Shorian Nation eNews
August 31st, 2025
Youโre Invited, Shorian Nation!
You are invited to the grand opening of the Lake Shore Public Schools Community and Early Childhood Center on June 6 at 10:00 a.m., located at 28850 Harper Avenue in St. Clair Shores. This premier early learning and lifelong development center, situated on Harper near 12 Mile Road, has been thoughtfully designed to provide a unique and innovative environment where individuals and families of all ages can gather, grow, and thrive.
As Macomb Countyโs premier early childhood center, the ECC is open to all families, ages 2 months to 4 years old. With easy access to the I-94 corridor and less than five miles from surrounding communities, itโs a safe and nurturing environment for our youngest learners to begin their path to success, as well as a convenient, accessible, and affordable option for families.
The Community Center will feature an indoor turf field house, batting cages, multipurpose room, instructional room, community stage, walking track, fitness equipment, pickle ball courts, and rock-climbing wall. The first and only space of its kind in the Shores, will be available not only to our staff and students, but also to our strong alumnus base, the Lake Shore community, and neighbors.
We are proud of our progress and incredibly grateful to our community for its strong support in the continued development of our schools and unique spaces for our community. We look forward to welcoming you to this world class facility in the near future.
Visit our website, www.lakeshoreschools.org, to learn more!
Congratulations Class of 2026!
๐๐จโ๐๐ฉโ๐ Lake Shore High School celebrated its 103rd commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 30th, 2026, conferring requirements on 202 graduates.
๐ A digital copy of the ceremony program is available here: https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/common/pages/GetFile.ashx?key=sb%2bUAdpB
๐ถ The event featured a stirring bagpipe processional, heartfelt reflections from student and staff speakers, and moving performances by our choir and band. All graduates wore matching red gowns with white arm stripes this yearโa symbol of unity.
๐ซ Each graduate invited a special Lake Shore staff VIPโsomeone who made a meaningful impact on their educational journey. These VIPs were seated in a reserved field section, where they could exchange hugs, high fives, fist bumps, or waves with their honored students.
๐ค This yearโs keynote speaker is Janelle Reiff. Janelle graduated from LSHS in 2019. Since then, she has gone on to graduate from Western Michigan University and is currently serving as the reigning Ms. St. Clair Shores.
๐ Student Congress Vice President Abby Smith, along with seniors Gavin Snarski and Collin Taylor, were invited to speak during the ceremony.
Abby reminded the Class of 2026 that no matter where life takes them next, they should strive to leave every place better.
Third-generation graduate Gavin reflected on the personal challenge of losing his father during his sophomore year, sharing that even life-changing hardships should never keep someone from pursuing their dreams.
Collin encouraged his classmates to embrace life to the fullest and continue lifting others up, just as he has always done through his positivity and kindness.
๐ฌ โFor 103 years, the Lake Shore community has trusted us to educate their children,โ said Lake Shore High School Principal Dr. Janelle Bross. โIt is not a commitment we take lightly. Graduation is the culmination of years of hard work from students as well as teachers and families. This year and every year is a celebration for not just the students, but the entire community as well.โ
๐ Senior Slide Deck | ๐ Graduation Video Clip
๐ธ A full gallery of professional photos from Stewart Fine Portraits will be available for free download on their website.
๐ Across our community, what unites us is our unwavering commitment to educational excellence. Our Shorian Nation stands strongโsupporting students, volunteers, staff, and administrators in every step of their journey.
๐ Cheers to OVER 100 Years, Lake Shore! Once a Shorian, Always a Shorian!
We recently celebrated 4 graduates from our MoCI Special Education program from the Class of 2026 at Lake Shore High School.
- Video clip: https://x.com/myLSPS/status/2057102569047027913
Teacher Mr. Carney shared heartfelt congratulations as each graduate was honored for their achievements. The ceremony featured the classic Pomp and Circumstance processional, moving performances by the Womenโs Chamber Choir, and memorable speeches from staff and students. A special slideshow by Carsyn Allen captured the highlights and favorite memories of the year.
Superintendent Dr. DiPonio shared, "When it comes to what it means to overcome challenges, to really be the heart and soul of an institution, I think what we see here with this commencement, what your children have done, is something that is inspiring to all of us." He went on to list several P2 character strengths and explained that these students, both graduates and Senior leaders, are everything we need in the world.
Principal Dr. Bross officially performed the tassel ceremony, declaring these students are graduates of Lake Shore High School, symbolized by the moving of the tassel from right to left.
Our students looked stunning in their graduation regalia as they celebrated this unforgettable day with staff, friends, and family in the Lake Shore High School auditorium. This ceremony is a powerful reminder of the strength and potential within every student.
Huge congratulations to Bryce Euring, Gabriel Keyes, Christopher Lambert, and Alonte Wuopio โ weโre so proud of you!
Year-End Celebrations
Please save the dates for the following ceremonies:
-7th Grade Awards-
Wednesday, June 3rd at 2:30 PM
Kennedy Middle School Gym
-Rodgers Elementary Kindergarten Celebration-
Thursday, June 4th at 2 PM
Rodgers Elementary
-6th Grade Awards-
Thursday, June 4th at 2:30 PM
Kennedy Middle School Gym
-North Lake High School Commencement Ceremony-
Thursday, June 4th at 6:30 PM
Lake Shore High School Auditorium
-Rodgers 5th Grade Celebration-
Monday, June 8th at 1:30 PM
Lake Shore High School Auditorium
-8th Grade Awards-
Monday, June 8th at 6:00 PM
Lake Shore High School Auditorium
-Violet Kindergarten Celebration-
Tuesday, June 9th at 9 AM
Violet Elementary Gym
-Violet 5th Grade Celebration-
Tuesday, June 9th at 1:45
Violet Elementary Gym
-Masonic Heights Elementary Kindergarten Celebration-
Tuesday, June 9th at 1:30 PM
Lake Shore High School Auditorium
-Masonic Heights Elementary 5th Grade Celebration-
Tuesday, June 9th at 5:30 PM
Lake Shore High School Auditorium
37th Annual Leonard and Patty Palermino Memorial Golf Outing
The Lake Shore Foundation for Educational Excellence is excited to host its premier fundraising event, the 37th Annual Leonard and Patty Palermino Memorial Golf Outing, on Monday, June 15, 2026, with a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start at beautiful Oak Ridge Golf Club.
For more than three decades, this Foundation has invested nearly $1 million directly into Lake Shore classrooms through teacher grant fulfillment. Every dollar raised helps bring innovative learning experiences, technology, and enrichment opportunities to our students.
We invite you to partner with us in making this yearโs outing our most successful yet!
โณ Ways to Get Involved:
- Register a golf foursome or team
- Sponsor a tee sign or program advertisement
- Donate a raffle prize or gift certificate
- Make a financial contribution
This event brings together local business leaders, community members, and Lake Shore supporters for a fun and meaningful day on the course, and itโs a fantastic way to showcase your business while supporting education.
Please review the link for golf and advertising pricing details. We would be honored to feature your business as a community partner.
๐ https://www.lakeshoreschools.org/common/pages/GetFile.ashx?key=1JCTAbhu
Together, we can continue strengthening Lake Shore classrooms and creating opportunities for our students. Thank you for your consideration and support; we hope to see your team on the green!
Open Enrollment
Enrollment for the 2026โ27 school year is open!
At Lake Shore Public Schools, we believe every student can thrive in a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment. From preschool through graduation, our students are empowered to succeed academically, socially, and creatively. With a focus on Inspiration, Innovation, and Celebration, we provide opportunities that help every student reach their full potential.
Our programs include accelerated learning starting in elementary school, STEM education beginning in Kindergarten, daily enrichment activities, award-winning athletics, and exceptional fine and performing arts programs. Middle and high school students also have access to dual enrollment and early college opportunities at no cost, helping them get a head start on their future.
With dedicated teachers, engaged families, and a strong community, Lake Shore is more than a school districtโitโs a family. If youโre a Macomb County resident seeking a high-quality education for your child, explore enrollment today.
- Learn more about life at Lake Shore here: https://youtu.be/Znf92MprUoE?si=Y2iTvVjf7m74aL3F
- Enroll for 2026โ27: http://lakeshoreschools.org/enrollment/enroll
- Questions? Email Enrollment@lsps.org
Do you follow us on Instagram? Check out https://www.instagram.com/mylsps/ to see a moment per day of what life can be like at Lake Shore Public Schools!
Come be part of the Shorian experienceโwhere possibilities are endless, and every student can shine.
Care Solace
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.
Honoring a Legacy: Remembering Bob Stewart
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Robert Stewart, Senior Photographer and original owner of Stewart Fine Portraits.
For decades, Stewart Fine Portraits has been a meaningful part of the Lake Shore family. The Stewart family has been capturing Lake Shore High School senior portraits and district photos since at the 1962, creating memories that generations of students and families have treasured.
Bob and Mary later passed the business on to their son, Cliff, and his wife, Donna, continuing a tradition of service and dedication. The Stewart family has consistently gone above and beyond for our schools and teams, providing quality work and dependable support. A walk through the Lake Shore High School commons showcases the impact of their work, proudly highlighting our school spirit and generations of Shorians that have walked our hallways. Bob was a kind and generous man, a pillar of the St. Clair Shores community, and an honorary Shorian. His son Cliff has carried on that tradition.
We are grateful for Bob Stewart's commitment, talent, and partnership throughout the years. His love of photography and his support of Lake Shore have left a lasting mark on our district and community.
Our thoughts are with the Stewart family and all who knew and loved Bob.
A Gift That Strikes a Chord
Music is the voice of the soul.
The Lake Shore community is grateful for the generous donation of a Baldwin Baby Grand Piano from Carol Weber Carroll, a proud member of the Class of 1953. The Lake Shore Board of Education formally recognized her thoughtful gift during its monthly board meeting.
At 91 years young, Carol marked the special occasion by playing the timeless What a Wonderful World โ a fitting choice that beautifully reflected the moment and the impact of her generosity.
Carol is also the mother of Lake Shore teacher Colleen Tharme and the aunt of Mark Deldin, a Lake Shore graduate from the Class of 1975, continuing a meaningful family connection to the district that spans generations.
Lake Shore High School and Kennedy Middle School Bands returned for a special live performance at Veterans Memorial Park for Shorian Spectacular, an evening of music as a prelude to Music on the Lake. It was incredible!
Bonus: Our Sound. Our Spirit. Our Parade. Lake Shore. Thanks for representing our district at the SCS Memorial Parade!
Military Appreciation Month
May is designated as Military Appreciation Month, making it the perfect time to honor and celebrate. We would like to recognize the following Class of 2026 Seniors at Lake Shore High School for the bravery it takes to say, โI will serve.โ
- Ethan Garcia - Air Force
- Arien Giannetti - Marines
- Donovan Kidd - Army
- Aliyah Rach - Air National Guard
- Onesius Taylor - Army
Thank you for your dedication to protecting and serving our nation. We are grateful for the Lake Shore students who choose to enlist in the armed services, understanding that it means time away from loved ones, sacrifices, and facing countless challenges.
Whether youโre in uniform or not, whether youโre serving across the globe or just down the street, you will always be a Shorian in our eyes. We will never forget your service.
Bonus: Mrs. Holtz arranged for a group of Civil War reenactors to visit Kennedy Middle School, giving 8th grade students an immersive look into life during the Civil War era. Students learned about everything from clothing, food, camping, marching, and military drills to battle tactics. The reenactors also demonstrated how wooden muskets were used, bringing history to life through hands-on learning and live demonstrations.
A Heroโs Homecoming
Land of the free, because of the brave.
This Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. We also recognize the service, dedication, and sacrifices made every day by members of our armed forces and their families to help preserve the freedoms we cherish.
We want to share a heartwarming story that highlights the sacrifices our military families make and the special moments that remind us why service means so much.
At 1:30 p.m. last Tuesday, Luke Stackpoole, a 5th grade student at Violet Elementary, was about to experience a surprise he would never forget. With thoughtful planning and collaboration between Lukeโs mom and dad, Kevin (shoutout LSHS Class of 1998 grad!), Kelley Stackpoole, and Mrs. Foster, Dean of Students, a very special guest was about to walk through the classroom door.
- Video clip of surprise visit: https://x.com/myLSPS/status/2056814944637649257
Alyssa Stackpoole is Lukeโs big sister and an important part of his life. Alyssa had been stationed overseas in Kuwait since September while serving in the Air Force. She is now a part of the active guard stationed at Selfridge, finally able to return home for a heartwarming reunion. Luke & Alyssa also have another amazing sister, Colleen Stackpoole, who is a student at Kennedy Middle School. Later in the day, Alyssa made a second stop to surprise her, too!
Luke and Colleen had no idea what was waiting for them. The moment Alyssa walked into the classrooms, the joy and surprise on their faces said it all. It was an emotional and unforgettable reunion โ one that served as a powerful reminder of the commitment, sacrifice, and dedication military families experience every day.
Mrs. Foster reflected, โIt is an honor to be a part of such a joyful moment in one of our family's lives. We are happy to provide opportunities that create lasting memories.โ
Thank you, Alyssa, for your commitment to serving and protecting our nation. We are grateful when students choose to serve in our armed forces, knowing that path requires time away from home and family, perseverance, sacrifice, and strength. You are forever a hero, and you continue to make us all proud.
Mackinac Memories & Meaningful Impact
๐ Our 4th graders from Masonic Heights Elementary, Rodgers Elementary, and Violet Elementary had an unforgettable adventure on their field trip to Mackinac!
The 92 students (up 29 from last year!) explored Fort Michilimackinac, toured Hartwick Pines, rode Sheplerโs Ferry, dined at Mission Point, and took in the sights with a downtown scavenger hunt, visits to the Mackinac Art Museum and Marquette Park, and even a carriage ride!
With its rich history, breathtaking scenery, and one-of-a-kind car-free atmosphere, Mackinac Island gave Rodgers Elementary students an unforgettable hands-on learning experience filled with adventure, discovery, and lasting memories. A few students shared some of their favorite moments from the trip:
- Jayden Rosario โ โI loved walking down Market Street with my friends and tasting the fudge! I also liked rooming with people Iโd never roomed with before because I made new friends.โ
- Aubrey Bemus โ โOn the last night, a big group of us went ghost hunting in a haunted theater! We were looking for a ghost named Harvey who supposedly pinches people. While we were inside the empty theater, bells started ringing and the lights turned on by themselves!โ
- Amelia Duchateau โ โI liked visiting the fort and seeing all the cool things there, especially watching the cannon firing. And of course, eating fudge โ my favorite was caramel macchiato flavor!โ
- Mackenzie Beafore โ โI really enjoyed the horse carriage rides and getting to pet the horses. I also liked watching the cannons go off. I only halfway covered my ears because it wasnโt as loud as I thought it would be!โ
- Natalie Grosch โ โI really liked the forts! My favorite part was seeing what the houses looked like, especially the kidsโ rooms. I also liked learning about how doctors cared for sick people back then in the hospital video. The carriage ride was really fun too โ I got to pet one of the horses!โ
Our teacher chaperones also enjoyed the trip. Ms. Rhadigan reflected, "Returning to Mackinac Island for a second year gave me a whole new appreciation for the experience. Even with the cold temperatures, rain, and a fairly bumpy ferry ride across the choppy water, our group never lost our excitement or sense of wonder. There was something memorable about experiencing the island in less-than-perfect weather; it made the warmth of the studentsโ enthusiasm, the islandโs rich history, and the natural beauty stand out even more. From the misty shoreline views to the clip-clop of horses through town, Mackinac still felt as magical and inspiring as ever. Watching students explore, laugh, learn, and make memories together reminded me that sometimes the best trips are not the easiest onesโbut the ones that bring people together through the adventure."
Weโre so proud to give our students these hands-on opportunities that bring classroom lessons to life. We overheard a parent say, 'My daughter made some great new friends โ and grew even closer to her old ones!'
Bonus: Back home at school, one of Mrs. Sprietโs 3rd grade students at Masonic Heights turned a thoughtful idea into a lasting addition to the playground.
Vita noticed the playground needed more shade and took action. She first approached Principal Mr. Barranca with her idea to plant a tree and asked if she could gather signatures of support from students and staff. From there, she worked hard to write a letter requesting a donation from a local company to help make the project possible.
Thanks to Vitaโs determination, the new tree was planted, creating shade and a special legacy for future students to enjoy for years to come.
The great outdoorsโฆ what a great place to be. ๐ณโ๏ธ
Elementary Field Days
Our elementary students celebrated the end of the school year by participating in Field Day events. To have a field day means to get a lot of pleasure and enjoyment from doing something; We are certain this was a true expression this past Friday for our Tigers and Rockets; All-Stars will host their Field Day next Friday!
Although students were excited to earn the W in so many activities like Flying Shoes, Fill-It-Up Relay, Soccer Shot, Bean Bag Cornhole, Javelin Throw, Football Toss, Dizzy Bat Races, Sack Races, Long Jump, 50yd Dash, and Disc Golf, they were also rewarded with hugs and high fives from their friends for effort. Good sportsmanship always wins.
In addition to traditional field day events, STEAM activities were also part of the fun. These activities included Straw Rockets, Lego Marble Run, Paper Airplanes, Cup Stacking, Styrofoam and Toothpick Building, Community Circles, Bubble Wands, and Aluminum Foil Boats.
It is wonderful to see so many LSHS student-athletes and volunteer parents assisting with the activities! Thank you to Mrs. Pecoraro, Mr. Brosnan, and Mr. Warrick for making these special days for our students!
From sack races to STEAM stations, hugs to high-fives, our elementary students wrapped up the year with fun, friendship, and unforgettable memories.
Carnations, Memories, and Milestones for the Class of 2026
Lake Shore Public Schools proudly celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 as they step forward into the world as future leaders.
In honor of their journey, we have celebrated this outstanding class with a variety of recognitions: aerial photos featuring our 26 buses, personalized lawn signs along 13 Mile Road, graduatesโ names displayed on marquees at every building and on the stadiumโs big screen, special social media tributes, postcard mailings, a Senior video and walk, a memorable Honors Ceremony, prom celebrations, scholarship announcements, Meet at the 50, and the much-anticipated commencement ceremony!
The lawn sign is an announcement to the entire community that a graduate lives here. It means this senior has earned at least 22 credits and has successfully completed 13 years of school. It is a symbol for the late night study sessions, athletic competitions, and/or bonds with forever friends. More importantly, it is a statement that the child has Lake Shore blood.
Students participated in a heartfelt tradition by visiting Lake Shore High School, Kennedy Middle School, Masonic Heights Elementary, Rodgers Elementary, and Violet Elementary. Each senior carried a carnation to gift to a staff member who had made a meaningful impact on their life.
๐ Video clip: https://x.com/myLSPS/status/2060030164034031868
Senior Jayvon Jernigan presented his flower to Chris Mantela, sharing that since freshman year, he has continually encouraged him to strive for excellence both academically and on the track, while always offering guidance and support along the way. Senior Mekhi Curry gave his flower to Mrs. Shannon in appreciation for her constant support, sharing that she has always been there to help him both in and out of school, especially during the holidays.
We even spotted a few seniors sharing special moments with their younger siblingsโlike senior Isabell Wells embracing her nephew, Michael Zemens, at Masonic Heights.
Throughout their educational journey, our staff has instilled lessons of courage, dedication, and compassion. Their unwavering support has made a lasting difference.
It is truly a great day to be a Shorian!
Top Ten + Shorian Showcase Scholarship Winners
More than 200 Lake Shore High School graduates are stepping into the next chapter of their journeyโand every moment of hard work, dedication, and perseverance has truly mattered.
Graduation is a milestone worth celebrating at every levelโkindergarten through college. Itโs a reminder to keep supporting one another and to never stop learning. We proudly honored the Class of 2026 at our Honors Celebration!
Shoutout to our Top Ten + Shorian Showcase Scholarship Winners!
This senior class has made a lasting impact, with 10 students signing letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level. They selected blue as their class color, the lily as their flower, and Landslide by Fleetwood Mac as their song. Their motto says it all: "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dream." -Elenor Roosevelt
Youโre a Shorianโand youโre ready to keep making a difference.
Bonus: WXYZ-TVโs โBrightest and Best,โ a 47-year tradition recognizing academic excellence across metro Detroit, has honored one of our own.
Congratulations to Teagan Klott for reaching the top of the classโwe couldnโt be prouder of this outstanding Shorian!
Bonus: Congratulations to Lake Shore's Christopher Nereim-Smith, recognized at the Macomb County All-Academic Awards Banquet in April!
Final American House Stop
American House and Lake Shore Public Schools continue to partner to enrich the lives of seniors providing activities and entertainment as a service to others.
Many 4th and 5th graders from Mrs. Wischmeyer's Masonic Melodies at Masonic Heights Elementary and Mrs. Rueger-West's 4th grade Violet Voices performed several patriotic and silly songs.
Resident Ms. Chris joyfully said, "The performances were wonderful! They made our day. We are going to remember these songs forever. They can visit and practice anytime!"
Lake Shore has partnered with American House 7x this year, creating joy and connections that have touched so many hearts. Thank you for sharing your residents with us!
Please review this list and links as a reminder of these visits:
Halloween Trick or Treat Intergenerational Walk
Lake Shore Early Childhood Center Pen Pals
Lake Shore High School Choir Tour Day
100s Day Celebration
Musical Frozen Matinee
Life Advice Interview
Elementary Year-End Choir Performances
Thank you Life Enrichment Director Rachel Smith for welcoming us to your Senior living community; When youโre ready, we will find a spot on the calendar to innovate in 2026-2027.
Bonus: Earlier this year, we proudly nominated American House in the Place Maker categoryโan award recognizing initiatives that create welcoming spaces where people gather while positively impacting the local business community. It was a natural fit for such an outstanding partner.
Rae shared her appreciation, saying, โI just wanted to thank you so much again for your kindness and consideration in nominating our community for the Macomb Business Awards.โ On April 23, Shannon and Rae from American House attended the event and enjoyed being part of the celebration.
โWe had a great time and felt truly honored to be included in the program,โ Rae added.
Double Bonus: At the event, Dr. Papa was given a Certificate of Shorian Love recognition. Here's a list of reasons why:
-Keep Kids Reading โ Led by Dr. Papa, librarians help select and distribute books to all LSPS elementary students, with a few schools participating each year.
-Christmas in August โ Supports children ages 5โ12 with back-to-school shopping at Meijer in Roseville, coordinated through LSPS school social workers.
-Thanksgiving Assistance โ Provides turkeys and grocery gift cards to at least two families in need per school, with flexibility to help more when needed.
-Senior Scholarships โ With support from Dr. Papa and school representatives, Shorewood Kiwanis awards $8,000 in scholarships annually to high school seniors.
Triple Bonus: Our Spring Choir Concerts have been incredible! A special shoutout to our amazing 8th grade soloists โ Sofea Manevski, Kendall Ruggs, Mckenna Helsel, and Kahlia D. absolutely wowed the audience with unforgettable performances!
Creating Memories One Dance at a Time
School dances are more than just music and moves! Theyโre a chance for students to socialize with friends, build positive memories, and share moments that last a lifetime.
Lake Shore High School's Prom was held at Blossom Heath, a grand dining experience decorated in the theme: A Night in Greece. A total of 200+ tickets were claimed for this grand event carefully prepared by Mr. Couck and Student Congress.
Michael Keenan and Aubrey Allison were announced as Lake Shore High School's King and Queen royalty & North Lake High School's King and Queen were Nick D. & Bella P.! Congratulations!
We loved seeing all the sweet father-daughter moments at our themed elementary dances.
- Masonic Heights Elementary โ Light Up the Night glow party for an electrifying evening
- Rodgers Elementary โ Red Carpet Event with sweet treats and over 300 attendees!
- Violet Elementary โ Barbie & Ken Dream Gala bringing the fun and the glam
Thank you to our families and staff for making these nights so special!
May P2 Recognitions
Congratulations to our May Positivity Project Honorees:
Lake Shore Early Childhood Center
Dominika Sabanska - OPM
Masonic Heights Elementary
Gavin Hoover - Patience
Janet Bologna - Enthusiasm
Ms. Kathy Dawson - Optimism
Rodgers Elementary
Luke Warrick - Kindness
Rebecca Asni - Kindness
Claire Bologna - Perseverance
Violet Elementary
Ms. Bruce - Creativity
Mrs. Frost - Kindness
Mrs. Westrick - Humility
Kennedy Middle School
Mr. Plotkowski - Teamwork
Mr. Barnett - Love of Learning
Ms. DeSandre - Kindness
Ms. Gough - Enthusiasm
Lake Shore High School
Paige May - Kindness
Mary Stanley - Patience
Greg Alter - Enthusiasm
Ingrida Kamis - Creativity
Jessica Lesniak-Adams - Kindness
Dave Dell - Teamwork
North Lake High School
- Ginny Willis - Supporting others when they struggle
A huge thank you to our community sponsors:
- Virgil Johnson, 7-Eleven Store Owner
- Tony Zarife, EOS Cafe & Coffee House
- Ashleigh Larimer, North Shores Nutrition
- Amber Carlson, Chick-fil-A Roseville
- Vernon Mathews, Jet's Pizza General Manager
- Jessica Fortuna, J & W Ice Cream and Grill
Building Champions in the Classroom and on the Field โ Discover Shorian Sports!
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 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.
Featured Track & Field Story: Speed, Strength & School Records in Sight
New School Records:
- 4x200 Relay
- 4x400 Relay
- 400 Dash School Record
- State Qualifier
- Hurdle Medalist
- Huge Personal Best
Freshman Henry Buchholz competed in an incredibly tough regional distance field and achieved a massive personal best of 5:07 in the 1600!
LSHS Spring Athlete Rosters + Headshots
- Baseball | Varsity and Junior Varsity
- Golf
- Girls' Soccer
- Softball
- Track and Field
Connect With Shorian Nation
Email: social@lsps.org
Website: http://lakeshoreschools.org
Location: 28850 Harper Avenue, St. Clair Shores, MI 48081
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