January 16 - Parent Meeting DEEP with University of Michigan- Flint 6 p.m.

January 18 - Parent Meeting ACE-OSTC EMC - 6 p.m.

January 19 - Yearbooks on sale during all lunches

January 22 - 23 - 2nd Term Exams, Students 1/2 Day

January 24 - First day of Semester 2

January 30 - Rochester University EMC - 6 p.m.

2023-24 LOHS Calendar

It’s that time of year again when we ask our valued parents and community members to help our senior students with our Senior Exit Interviews. If you would like to assist in this exciting opportunity, we are asking for you to sign up via Signup genius where you will find dates and times that we need volunteers.

Thank you in advance for helping to make this graduation requirement a smooth and successful process for each student.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Ms. Tara Hall, Career Development Facilitator.

Two proposals on the ballot: Supporting student programming and keeping our facilities up to date.

Lake Orion Community Schools has two replacement millages on the February 27, 2024 ballot. Voter approval of both replacement millages will keep tax rates at their current levels!

The first proposal is a non-homestead operating replacement millage. This millage generates funds for programs and services provided by the school district. The non-homestead millage is not levied on primary residences. It is only levied on businesses, second homes, rental property, and vacant land. The millage has been supported by LOCS voters since 1994. The State of Michigan requires this millage for LOCS to receive full student funding (foundation allowance).

The second proposal is a sinking fund replacement millage. This millage was previously approved by LOCS voters in 2016 and funds building repairs, school security, transportation and technology.

For more information on the replacement millages, visit our website.

LOHS Students,

Here is the link for the Superintendent's Student Advisory Council application. If you are interested, please complete the application by January 19, 2024.

Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Application Link

Yearbooks can be purchased for $95 with cash or a check made payable to LOCS. Payment can be left at the front doors, in the main office, or brought to room C-307. If payment is brought to room C-307, a receipt will be printed.

Yearbook students will be in the commons during all four lunches on Friday, January 19, accepting payment.

Additionally, you can purchase a yearbook with a credit/debit card at www.yearbookordercenter.com by searching for LOHS or our job number, 3059.

Lake Orion High School understands the importance of offering our students flexibility and choice based on their learning styles. The many scheduling options we have are intended to meet the academic needs for each student while giving them flexibility within their class requirements. Lake Orion High School offers a number of Advanced Placement classes, fully virtual, and partially online coursework, as well as the ability to attend the Oakland School Technical Campus or International Academy. These diverse curricular options give students at LOHS, not only top-notch academic experiences, but an individualized opportunity to optimize their potential.

If you would like to volunteer and/or help with the 2024 SANP party please LOHS2024@gmail.com

The Lake Orion High School Scholarship page is up and running!

Attached is our upcoming live broadcast schedule, including Tuesday's Unified Basketball game! Tune in all week at www.dragonbroadcasting.org.

Looking for a great holiday gift? Consider purchasing tickets to the Detroit Red Wings game on Saturday, March 16. Proceeds from each ticket purchased through this link Lake Orion District Spirit Night (fevo-enterprise.com) will benefit the Lake Orion Education Foundation, an organization that supports Lake Orion teachers and students through a variety of teacher grants and other activities.

Thank you for taking the time to recognize one of Lake Orion Community Schools' staff members for their excellence.

The intent of the Distinguished Dragon program is to ensure that staff members who go above and beyond their regular duties are appreciated. The additional effort or support can range from helping an individual to helping a group or any effort that seems worthy of praise.

The staff member can be nominated by a student, parent, community member or even their own colleague. We ask for the submitter's name and contact information to follow up with specific questions if necessary.

Please complete the form entirely so the individual can be appropriately honored for their contributions.

Dr. Dan Haas

Principal

Amy Thebo

Principal's Secretary

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS:

Rosa Everitt - 9-10th grade; Students A-Q

CTE & Career Readiness Coordinator

Anthony Kiner - 11th grade

Jason Larsen - 9-10th grade; Students R-Z; Special Education & 504

Anthony Palmeri - 12th grade

Christopher Bell

Heather Rutledge

Have questions about your schedule?

If you find an error in your student's schedule, please ask them to reach out to their counselor or visit the counseling center before the start of the school day or during passing time.

Secretary Lynne Kniess

Phone: 248-693-5640

Counselors

A-Cot Christy Bell

Cou-Grz Melissa Bruno

Gu-Led Fawn Bullock

Lee- Pep Michele Novak

Peq-Sta Alicia Conner

Ste-Z Scott Boeneman

Check out LOCS' Flickr albums for pictures of all our events, Homecoming Game, Pep Assemblies, Invitationals, Graduations, first day of school pics and more.

OK2SAY is available state-wide for public and private schools in Michigan; anybody can submit a confidential tip. Specially trained technicians receive the tips and filter the information to the appropriate agency to provide a timely and effective response

Website: https://www.lakeorionschools.org/high-school-home
Location: 495 East Scripps Road, Orion Township, MI, USA
Phone: (248)693-5420
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LkOrionHS
Twitter: @LkOrionHS

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