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Week of October 28th

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Week of May 12, 2025 Week of May 12, 2025

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The 2024-25 Lake Orion Community Schools calendars are now available by visiting the LakeOrionSchools.org calendar page. A single sheet of the important dates is also listed on that page.



May 13 - Spring Band Concert 7 p.m.

May 14 - Senior Breakfast/Department Awards/Cap & Gown and Yearbook Pickup (senior students only) 7:45 a.m

May 15 - Spring Choir Concert 7 p.m.

May 20 - Junior/Senior Prom

May 22 & 23 - Senior Exams

May 26 - No School, Memorial Day

June 4 - Class of 2025 Commencement Ceremony at Pine Knob

June 4 - Wednesday switch to FULL day beginning at 7:30 a.m. and dismissing at 2:35 p.m.

June 5 - Thursday switch to late start schedule at 9:40 a.m. and dismissing at 2:35 p.m.

SENIOR CLASS OF 2025 INFORMATION SENIOR CLASS OF 2025 INFORMATION

Senior Breakfast - Wed, May 14 Senior Breakfast - Wed, May 14

For Senior Students Only

This Wednesday, May 14, the doors open at the Upper Pool Lobby entrance for senior students at 7:45 a.m. and breakfast will start at 8:00 a.m. in the Commons and go until 9:05 a.m.


What happens during this morning:

  • Seniors will start in the Upper Pool Lobby to check /pay fines
  • Once fines are paid/cleared Seniors can pick-up Cap and Gown in the Aux Gym and go to the Yearbook room to pick-up Yearbook
  • Seniors can enjoy breakfast in the Commons
  • Senior Department Awards will be announced in the Commons
  • Leadership and NHS will have tables out for Seniors in those respective groups to pick-up Graduation Stoles
  • Yard Signs that have been ordered will be available for pick-up
  • Senior All Night Party Committee will have a table to purchase tickets

Senior Honor's Night Rehearsal - Friday, May 16 Senior Honor's Night Rehearsal - Friday, May 16

Class of 2025 families remember Friday, May 16 is a mandatory day per the Senior Contract unless you are taking an AP Exam or have a school related event.


At 1:45 p.m. Seniors who have received an invitation to the Senior Lamp of Learning/Honors Night Ceremony on May 27, will head to the Auditorium for instructions and rehearsal.

CAP & GOWN PHOTO SESSION CAP & GOWN PHOTO SESSION

LOHS Senior Yearbook Portrait Photographer, MyPic Photography, is booking Cap & Gown photo sessions for only $25! Each Cap & Gown session runs for 15-minutes and will include 5-10 low resolution digital files and an online gallery for ordering prints. All Bookings are final with no refunds and the sessions will be held at their Canterbury Village location. Please note: MyPic does not supply cap & gowns.


Book a session at MyPic Photography website - Cap & Gown Grad Photos - MyPic Photography.

Senior Class of 2025 Bulletin/Newsletter Link Below Senior Class of 2025 Bulletin/Newsletter Link Below

CLASS OF 2025

CLASS OF 2025

CLASS OF 2025 - Monthly Senior Update/Reminders by Amy Thebo | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, businesses and more

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SUMMER SCHOOL SUMMER SCHOOL

Lake Orion Community Schools is proud to once again offer high school credit recovery and credit forward courses this summer to help students stay on track or get ahead academically. Registration closes on June 17.

Summer School 2025

Summer School 2025

Summer School 2025 - Lake Orion High School Students by Kristin Sliwinski | This newsletter was created with Smore, an online tool for creating beautiful newsletters for educators, businesses and more

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NHS DROP-IN TUTORING NHS DROP-IN TUTORING

Summer Camps & Apprenticeships Summer Camps & Apprenticeships

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Youth Police Academy

NOW ENROLLING: 2025 Youth Police Academy!

The Oakland County Sheriff's Office is proud to announce the 2025 Youth Police Academy, open to Oakland County students in grades 8–12!

Spots are limited, so don’t wait!

For more info or to request a registration form, contact Deputy Todd Hawke at hawket@oakgov.com

This exciting and interactive program gives students a hands-on look into the world of law enforcement, including:

  • -Investigations
  • -Dispatch
  • -SWAT
  • -Search & Rescue
  • -K9 demonstrations
  • -Leadership and teamwork building

...and so much more!

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Northern Michigan Cyber Defenders Camp

NMU is hosting a one-week residential cybersecurity camp this summer, open to all students grades 9-11.


Hands-on, immersive experience

No cost to participants

Application open until May 16th


Students can apply here: https://cvent.me/l4EG1N

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2025 High School Summer Camps (Lawrence Tech)

LTU Summer Camps are hands-on, academically driven programs designed to spark inspiration and set students on the path to success.

· Scholarships are available - Apply for individual opportunities!

· New programs added - Check back often for exciting updates!

Don't miss out - spaces are limited and filling fast! Visit www.ltu.edu/summer-programs for full details and to register today.

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AI Insdie and Out - University of Michigan

Calling students in grades 9-12 who want to explore the future of technology. Join U of M's week-long summer camp.



● Build and train real AI models using data you collect yourself

● Explore how computer chips are made—and how they power AI

● Use cutting-edge lab tools to examine materials at the microscopic level

● Tour a local tech company and see what engineers do every day

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Detroit Free Press Apprentice Program 2025

Looking for a 20 hour a week summer apprenticeship in journalism? Check out the Detroit Free Press' Summer Program.

  • Students will have the opportunity to work one on one with a mentor.
  • Learn to pitch, write and edit stories, and have your work published in the Detroit Free Press!
  • Get paid!

Applications will be accepted through May 16, 2025

CAREER CENTER SPOTLIGHT CAREER CENTER SPOTLIGHT

ASSISTANCE NEEDED

The Lake Orion High School Career Center is creating a database to assist our students as they explore career pathways. If you would be willing to speak to a class about your job, had a unique journey to your career, be open to having a student shadow you at work or participate in a future Career Day, we would love to hear from you! Please send an email to careercenter@lok12.org with your full name, career, place of employment, email address, and phone number. Please also include how you would like to best assist our students. Thank you for joining us in helping LOHS students see a bright future full of career opportunities for themselves!

WORK PERMITS

Work permits are legally required for any student seeking employment. The student AND employer must fill out their portion (in blue or black ink) of the permit BEFORE the school can finalize the application. Work permits are issued based on a student’s age and can be found in the Main Office, Career Center, or on the LOHS website. Work permits are signed by the end of the school day they are submitted for signature. Please plan on at least a four-hour turnaround. Thank you for understanding. Work Permits and Jobs - Lake Orion Community Schools

SERVICE HOUR OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE HOUR OPPORTUNITIES

So many wonderful and FUN opportunities to earn service hours in MAY! There are events in downtown Lake Orion to welcome guests to our community, a MATH night at Paint Creek, spring clean ups, the Pine Tree Social Night (which is so much FUN), and the Memorial Day race, among others. Log into x2VOL to find an event, serve with some friends, and enjoy these beautiful spring days!

Summer Food For Students Summer Food For Students

SUN Bucks is the new name for Summer EBT. Eligible families of school-age children will receive $120 per child for qualifying groceries.


Families that are not automatically enrolled should apply for SUN Bucks directly.


Note: Families will be automatically enrolled in SUN Bucks if they are already enrolled in SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families), or FDPIR (Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations) benefits or meet the requirements for free or reduced-price school meals. In other words, keep an eye out for $120 per child at the beginning of summer!


This application is available online.


Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis until August 31, 2025.

REMINDER - Important Parking Information REMINDER - Important Parking Information

As a reminder, Lake Orion High School is going through a construction period that will change the parking availability for the remainder of the 2024-25 school year.


The lower pool entrance lot will not be available for parking as the construction of the new auxiliary gym is taking place. Additionally, the current student lot will be altered to make room for the community pool parking needs. Additional parking will be available south of the football stadium in the lots marked "D" on the diagram. Please be patient and give yourself an extra 5-10 minutes of time in the morning as we all adjust to this change.


Please refer to the map below for a visual of the changes that went into effect March 24, 2025.

Easter Seals Easter Seals

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Meet Brianna

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School Behavioral Health Services

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Things to know about Behavioral Health

LO-AM LO-AM

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It's the last full week for Seniors, and we've got a full week of live broadcasts!


Please see our schedule (attached to this message). It includes Band & Choir Concerts, Softball, Lacrosse, and Volleyball. Plus the final 3 episodes of LO-AM with our Seniors


Tune in at www.dragonbroadcasting.org.

Student Clubs and Extracurriculars Student Clubs and Extracurriculars

Guided After School (GAP) program that offers various clubs for our students at Lake Orion High School. Each club is led by our outstanding staff at LOHS. All After School clubs will abide by Lake Orion High School rules and current policies.


How to Sign up for GAP

  • Fill out the GAP form and pay the GAP fee in order to participate in all GAP clubs.
  • Students are eligible for all clubs after they pay for one. THIS IS ONLY FOR GAP CLUBS
  • Register for GAP clubs with Mr. Kimball or online with the links below



GAP Form

Pay GAP fee using PaySchools Central

New GAP Club Idea? New GAP Club Idea?

Hey Dragons! 🐲

Have an awesome idea for a club that doesn’t exist yet? Start your own GAP or Extracurricular Activity Club at Lake Orion High School!
It’s easier than you think — and a great way to turn your passions into action, meet new people, and leave your mark on LOHS.

Here’s how to get started:

  • Find a staff member at the high school who is willing to be your club advisor.
  • Once you have an advisor, email Mr. Kimball at stephen.kimball@lok12.org to find out your next step!
  • Fill out the New Club Application.

Don’t wait — be a leader, create something amazing, and make a difference at Lake Orion High School!

Your club could be the next big thing. Go Dragons!

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Athletics Athletics

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Looking for information about participating as a student athlete, the athletic schedule, or how to purchase tickets to sporting events, please visit the athletics website: Athletics Calendar - Lake Orion Community Schools (lakeorionschools.org)

Distinguished Dragon Award Distinguished Dragon Award

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Thank you for taking the time to recognize one of Lake Orion Community Schools' staff members for their excellence.


The intent of the Distinguished Dragon program is to ensure that staff members who go above and beyond their regular duties are appreciated. The additional effort or support can range from helping an individual to helping a group or any effort that seems worthy of praise.

The staff member can be nominated by a student, parent, community member or even their own colleague. We ask for the submitter's name and contact information to follow up with specific questions if necessary.


Please complete the form entirely so the individual can be appropriately honored for their contributions.

Important Contacts Important Contacts

Admin Team Admin Team

Dr. Daniel Haas

Principal


Amy Thebo

Principal's Secretary


ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL

Anthony Kiner - 11th grade


ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS:

Danielle Bredemus - 9th grade

Brad Bailey - 10th grade

Rosa Everitt -12th grade

CTE & K-12 Career Readiness Coordinator


Christopher Bell

Athletic Director

Terri Lauer

Athletic Secretary

Counseling Center Counseling Center

Have questions about your schedule?

If you find an error in your student's schedule, please ask them to reach out to their counselor or visit the counseling center before the start of the school day or during passing time.


Secretary Lindsay Korsan

Phone: 248-693-5640


Counselors

A-Cot Christy Bell

Cou-Grz Melissa Bruno

Gu-Led Natalie Parraghi

Lee- Pep Michele Novak

Peq-Sta Alicia Conner

Ste-Z Scott Boeneman


Heather Rutledge

HS Special Education Teaching Consultant

Resources for Families Resources for Families

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School Calendar

The 2024-25 Lake Orion Community Schools calendars are now available by visiting the LakeOrionSchools.org calendar page. A single sheet of the important dates is also listed on that page.

2025-2026 Calendars 2025-2026 Calendars

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District 2025-26

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High School 2025-26

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Middle Level 2025-26

For elementary Schools please visit out District Calendar Page For elementary Schools please visit out District Calendar Page

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OK2SAY

OK2SAY is available state-wide for public and private schools in Michigan; anybody can submit a confidential tip. Specially trained technicians receive the tips and filter the information to the appropriate agency to provide a timely and effective response

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Flickr

Check out LOCS' Flickr albums for pictures of all our events, Homecoming Game, Pep Assemblies, Invitationals, Graduations, first day of school pics and more.

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Care Solace

It's ok to ask for help

Care Solace connects students, staff, and their families to care.

At no cost to you, Care Solace will quickly and confidentially find available mental health and substance use providers matched to your needs.

Find the right help at the right time.

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Social Media

Website: https://www.lakeorionschools.org/high-school-home


Location: 495 East Scripps Road, Orion Township, MI, USA
Phone: (248)693-5420
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LkOrionHS
Twitter: @LkOrionHS

Instagram: lkorionhs

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More information about the Lake Orion Community Schools District, such as calendars, messages from the Superintendent, Bond Information, etc can be found on our district website.
Mrs. Rosa Everitt
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