Less than a week left before the show opens! Come see the Lightning Thief (The Percy Jackson Musical) at Glen Lake Community Schools Auditeria, May 1-4th. Tickets available at the door; Adults $12 / Child $10 . Our students are preparing for an amazing show. Rock and roll score with a professional rock band!
Building dreams and swinging into adventure! Recess isn't just a break... it's a crucial chapter in the storybook of elementary school where creativity, teamwork, and physical activity come together to shape the bright minds of tomorrow.
Helmets on, smiles wide! Glen Lake’s preschoolers are learning to ride with a boost from our friends at Norte’!
Shining stars of STEM! 🌟 Fourth grader Brenna Lyons and teacher Mrs. Bonne light up Glen Lake with their regional STEM awards. Celebrating innovation and inspiration in the classroom! 👩🔬🏆
2024 Prom King & Queen: Dylan Cundiff & Paige Steffke
Reminder that tomorrow, Friday, April 19th is a Half Day for students. Dismissal is at 11:30am.
A big Glen Lake Clap 👏 for Senior & CTC Auto Repair student, Riley Brown, who provided remarks about her student experience at CTC in front of over 200 professional representatives at the Spring Advisory Meeting this morning. She spoke beautifully! 🖤⚓️🖤
The Glen Lake Theatre Programs performance of The Lightning Thief The Percy Jackson Musical is only a couple of weeks away! You can catch the show on May 1, 2, 3, 4 at 7pm in the Glen Lake Auditeria.
Tickets will be available at the door. $12 Adult / $10 Child
Don't Forget! The Cedar/Maple City Lions Club is hosting a Pancake Breakfast this Sunday, April 14th at the Lions Community Building! Stop in anytime from 9am-1pm to enjoy a delicious breakfast with proceeds to benefit Glen Lake Student Assistance Fund.
Adults $12 - Children 6-12: $6 - Five and Younger: Free
Reminder that Kindergarten Round Up is happening Tuesday, April 16th. Call (231)334-3061 ext 2 to schedule your round up appointment. Don't forget to bring to the appointment with you: birth certificate, immunization record and proof of residency.
Reminder PTO Meeting tonight, Wednesday, April 10th! 6:30 in the elementary library. We'll be discussing the upcoming Carnival.
Reminder that there is a PTO Meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, April 10th at 6:30 in the elementary library.
When our elementary students are trying to figure out if the sun took a day off but still want to look cool doing it.
How do you organize a solar eclipse party?
You planet!
Twirling into spring! A huge thank you to our PTO, amazing kids, and Laker families for making this year's Spring Fling dance absolutely unforgettable.
The Class of 2024 on the Brooklyn Bridge with their beloved tour guide, Derek.
Senior Trip to NYC Day Three: The class of 2024 had quite the busy day! They started with breakfast and a subway ride to the urban park High Line and Chelsea Park. Then they made their way to China Town and Little Italy. Seniors then viewed art at MOMA and toured Radio City Hall, where the students got to meet the Rockettes. After a short shopping break, the seniors went for a magical dinner at Ellen's Stardust Diner. They were not only treated to a delicious meal but amazing entertainment as well. Seniors then had their picture taken in Times Square and went to see the Broadway musical The Outsiders. Not only was the musical incredible but many of the students had an opportunity to meet actress, Angelina Jolie. The day ended with a walk through Times Square and back to the hotel.
The Class of 2024 was treated to a special experience of going on the stage of Radio City Music Hall. This only occurs 40 times a year!
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.
