A Nationally Recognized School of Excellence February - March

Principal

Stephen Hawley Associate Principals

Darin Abbasse

Sarah Budreau

Kyle Meteyer Athletic Director

Christopher Bell

UPCOMING EVENTS February 8 8th Grade Parent Night/Activities

Fair: 6:30-7:45pm

13 Band Pre Festival Concert: 7:00pm

14 Student Count Day

19-20 Mid-Winter Break: No School

27 Choir Pre Festival Concert: 7:00pm

March 1 Parent/Teacher Conference: 4-8pm

6 or 8 Senior & Parent Graduation

Meeting: 7:00pm

12 College Fair: 6-7:30pm

18 HS Art Show & Art Club Auction:

4-6:00pm

28-29 Term 3 Exams: 7:30-10:45am

30 No School

Dear LOHS Parents,

As we begin the second semester of the 2017-18 school year, I would like to extend my appreciation for the tremendous effort that all of our staff, students and parents have contributed to a great first half. I look forward to continued success.

Please note that Lake Orion High School will be offering a special presentation dur ing the evening of Term 3 Parent/Teacher Conferences (March 1st). From 4:30-5pm and again from 6:30-7pm, administrators and counselors will be sharing an informative presentation on SAT test preparation. This information is extremely useful and has proven to increase a student’s score on the important SAT assessment that students take during their Junior year of high school. As you are probably aware, the SAT is an important component of successful college admission and we are very excited to share this information. We hope that you will plan to join us!

Sincerely,

Stephen Hawley, Principal Lake Orion High School

Senior Graduation Date Change

Due to an unforeseen conflict with the DTE graduation venue, we have been notified that the scheduled Lake Orion High School 2018 graduation ceremony date of June 12th cannot be honored. The new graduation date has now been officially confirmed for Monday, June 11, 2018 at 7:00 pm. Just as a reminder, mandatory rehearsal for students is also June 11th at 9:00 am at DTE.

For those parents who ordered graduation announcements through Balfour, we were able to correct the graduation ceremony date. In addition, the Senior All-Night Party has been rescheduled to follow graduation on June 11th.

Kindest Regards,

Lake Orion High School Administration

Reminder: Term 3

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Thursday, March 1, 2018

Time: 4-8:00 PM

Wall of Excellence

The purpose of the Wall of Excellence is to recognize the academic and post-graduate achievements of the most outstanding Lake Orion Dragons, in order to celebrate these individuals’ success and to provide outstanding role models for the students at Lake Orion High School.

The committee is made up of our building administrators Mr. Hawley, Mr. Abbasse, Ms. Budreau, Mr. Meteyer, Assistant Superintendent Heidi Mercer, Board of Education Trustee Bill Holt, Athletic Director Chris Bell, and three High School teachers Mr. Smith, Ms. Stringer, and Mrs. Wampuszyc.

Nominations can be made by going to http://www.lakeorion.k12.lakeorion.mi.us/lohs/News/33561, (due in June 1, 2018).

Staying in the Know at Lake Orion High School

In an effort to improve our communications and information to our education community, there are two social media accounts specific to Lake Orion High School:

Twitter: @LkOrionHS Facebook: Official Lake Orion High School

Please follow one or both of these social media accounts to stay up-to-date on the many great things happening at Lake Orion High School.

You can also find up-to-date information on the LOHS Mobile App, which is available both for iPhone and Android/Google. Lake Or ion Community Schools will continue to offer distr ict-wide information via Facebook and Twitter @LkOrionSchools, and via the website, www.lakeorion.k12.mi.us. LOHS Athletics information can be found at www.lodragonsport.com.

Principal’s Corner

LOHS State Testing Schedule

SAT/ACT WorkKeys/M-STEP for Juniors

PSAT 10 Testing for Sophomores

PSAT 9 Testing for Freshman

Lake Orion High School will be administering the SAT/ACT WorkKeys/M-STEP State Test to all juniors on April 10, 11, and 12, 2018. In addition, we are required to test all freshmen on the PSAT 9 and sophomores on the PSAT 10 on April 10, 2018. These assessments are part of the State MME requirements.

April 10, 2018 (Day 1, Juniors SAT, Sophomores PSAT10 and Freshmen PSAT 9)

All juniors, sophomores, and freshmen are required to report to their testing rooms by 7:30 AM for the SAT or PSAT Testing. These tests will be completed by 12:30 PM, therefore students will be dismissed to go home.

Bring a Calculator to help you with the Math portion of the ACT Test.

No O-TECH for juniors. Seniors who wish to attend O-Tech must provide their own transportation.

No school for 12th grade students.

April 11, 2018 (Day 2, JUNIORS ONLY)

All juniors are required to report to their testing rooms by 7:30 AM for the ACT WORKKEYS TEST. This

test will be completed by 10:40 AM. Juniors will have a break for lunch (10:40-11:10) prior to the school day beginning at 11:17 AM.

Bring a Calculator to help you with the Math portion of the ACT WorkKeys.

No O-TECH for juniors. Seniors who wish to attend O-Tech will have their normal transportation.

Students will attend 1A, 1B, and 2A, 2B from 11:17-2:35 PM.

April 12, 2018 (Day 3, JUNIOR ONLY)

All juniors are required to report to their testing rooms by 7:30 AM for the M-STEP SCIENCE AND SOCIAL STUDIES (Computer Adaptive Testing). This test will be completed by 10:40 AM. Juniors will have a break for lunch (10:40-11:10) prior to the school day beginning at 11:17 AM.

No O-TECH for juniors.

Seniors who wish to attend O-Tech will have their normal bus transportation.

Students will attend 3A, 3B, and 4A, 4B from 11:17-2:35 PM.

*Due to Standard Testing requirements, minor time adjustments may occur.

Congratulations John Klee-LO Marching Band

Lake Orion High School senior, John Klee performed with the US Army All-American Marching Band, a band made up of 125 Senior marching band students from all across the country. To be chosen, students had to create several audition videos of themselves playing, marching, and speaking about why they should be chosen. There were over 6,000 auditions submitted for the 125 spots.

Those students who were chosen were flown to San Antonio and spent a week rehearsing, studying with top Army Musicians and top educators from across the country, and becoming a band. They performed at both pregame and halftime of the All-American Bowl, one of the top showcases of high school senior football players. There was a director’s academy put on by the NafME (National Association for Music Education) and I was honored to be one of 40 directors chosen to attend during the last 3 days of the USAAAMB week.

LOHS-Thespian Festival Results

Lake Orion Thespian Troup 2898 attended the Michigan State Thespian Festival. The Festival, which we had 32 students attend out of 1500, was held in Grand Rapids at the DeVos center for two days. The students participated in workshops, competitions, and showcases. Students competed in 11 events and walked away with 7 Excellent Ratings and 4 Superior Ratings.

Superior Ratings: Jason Doaven & Ginger Johnson: Solo Musical Theatre and Duet Musical Theatre

Kaleigh Nawrocki & Brian Farstvedt: Short Film

Excellent Ratings: Grant Potter & Alex Walters: Duo Musical Theatre, Brendan Franz & Megan Gibb: Duo Acting, Jacob Johr & Alex Walters: Duo Acting, Taliah Summerville: Solo Dance, Jason Blazo & Brian Farstvedt: Monologue, Kayleigh Nawrocki: Script Writing.

Jason Doaven and Giner Johnson were also selected to perform their duet in front of the entire festival during the closing ceremony.

HIGH SCHOOL SPOTLIGHTS

LOHS Scholastic Art Award Winners

These are the Scholastic Art Award Winners from the Lake Orion High School in the Southeastern region. The counties in our region are Oakland County, Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties. These students will be honored on Monday, February 5th at the Detroit Film Theater at the Detroit Institute of Arts at 7 pm. American Vision Award: “Best of Show” (one of top 5 in the entire region): Alexandra Flak Gold Key –Portfolios: (received 12 awards of the 101 in region) Logan Ballagh, Gabrielle deVeer, KC Eisbrenner, Daphne Fiato, Alexandra Flax, Josie Graham, Madeline Graham (2), Rebecca Gursin, Lorin Guisgand, and Marc Verhoeven (2). Gold Key Ceramic & Glass: Kearston Byers (2), Alexandra Flak, and Matia Rourke Silver Key Ceramics & Glass: Kylie Andras, Kearston Byers, Yoel Gonzalez Honorable Mention Ceramic & Glass: Logan Ballagh (2), Alexandra Flak (2), Yoel Gonzalez Gold Key Photography: Logan Ballagh, Josie Graham (3), Lor in Guisgand (2), Julia Hawley, Silver Key Photography: Gabr ielle de Veer , KC Eisbrenner , Josie Graham (2), Lor in Guisgand, Megan Lewis, Eliana Ritt, and Jordan Stevens Honorable Mention Photography: Alessandra Caccia, Daphne Fiato, Gabby Gentner , Lauren Gothro, Josie Graham, Kara Houser, Sage Kaufman, Megan Lewis, and Vivienne Waldis Silver Key Design: Madie Graham Honorable Mention Design: Adriana Crowdus and Madison Ritenburgh Gold Key Digital Art: KC Eisbrenner (3) Silver Key Drawing: Adr iana Crowdus Honorable Mention Drawing: Gabr ielle de Veer , Jacob Johr , Olivia LoGrasso, Silver Key Mix Media: Gabr ielle de Veer Honorable Mention Mix Media: Gabr ielle de Veer (2) Gold Key Jewelry: Rachel Falkowski Silver Key Jewelry: Renee Seledotis Honorable Mention Jewelry: Samantha Helner , Megan Lewis, and Kaitlyn Rock Gold Key Comic Art: Matthew Ter ry Gold Key Architecture & ID: Marc Verhoeven Honorable Mention Architecture & ID: Marc Verhoeven Gold Key Sculpture: Alexandra Flak

HIGH SCHOOL SPOTLIGHTS

Congratulations: 2017 Dragon Yearbook

Good News to share - the 2017 Dragon Yearbook won a Spartan! The Spartan Award is the highest in the State of Michigan and awarded to only the top year-books in the state.

With 905 points out of 1,000 , the judge had a great deal of praise. Summary of many of the judges comments are below:

The readers can easily view and reference all items in this book. Special commendation for this effort and planning! Overall the Dragons editors and staff have produced a very enjoyable book. The use of alternative coverage and copy throughout it entertaining. Kudos to the reporters for obtaining such detailed quotes, especially on the theme pages.

Design/Graphics/typography: Treatment of text areas is visually pleasing. Love the mix of color to create separations and make elements pop off the page. Good consistency with front use throughout.

Photography: Superb job with lighting on all the 1/2 faces in the book. Nice consistency to really make this concept work. Photo credits are easy to find and evident throughout. Cropping is fantastic! Group shots are easy to view and have recognizable faces.

Writing: Kudos to your reporters for obtaining awesome quotes on the dividers and secondary coverage areas that use this concept. Your capture the “little moments” of the year in a wonderful way. Love those headlines that are clever without being cliché...page 132 “getting it write.”

People Coverage: Nice job sticking to the secondary coverage established in the previous sections. Love the use of student quotes as an alternative to stories.

World Language News What you need to know about the World Language Requirement

According to the Michigan Merit Curriculum, students must complete two credits of the same World Language. Lake Orion students receive high school credit for language courses taken at Oakview, Scripps, and Waldon. Students have the opportunity to begin or continue French, Spanish and/or German here at LOHS.

In September 2014, a modification to the World Language requirement was passed. Students may now fulfill the requirement in one of three ways:

- Option 1: Two credits (or the equivalent) of high school World Language (same language)

- Option 2: One credit (or the equivalent) of high school World Language and 1 CTE Program or Curriculum (Example: Computer Applications, Computer Programming 1, Computer Programming 2 AND Computer Computer Programming Languages)

- Option 3: Once credit (or the equivalent) of high school World Language and 1 additional credit (Michigan Merit already requires 1 credit) of Visual, Performing or Applied Arts.

As students plan their course schedules, we strongly encourage students to take their language courses consecutively. We also encourage students to contact the colleges and universities they hope to attend to see if they require World Language for college admission. In Michigan, Grand Valley State, Michigan State, and the University of Michigan re-quire two years of the same World Language for admission. Many colleges and programs also require World Language for graduation. Some Lake Orion students have earned college credit on placement exams because of their high school classes.

Marketing 1 Class Field Trip: Jiffy Factory

Marketing 1 class traveled to the Jiffy Factory to learn about product, packaging, production and sales. Students toured the Jiffy Factory and were provided with some samples of the Jiffy products available after their factory tour. Managers talked with students about their Resumes and what employers are looking for in employees that they hire. Students were able to ask questions and get answers about Restaurants opportunities that are franchises and corporate. Students who are interested in Marketing Careers were able to see many endless opportunities that are available in the workforce for themselves in the field of Marketing.

HIGH SCHOOL SPOTLIGHTS

Marketing 1 Field trip: Morley’s & Sander’s Candy Factory

Mrs. Hempsall’s Marketing 1 student’s toured the Morley’s & Sander’s Candy Factory where they learned about all the different products that are made such as candy, bakery items, ice cream and ice cream toppings at the factory. Students were able to tour the Candy Factory to see the plant in full production beginning with raw materials and the process that take place for making all of their products. Students visited the newly remodeled store which included all of their products that are made in the factory. Students also visited the Boston’s Pizza Restaurant for a luncheon and learned about Restaurant Management, employment opportunities and were able to ask questions about training and educational requirement for a variety of jobs.

Accounting 1 Filed Trip: Price Water Cooper Accounting Firm

Students in Accounting 1 Blended visited Price Water Cooper Accounting Firm to learn what it’s like to be a CPA in one of Detroit’s Top Accounting Firms. They learned that Accounting is one of the fastest growing careers that offer many opportunities. The job outlook for employment is in big demand for students who are looking for promising careers with unlimited opportunities. Student’s were able to ask questions about becoming a CPA and other career paths.

Ques ons? See Ms. Barnes, Ms. Vinson, or your counselor

Assessment Information

ACT 2017-2018: Register at www.actstudent.org

LOHS code is 232-255 (to ensure scores are sent to LOHS)

Test Dates Registration Deadline (Late Fee Required)

April 14, 2018 March 9, 2018 March 10-23, 2018

June 9, 2018 May 4, 2018 May 5-18, 2018

July 14, 2018 June 15, 2018 June 16-22, 2018

SAT 2017-2018

Register at www.collegeboard.com

Test Dates Registration Deadline (Late Fee Required)

March 10, 2018 February 9, 2018 February 20, 2018

May 5, 2018 April 6, 2018 April 17, 2018

June 2, 2018 May 3, 2018 May 15, 2018

Scheduling 2018-2019

Students have already started choosing courses for the 2018-2019 school year. Once course selections are submitted through Career Cruising, counselors will be reviewing and meeting with all students to make any necessary changes or corrections beginning mid-February through March. The deadline to change any course request is June 15, 2018.

8th Grade Welcome Night, Wednesday, February 8th: 6:30-7:45 pm

Parents and 8th grade students are invited to attend this informational meeting about Lake Orion High School scheduling, curriculum, clubs, sports, and activities. This is a very important meeting - we hope to see you there! If you are unable to attend, information about the evening will be posted on the LOHS website under Counseling.

College Information Night, Monday, March 12th : 6:00-7:30 pm

Representatives from many colleges will be at LOHS to provide information and answer questions.

Presentations on topics such as: Applying to College, Financial Aid/Scholarships, 2 Year College/Transferring to a 4 year college options and more will take place through the night.

Counseling News

List of Senior Activities – Class of 2018

Senior & Parent Graduation Meeting

Tuesday, March 6 or Thursday, March 8 – High School Auditorium – 7:00 pm.

Senior Breakfast

Wednesday, May 23 – 7:30 – 8:15 am

Senior Department Awards Assembly (Morning)

Wednesday, May 23 at 8:15 – 9:30 am. – High School Auditorium

(These departmental awards will differ from the evening event; all seniors attend and

parents of award recipients will receive an invitation)

Distribution of Graduation Caps & Gowns

Tuesday, May 22 during lunch periods

Senior Academic & Honors Ceremony Rehearsal

Thursday, May 24 from 7:35 – 9:00 am. – High School Auditorium

Senior Academic & Honors Ceremony (Evening) – by invitation

Tuesday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m. – High School Auditorium

(The Board of Ed Lamp of Learning and Honors Ceremony are combined)

Senior Exams

Thursday, May 31 and Friday, June 1 – 11:35 – 2:35 pm

Note: Seniors will provide their own transportation on these days.

Junior/Senior Prom Friday, June 8 – Palazzo Grande Banquet Center – 6:30 – 10:30 pm Graduation Rehearsal Monday, June 11 at 9:00 am – DTE Energy Music Theater

Graduation Monday, June 11 at 7:00 p.m. – DTE Energy Music Theater

Senior All Night Party Monday, June 11 at 11:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. – Dave & Buster’s in Utica

Senior DVD order deadline

Friday, June 15, 2018

Senior DVD Pick-Up

Monday, June 25 and throughout the summer

It is the policy of the Lake Orion Community School District to be in full compliance with federal laws rela ng to nondiscrimina on. This will serve as a statement of assurance that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, gender, na onal origin, height, weight, marital status, or disability, be excluded from par cipa on in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimina on under any program, ac vity, or employment.” Please direct any inquiries regarding the nondiscrimina on policies to: Human Resources, Lake Orion Community Schools, 315 N. Lapeer St, Lake Orion, MI 48362. Contact number is 248‐693‐5400.

Wednesday, February 7, 2018 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Lake Orion High School Kiva

Parents of children grades 4-11

Is My Child on the Right Math Track?

(For parents of students in grades 4-11)

At this session, you will learn: The current math course offerings and course

progression at LOCS Research on the effects of accelerating students

through math courses Can you test out of a course? How does that

work? Math Support at Middle and High School levels Math and the SAT

To register for this free event - Is My Child on the Right

Math Track? visit:

https://mathtrack.eventbrite.com

This is a parent only event.

FREE childcare will be available on site.

Tickets available through 10:00 p.m. on February 6th.

Questions? Kerri Anderson kerri.anderson@lok12.org

REAL TALK 2018 Dear Community Member: Please join us as an Adult Facilitator at ONE our upcoming REAK TALK sessions on TUESDAY February 27th and THURSDAY, March 1st or FRIDAY, March 2nd. REAL TALK is a powerful, high-energy program in which youth and adult participants are guided through a series of experiential learning processes. The overall goals of the program are to increase personal power and self-esteem, to shift dangerous peer pressure to positive peer support and to eliminate the acceptability of teasing, violence and all forms of oppression. The REAL TALK Program is designed to unite the students of Lake Orion High School and members of our community and to empower them to carry the themes of the program back to the school population. REAL TALK will also successfully address issues of violence, teasing, social oppression, racism, harassment, conflict management, suicide, peer pressure, alcohol and drugs. We encourage adults to volunteer as positive role models for the benefit of the youth. The program welcomes parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, police officers, elected officials, community members and any other interested adults. This allows youth to see another side of these adults in addition to their assigned community roles. Please notify Michele Novak If you would like to become an adult facilitator for the REAL TALK sessions Michele.novak@lok12.org 248-693-5638. Adult Facilitators are crucial for the success of the day. We will meet with all Facilitators at 7:15am on the day you have signed up to volunteer to inform you of what is needed from you and to answer your questions. In order for the pre-program meeting to begin on time, please arrive NO LATER THAN 7:15am. No prior training is necessary other than the morning check-in meeting. Our REAL TALK staff will give you all instructions you will need throughout the day. You must be able to remain on site and participate fully for the entire program, including 30 minutes after the program at the end of the day for a post-REAL TALK debriefing. You will be done NO LATER than 3:00pm. We hope you will be able to join us for this wonderful experience! Location: CERC Building, 455 E. Scripps Road Time: 7:15am to 3:00pm Date: ONE of the three dates: February 27th, March 1st, March 2nd. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING AN ADULT FACILITATOR, PLEASE FILL OUT THE ADULT FACILITATOR FORM AND THE FIELD TRIP VOLUNTEERS AND CHAPERONES CRIMINAL CONVICITON HISTORY FORM

REAL TALK Adult Facilitator Points to Remember

1. Adult Participant meetings. We will meet with Adult facilitators 30 minutes prior to and immediately following the program. In order to begin the morning meeting on time, please arrive NO LATER than 7:15am on the scheduled date that you have signed up for. 2. Stay all day. Please be prepared to arrive fully committed to the students and know that you have agreed to participate the entire day (3:00pm) and that you will not be available for other commitments, including short errands. 3. Be positive. Please model the positive behavior that we are looking for from the students. Remember your energy and full participation will do much to affect attitudes and activities for the day. 4. Notice “lost participants.” Throughout the day, look for those participants who are disconnected, resistant, or in any way unable to fully participate and then gently include them. Keep us informed if you notice someone who may need additional support or attention. 5. Sharing groups. Sharing groups allow for deeper levels of sharing and help us identify youth who may need support following the program. Your role will be to include everyone and to be sure that no one is left out. Participants should sit physically close to increase support and attention. Facilitators should monitor each group member’s attendance. 6. Listen. o When one person is speaking, give full attention and eye contact o Value the speaker, hearing his/her message, and accepting his/her feelings o Do not judge or evaluate the speaker o Give non-verbal encouragement o Let go of the need to construct answers while the other person is speaking 7. Go with the flow. Avoid taking over the group. Support the participants in experiencing their personal power by modeling full participation. 8. Be open. Let go of expectations and preconceived ideas of what the day could or should be. 9. Confidentiality. We will cover confidentiality and reporting laws, as well as norms for the day in our opening statements. While confidentiality is important to us, the safety of teen participants is our top priority. At times participants will identify situations that may threaten their safety or the safety of others. If this should occur, listen and get as much information as possible. Be calm and, at the appropriate time, notify the adults in charge at end of the day. That is why we have the debriefing/end of day meeting after the students leave. 10. Trust the group process. Please know that many of the topics and activities covered often elicit feelings and that at times things may seem intense. Trust yourself and trust the group. 11. Tears are healing. Be present. Allow participants to have a safe place to express whatever feelings come up. Give participants space for their feelings. 12. Have fun. Often as adults we forget to play and have fun! Our role modeling is very important, so play and allow yourself to feel. This day is for you, too! LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE TO THE ADULT FACILITATORS AND TEENS!

REAL TALK 2018 ADULT FACILITATOR FORM

Please fill out this form and Field Trip Volunteers and Chaperones Criminal Conviction History Form to be an adult facilitator for REAL TALK 2018.

NAME: _________________________________________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________

PHONE #: _________________________________________________________________

DO YOU HAVE A CHILD/RELATIVE THAT ATTENDS LAKE ORION HIGH SCHOOL? YES NO

Please note: YOU DO NOT NEED A RELATIVE IN THE LAKE ORION COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TO BE AN ADULT FACILITATOR. WE ARE ENCOURAGING A WIDE VARIETY OF ADULTS TO PARTICIPATE!

IF YES, PLEASE PROVIDE THE CHILD/CHILDREN’S NAME AND GRADE:

____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

I CAN VOLUNTEER ON THE FOLLOWING DATE FROM 7:15AM UNTIL 3:00PM:

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27TH (Freshman)

THURSDAY, March 1st (Sophomore/Junior)

FRIDAY, March 2nd (Seniors)

Please submit this form to Michele Novak:

Email: Michele.novak@lok12.org

Mail: Lake Orion High School, Attn: Michele Novak, 495 East Scripps Road, Lake Orion, MI 48360

Fax: 248-693-5643

Contact number: 248-693-5638

Winter 2018 Lake Orion Natatorium FACTS:

• Lake Orion Swim Academy is a year round American Red Cross swim lesson program where 100’s of children from Lake Orion learn to swim!

• 184 children enrolled in the Lake Orion Swim Academy this Fall! • We do have private lessons for adults, teens and children. • *383 Families have joined the LOHS POOL Facebook Page! • *20+hours of open swim each week and lanes for lap swimming. • *Aqua Fitness and Master Swim Practices offered each week. • Senior Citizen-Joint Ventures class offered 2 times a week!

JOIN The Dragon Wave Today! WHERE DO YOU FIND INFORMATION about the Lake Orion Natatorium:

• Call the pool at 248.814.1715 or email: amy.kuiper@lok12.org • Join the Lake Orion Natatorium Facebook Page: LOHS POOL! Get the

most up to date information on pool closings, registration for swim classes and information on lifeguard & WSI class, open swim and Aqua Fitness Class.

• We are getting ready to update the LO Natatorium website page. Please visit the Lake Orion Community School website: www.lakeorion.k12.mi.us go to Community/Natatorium.

Keep joining the wave-The Lake Orion Dragon Wave! Master’s Triathlete Swim Practice has started! Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings (join at any time) from 11:30 am-12:30 pm. We also have Sunday morning practice@8:30-10:00 am-starting Sunday, October 8th. A level 1-triathlon coach will be on the deck for each practice. Call the pool if you are interested @248.814.1715 or email Coach PK at pkswims@gmail.com

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AQUA FITNESS SCHEDULE! Tryout your first two classes for free. M/W/F morning 9:15-10 High intensity, option of shallow or deep M/W Joint Ventures 10:30-11:15 AM Low impact, shallow water Saturday Fitness 8:45-9:30 AM $6.00 Drop-In fee or consider AA 10-punch card

From the Pool Deck, Amy Kuiper-Aquatics Director

Call the pool @248.814.1715 if you are interested in attending any program.

We are in need of WSI instructors and ARC Lifeguards. Email Amy if

you are interested in a job: amy.kuiper@lok12.org ARC LIFEGUARD Recertification class is coming up this spring. Call the pool

for more information, 248.814.1715! We will also make announcements on our LOHS POOL Facebook page about all ARC Lifeguard and WSI classes.

January 22, 2018-June 15, 2018 Lake Orion Natatorium Open Swim Hours

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Saturday Sunday

5:30-8:00 PM Open Swim+ Circle swim

5:00-5:30 pm Lap Swim Only

Small POOL ONLY

5:30-8:00 PM Open Swim+ Circle swim

5:00-5:30 pm Lap Swim Only

Small POOL ONLY

5:30-8:00 PM Open Swim+ Circle swim

5:30-8:00 PM Open Swim+ Circle swim

5:00-6:00 pm

Lap Swim ONLY Small POOL Only

5:30-8:00 PM Open Swim+ Circle swim

10:00-1:00

Open/Lap Swim

1-3 Family Swim

Closed

*Pool # 248 814-1715

Email: amy.kuiper@lok12.org Web Site: www. lakeorion.k12.mi.us; click on COMMUNITY then

NATATORIUM The LO Swim Academy is posted on the Natatorium page of the website.

FACEBOOK: LOHS Pool Closing Dates:

*This schedule is subject to change due to athletic events! We are not open on Sundays or early mornings

February 17 March 2 PM ONLY, 3, 30, 31

April 2, 7 May 28

One Time Open Swim Cost Child (12 & under/Senior Citizen (60 and up)/USA Military or Veteran (must show your ID) $4.00 Adult/Teen (13 and up) $5.00

• 5-punch and 10-punch card prices are available also upon request. • 15-week pass prices are also available upon request

Thank you for supporting your local swimming program-LAKE ORION NATATORIUM