It is hard to believe we are already starting our fifth week of school. Students have settled in and families are back into those familiar routines. We are always happy to have our staff and students back in the buildings filling the classrooms with laughter and learning.

The Fall season is filled with good vibes and many opportunities to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. I hope you take some time to visit the orchard, enjoy the fall colors, attend a football game, or just relax and make smores at the campfire.

Together, let's make this school year great!

On November 5, 2024, our community will vote on the Lake Fenton Community Schools bond proposal. The bond includes four main areas of focus: Safety and Security, Academic Upgrades, Site and Facility Improvements, and Community Connections. Please visit our website at the link below for more information.

We also have two opportunities for community members to attend a bond informational session. Session details are below. We hope to see you there!

As many of you know, we transitioned to a new transportation company for the 2024-2025 school year. We know it was a bit of a rocky start, but thanks to the work of many, things are finally running much smoother. I appreciate your patience as we worked through the transition.

Help us show our BLUE Devil pride throughout the community. We have free Proud to Be BLUE signs available for our Lake Fenton Families. Let's show everyone how proud we are to Be Brave, Loyal, Unstoppable, and Engaged!

A special Thank You to the Lake Fenton Education Foundation for the donation to help make this possible.

Signs are available for pick up at the administration office.

11425 Torrey Rd.

8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

One per family please, while supplies last.

Homecoming week is full of fun activities including, themed dress-up days, pep assemblies, kings and queens assembly, the parade, the dance, and the big game on Friday night.

The parade will begin at Lake Fenton Middle School and go along Torrey Road to Torrey Hill Intermediate. It will start at 4:45 p.m.

The Blue Devils will host the Clio Mustangs on Friday night at 7:00 p.m.

Please join the Lake Fenton Education Foundation for an evening of fun and friendship.

Friday, October 11th

Fenton Farms

Doors Open at 8:00 p.m.

The Beyond Graduation website is for Genesee County residents, ages 14-26. The site provides information and resources for career and college planning, skilled trades, and apprenticeship programs, and transition planning for students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or 504 Plan. A major focus of the site is on helping high school students plan their future beyond graduation and to help guide them through important decisions on how to get there.

Is your Internet slow, unreliable or both? NextGenesee, a partnership between Genesee County and Merit Network, is set to take the first step on the path toward better Internet for our more than 400,000 residents. To help them take this first step, please click the link for a quick survey so that we can identify areas of need.

merit.edu/nextgenesee/