHS Athletic Director
Proud to be B.L.U.E.
UPCOMING EVENTS AND IMPORTANT DATES
Coming Up...
Nov. 1 Lake Fenton Craft Show, 10 AM - 4 PM
Nov. 3 No School
Nov. 5 Josten's Meeting with Sophomores, 12:50 PM
Nov. 9 Board of Education Meeting, 6:00 PM
Nov. 11 FAFSA Night for Seniors, 5:30 - 7:30 PM, HS Media Center
Nov. 19 Women in the Workforce Field Trip, 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Nov. 20 Men in the Workforce Field Trip, 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Nov. 25-27 Thanksgiving Break
DAILY SCHEDULES
Monday and Friday Schedule
Tuesday and Thursday Schedule
Friday Schedule
LAKE FENTON CRAFT SHOW!
Join us for the 42nd Annual Fall Craft Show and Merry Marketplace!
Offering over 125 booths of returning as well as new exhibitors, featuring a wide variety of media and juried marketplace vendors.
When: November 1, 2026 (Always the First Sunday in November)
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Where: Lake Fenton High School
4070 Lahring Road -- Linden, MI
Info: LFCraftshow@lakefentonschools.org
Admission $2.00
*FREE after 3 p.m.
Lunch will be available
WORK PERMITS
Schools will no longer issue Youth Work Permits beginning October 2, 2026.
Under the updated Youth Employment Standards Act (YESA), Michigan is transitioning to a single, centralized online portal administered by LEO: the Youth Employment Permit Portal (YEPP).
Existing Permits: Any work permits issued before Oct. 2, 2026 remain valid. If a student changes employment moving forward, they must register through YEPP.
To get started:
- Begin the process through Michigan's Youth Employment Portal (YEPP).
- Complete your permit application online.
- Find step-by-step guidance and helpful resources all in one place!
Scan the QR code in the flyer below or visit https://www.michigan.gov/leo/initiatives/youth-employment for information, resources, and updates.
STAFF SHOUT-OUT
Has a Lake Fenton staff member made a positive difference for your child or family? We’d love to hear about it! Take a moment to recognize a favorite teacher, staff member, or someone who has gone above and beyond.
Your shout-out may be featured on our district social media! Help us celebrate the amazing people who make a difference in the lives of our students every day and spread a little BLUE Devil pride!
https://www.lakefentonschools.org/forms/lfcs-staff-shout-outs
ADULTING 101
Michigan Alliance for Families is hosting a FREE monthly webinar series titled "Adulting 101." This is specifically for those young adults with IEPs and their parents/guardians. On the second Monday of the each month from 4:30-5:30 PM, the attendees will learn about topics to live the life they want. For a full list of webinars check the flyer below, scan the QR code, or go to https://tinyurl.com/adultingMAF. You can also register for the sessions you'd like using the QR code or link.
Questions? Contact the Michigan Alliance for Families at info@michiganallianceforfamilies.org
STUDENTS LEAVING CAMPUS
11th and 12th grade students who drive themselves may be eligible to leave campus for lunch or for online classes, Co-Op, or Dual Enrollment. Students must have a parent/guardian-signed permission form on file (green for lunch; yellow for online/Co-Op/Dual Enrollment) and a valid LFHS parking pass on file with the office. Students leaving for GCI, online classes, Co-Op, or Dual Enrollment must check out with the secretaries in the main office before leaving and check back in upon return. During lunch, students must check out with the secretaries in the main foyer before leaving campus and check back in when they return. Students are expected to return to school on time and ready for class. Off-campus violations include returning late/tardies, leaving without properly signing out, allowing another student to use their pass or vehicle, or failing to follow school expectations while off campus. Attendance contracts, discipline concerns, or repeated violations may result in restricted or revoked off-campus privileges. Three violations will result in an administrator conference, and five violations will result in the loss of off-campus lunch privileges. Students may not transport other students, this privilege is only for student drivers in the 11th and 12th grades who have filled out permission forms and have valid parking passes on file. To leave campus, students must meet the following criteria:
- Must be in 11th or 12th grade with a valid parking pass.
- Must have a permission form on file AND follow the checkout/check in process.
- Must be on time returning from lunch, co-op, online, or dual enrollment classes.
- Must return to school for the remainder of the school day.
- Cannot transport other students.
Failure to abide by the above rules will result in loss of off-campus privileges for the remainder of the year.
CHARGE YOUR CHROMEBOOKS!
A quick reminder to help our students shine: please encourage your child to charge their Chromebook overnight. Starting the day with a 100% battery helps ensure they’re set up for a smooth, uninterrupted day of discovery!
ATTENTION ALUMNI
Are you a proud Lake Fenton alum? We want to hear from you! Share your favorite Lake Fenton memories, what you’re up to today, or how your time at LF helped shape who you are. Your story may be featured in an upcoming Lake Fenton Alumni Spotlight on our social media!
Once a Blue Devil, always a Blue Devil!
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICE (WCD) POLICY
Recently, wearable technology such as Smart or AI Eyewear has become increasingly popular. Smart or AI Eyewear devices are not permitted on school grounds or at school sponsored events. Under state law and our student handbook policies, Smart or AI Eyewear are legally categorized as Wireless Communication Devices—the exact same classification as cell phones. Because state law and our school policies strictly prohibit the unapproved use of cell phones and wireless communication devices during the school day and in instructional spaces, these glasses cannot be worn on campus.
For more information, please see the letter below.
SEXUAL HARASSMENT / ASSAULT
Sexual harassment and assault information is included in the PDF file below. There are resources and there is help!
DISTRICT CALENDAR
SAFE STORAGE LAW
To help protect Michigan’s youth and prevent firearm-related unintentional injuries, Michigan Compiled Laws (MCL) requires firearm owners to securely store firearms wherever minors are present or likely to be present. If a firearm is left unattended where a minor (under 18) is or is likely to be present, it must be:
• Secured in a locked box or container, and/or
• Unloaded and secured with a locking device (like a trigger or cable lock) that would prevent anyone from using it.
This law applies whether firearms are in your own home or brought to another location.
If a firearm is in a vehicle, the vehicle must be locked when not in use, and the firearm must be secured and either locked in a container or disabled with a trigger or cable lock.
About Us
Wes Webster
High School Principal
Lake Fenton Community Schools
810-591-9591
Learning For Continuous Success
Email: wwebster@lakefentonschools.org
Website: http://www.lakefentonschools.org/LFHS/
Location: 4070 Lahring Road, Linden, MI, United States
Phone: 810-591-9591
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Lake-Fenton-High-School-116327769014255/?ref=bookmarks
Twitter/X: @LakeFentonHS