Senior Trip Day Two: Our Laker crew saw Lady Liberty, walked through Ellis Island, experienced the 911 museum & memorial, shopped in Oculus, visited Alexander Hamilton's grave site, and ate dinner in Times Square. It was a wet and windy day, but the crew made the most of their NYC experience.
Students in our Intro to Engineering & Robotics ended their 9 week rotation with a Putt Putt Project. From initial design on paper to the final project, students had to design a Putt Putt Course. Today they got to play all the courses and see how their Engineering Minds work! Project based instruction at it's finest! Thank you Mr. Drown for bringing this excitement to our middle school students.
The latest edition of the Glen Lake District wide newsletter is now live.
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Cedar/Maple City Lions Club Pancake Breakfast
Sunday, April 14th
Come out and enjoy a delicious breakfast provided by the Cedar/Maple City Lions Club!
Adults: $12 * Children 6-12: $5 * Five and Younger: Free
All funds raised benefit the Glen Lake School student assistance fund.
The class of 2024 had an early morning start of 3:30 am to make the most of their senior trip in New York City! Day One they took on Top of Rockefeller Center, 5th Avenue shopping, Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Grand Central Station and Times Square. It was a wet and windy day, but that didn't stop our Lakers from having some fun!
It's Paraprofessional Appreciation Day! We thank all of our amazing paraprofessionals at Glen Lake for the support they provide to the students and teachers!
Seniors have landed in New York!
Our middle school students didn't waste a minute on their first day back! 6th grade students are focused on being critical thinkers, collaboration, and communication to ensure their robots can travel around the perimeter of the table!
Jumping back into the swing of things with books in hand, our Kindergarten and 3rd grade Reading Buddies prove that the best way to start the week after Spring Break is with adventures found in pages.
Charley, our beacon of joy, lights up Glen Lake with her contagious smiles, surrounded by the teachers who adore her, on a beautiful World Down Syndrome Day. Together, they remind us all about the beauty of diversity, the power of inclusion, and the endless possibilities when we support and celebrate each other!
Reminder: Spring Break starts tomorrow, Friday, March 22nd and goes through Monday, April 1st. School resumes Tuesday, April 2nd. Enjoy your break!
Congratulations! 'Essential Rotations' at Glen Lake Middle School has been awarded the Education Excellence Award from the SET SEG Foundation in partnership with the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB). This is an incredible achievement as only 10 programs were selected from the many outstanding applications we received from public schools across Michigan.
Glen Lake Middle School Staff and students received a $2,500 check, a commemorative trophy, and an “Education Excellence Winner” roadside sign. Sign will be placed on Burdickville Road soon!
If you'd like to read more about our staff's incredible work please click here in the most recent edition of NAESP's Principal magazine: https://naesp.ygsclicbook.com/pubs/principal/2024/marapr-2024/live/index.html#p=1
The funds will help the staff and students build upon our 'Essential Rotation Classes' to keep them filled with novelty and hands on experiences.
Attention 6th Grade Families,
Our 6th grade overnight camp experience is just around the corner and promises to be full of educational fun! Students will head to Leelanau Outdoor Center beginning the morning of May 8 and return to school the afternoon of May 10th! We are so fortunate to have this camp experience right in our own backyard!
To make this experience possible we need adult chaperones in each cabin overnight.
We need parent volunteers willing to chaperone by spending the night in a cabin. If you are able to do this for one or two nights please let one of us know. You would just need to be present between 8:30 pm and 7:30 am.
Parent chaperones are welcome to attend breakfast in the morning at the Great House.
Volunteers are required to complete a background check. The form can be accessed on the school’s website.
Our goal is to receive commitments by Friday, April 12.
Parent volunteers are not needed during the day as all programming will be run by LOC counseling staff.
If you are able and willing to help make this a successful trip please email Carrie Brown as soon as possible. Brownc@mylakers.org
For any and all medications (Prescription or Over the Counter) we require a Physician's Signature. Please begin this process now so it will be completed prior to attending camp. For medication questions please email, nurse@mylakers.org
We will be sending all camp forms, packing lists, and other information when we return from Spring Break!
Wishing you well,
Dina
Tiny tech titans in training! 🌟 These brilliant 3rd graders are embarking on an epic coding adventure, mastering the language of the future as they navigate their robots through thrilling challenge courses. Watch out, world... here comes the next generation of innovators! 🤖💡
Chef Gene proudly presents his mouth-watering corned beef sandwich, a St. Patrick’s Day masterpiece that tastes as magical as it looks!
High School Big Pals meet with elementary students once a week to create positive connections.
Congratulations to the Glen Lake National Technical Honor Society Inductees: Eleanor Valkner, Annabelle Roach, Ethan Verschaeve, Sean Vilter and Addisen LaPaugh (not pictured).
PTO Meeting tonight! 6:30 in the elementary library. The PTO will be discussing the Family Spring Fling Dance and the Spring Carnival. Hope to see you there!
Reminder that tonight is the middle school and high school Mid-"Winter" choir concert. The choir concert starts at 7:00pm in the Auditeria.
Elementary Lakers were shining brightly in their enchanting performance of 'The Wizard of Oz.' A heartfelt thank you to the dedicated directors and supportive families for bringing this magical journey to life. "There's no place like Glen Lake!"
