Lakers would like to thank Pigeon Rotary. The community organization donated $2,000 to the Laker High School FIRST Robotics Club. The check was recently presented to the team. “Since the FIRST robotics team started at Lakers, we’ve had local Rotarians interested in helping the team,” said Matt Schaefer, Pigeon Rotary president. “The Rotary Club of Pigeon had the opportunity to apply for a matching grant from the Rotary District and was awarded the grant last year. The Rotary Club of Pigeon is excited we’ve been able to receive a matching grant for a second year in a row to help the robotics team make their financial responsibilities in order to compete this year. We know the Lakers FIRST Robotics team puts in a tremendous amount of work and we wish them well in their upcoming season.” Pictured from the left, Laker Secondary School Principal Jon Good, Laker Technology Director Scott Miklovic, Mr. Schaefer, Laker High School teacher and FIRST Robotics Coach Scott Lebsack, FIRST Robotics team member Aaron Baranski and Laker Superintendent Brian Keim Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Art teacher Ward Donovan receives Excellence in Education awardNextNext post:Laker Rotary Interact inducts new membersRelated postsLaker One Act plays coming upJanuary 13, 2020Laker art students creating portraits for Relay For LifeJanuary 8, 2020Lakers receives USDA grant for distance learningDecember 3, 2019Laker Night of Thanks brings a crowdDecember 2, 2019Scott Milklovic chosen for SVSU Gerstacker Fellowship programNovember 15, 2019Subway Laker Artists of the QuarterNovember 13, 2019
