Graduation ceremony being streamed in two places Home Page Feature PostBy Traci WeisenbachMay 28, 2021The 2021 Laker Graduation ceremony will be live streamed on our EPBP Laker Facebook page. The link for that is HERE. It also will be live streamed on the NFHS Network for those who do not have Facebook. Here is the link to NFHS Network live stream – CLICK HERE. Note – The Facebook Live…
Hueschen recipients excited for next adventure at MSU NewsBy Traci WeisenbachMay 26, 2021Hannah Penfold and Rachel Schember will prepare for their careers at Michigan State University, but there is one thing they don’t have to prepare for – the bill for college. That’s because these young ladies are the recipients of the Gordon W. and Loyse B. Hueschen Science Scholarship. This scholarship is for Laker seniors who…
Two big changes coming to Lakers in 2021-22 Junior High Announcements, Laker High School Announcement, NewsBy Traci WeisenbachMay 18, 2021At its meeting May 17, the Laker Board of Education approved two big changes for the district for next fall. First off, the Laker Secondary building will be divided into separate High School and Middle School entities, the way it had been for many years until about 12 years ago. With this move, Scott Miklovic…
Laker Archery wraps up another great year Athletic Announcements, Junior High Announcements, Laker High School Announcement, NewsBy Traci WeisenbachMay 5, 2021Congratulations to our awesome Laker Archery program for another successful year, even amid the challenges involved. The teams (elementary, middle school, high school) had their National Tournament at Lakers this past weekend. By the way, two high school students placed in the top 10 in the state for the bullseye category – Luke Edwards (4th…
HCHD Parent Newsletter Junior High AnnouncementsBy Traci WeisenbachMay 4, 2021This parent newsletter and Daily Planner are provided by the Huron County Health Department’s “Empowering Youth Today” program. Newsletter – May
FFA teams do well at state leadership contest Junior High Announcements, Laker High School Announcement, NewsBy Traci WeisenbachMay 3, 2021Our FFA students put in a ton of work this year to jump nontraditional barriers during the FFA state convention and the state leadership contest. As always, they rose to the occasion and have made us very proud! Congratulations to these teams and individuals! -Prepared Public Speaking- State Runner Up Emily Smith composed a speech…
Volleyball camps at Lakers this summer Athletic Announcements, Junior High Announcements, Laker High School AnnouncementBy Traci WeisenbachApril 29, 2021Laker Volleyball is proud to welcome USA Nationwide Volleyball Camp to host summer volleyball camp for grades 6-12 ( next year’s grade). The camp for grades 9-12 will be at Laker High School from June 14-16 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. The cost for this camp is $165 for LHS students $195 for outside players. The…
District Update April 23 COVID safety, Elementary, Junior High Announcements, Laker High School AnnouncementBy Traci WeisenbachApril 23, 2021Attention Laker family – here is an update from Superintendent Brian Keim dated April 23. It shares some great news! Click this link to read the update – District Update
Fine Arts Night/Student Showcase Home Page Feature Post, Junior High Announcements, Laker High School AnnouncementBy Traci WeisenbachApril 21, 2021Don’t miss out on a night of great Laker talent! And you can check out the new Legacy Center – a ribbon cutting ceremony will be at 7:15 p.m. It will be a night full of Laker Pride! UPDATE – The bands and choir will perform just outside the secondary school, facing the football field.
Two Laker teachers receive $300 grants Elementary, Junior High Announcements, Laker High School AnnouncementBy Traci WeisenbachApril 20, 2021Laker Elementary special education teacher Jill Reithel and Laker Secondary School English teacher Julie Stoyka each received a $300 grant courtesy of the Hebberd Insurance Agency in Bad Axe and the Meemic Foundation. Mrs. Reithel said she plans to use the grant for alternative seating in her classroom. Mrs. Stoyka said she plans to buy…
