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LAK E O R I O N H I GH S C H O O L
A Nationally Recognized School of Excellence
November/December 2014
Principal
Stephen Hawley
Associate Principals
Darin Abbasse
Christopher Bell
Sarah Budreau
495 E. Scripps Road Lake Orion, MI 48360 (248) 693-5420
www.lakeorion.k12.mi.us/lohs
The Thespian Society
presents
Athletic Director
William Reiss
UPCOMING EVENTS
November
20-22 Fall Production
Inherit the Wind - 7pm
23
Fall Production - 2pm
25
Fall Choir Concert - 7pm
26-28 Thanksgiving Break - No School
December
4
10
Parent Teacher Conferences
Senior Citizens Winter Concert
11am
13
ACT Test
15
Winter Band Concert - 7pm
16
Balfour - all lunches for
Class Ring Delivery
Senior Cap & Gown Orders
Mock Rock - 7 pm
18
Winter Choir Concert - 7pm
22-31 Winter Break - No School
January
1-2
5
6
Winter Break - No School
School Resumes
Vocal Choir Pre Solo & Ensemble
Recital - 7pm
12
PTO Meeting - 7 pm in the KIVA
14
Band Pre Solo & Ensemble
Recital - 7pm
19
Teacher PD Day
No School for students
21
Wednesday - Full Day of School
7:30 - 2:35pm
Last Day for Seniors to Request
Early Graduation
22-23 2nd Term Exams - 1/2 day
7:30 - 10:45am
26
Term 3 Begins
28
Middle School/High School Band
Concert - 7pm
30
Final Grades for Term 2 can be
viewed on PowerSchool
Senior Service Learning Hours Due
November 20, 21, 22 at 7:00 pm
November 23 at 2:00 pm
Students & Senior Citizens $5 - Adults $8
Reservations: locsboxoffice@lakeorion.k12.mi.us
Inherit the Wind is a classic piece of historical fiction that recreates all the tension
and drama of the original Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925.
In a small Southern town, a school teacher, Bertram Cates, is about to stand trial.
His offense: violating a state law by introducing Charles Darwin’s Origin of Species
to his high school biology students. Appearing on behalf of the prosecution is the
famous Matthew Harrison Brady, a noted statesman and 3-time presidential candidate. A surprise is in store for Brady, however. The teacher’s defense is to be
handled by the equally well-known Henry Drummond, one of America’s most controversial legal minds of the 20th century and a long-standing acquaintance and
adversary of Brady.
“Brilliant . . . a colorful, picturesque and absorbing exciting essay in dramatic
Americana . . .”--NY Post.
Parent/Teacher Conferences
Thursday, December 4th
FROM THE COUNSELING DEPARTMENT . . .
FAFSA - Financial Aid for Seniors!
We recommend that all seniors complete the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid. This is the first step for all students
to receive grants, subsidized and unsubsidized loans, and other
money for college. The quickest way to apply is online at
www.fafsa.ed.gov. Although you cannot technically apply
until January 1, parents can start this process NOW by going
to www.pin.ed.gov and applying for a pin number. Note in
many e-mail systems this pin number gets sent to the bulk
mailbox, so be careful you don’t delete it. The Michigan
deadline for filing the FAFSA is March 1. You can always
use last year’s tax forms to complete the FAFSA and then
make any changes once your 2014 taxes are completed.
State Required Testing for Juniors
In order to graduate, all students must complete the ACT
plus Writing and ACT WorkKeys on March 3-4, 2015.
Students interested in taking the ACT exam additional times,
the remaining 2014-15 ACT exam dates are listed below.
Please note that most colleges will consider the highest score
if a student takes the ACT more than once.
If you were unable to attend our Financial Aid Workshop in
October, there is another free FAFSA workshop for senior
parents offered on Sunday, February 8, 2015 from
2pm - 4pm called College Goal Sunday. Financial aid experts
will help parents fill out the FAFSA form; they just ask you to
bring the family’s completed 2014 tax forms. This meeting
will take place at Macomb Intermediate School District, 44001
Garfield Road, Clinton Township, MI For more details, go to
www.MICollegeGoal.org.
College Testing
Did you know ACT has a website for parents to help sort
through the ins and outs of college planning? Visit
www.actparent.org for more details.
8th Grade Welcome Night - February 11th - 6:30-8pm
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!
College Information Night will be scheduled in March,
the date TBD.
• 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
throughout the night.
This is the only Lake Orion Community Schools sponsored
college prep/financial aid seminar. There is no cost associated
with this workshop.
Students Interested in Playing College Sports
Seniors must register with NCAA Eligibility Center if interested in playing a sport at a Division I or Division II college.
Juniors can register anytime this year. Registration can be
done at www.eligibilitycenter.org. Please contact
Mrs. Bell in the counseling office for more information at
cbell1@lakeorion.k12.mi.us or call 248-693-5640.
The Michigan Department of Education has mandated that
all juniors will take an additional state assessment between
April 13, 2015 through June 1, 2015. LOHS will provide a
schedule to follow as we become more familiar with the
required assessment.
ACT vs SAT What’s the Difference? Colleges in Michigan are most accustomed to looking at ACT scores but will
accept SAT scores as well. Universities nationwide accept
either test. ACT is a test of achievement, based on curriculum and measures “classroom” intelligence. SAT is a test of
aptitude and tests more a “general” intelligence. The tests
also differ regarding format, subjects tested, scoring, level of
math, guessing and whether or not they include a career component.
ACT Dates for 2014-15
Register online at www.actstudent.org
Test Dates
February 7, 2015*
April 18, 2015
June 13, 2015
Registration Deadline
January 9, 2015
March 13, 2015
May 8, 2015
* LOHS does not administer the ACT on this date.
SAT Dates for 2014-15
Register online at www.collegeboard.com
Test Dates
January 24, 2015
March 14, 2015
May 2, 2015
June 6, 2015
Registration Deadline
December 29, 2014
February 13, 2015
April 6, 2015
May 8, 2015
To ensure scores are sent to LOHS, our school code is
232-255.
Must-Have Apps for Successful High School Students
The Chemical Touch
This app’s touch-sensitive periodic table will help make
chemistry class much more interactive.
Select different elements to learn more about their properties and get definitions of nucleobases, as well. You can
even sort the table with different colors to identify periodic
trends — and hopefully, make your chemistry homework less
complex than amino acids. If you need in-depth explanations
of different concepts, the app will open Wikipedia entries.
The Chemical Touch costs $0.99 and is available for iOS
devices.
Essentials by AccelaStudy
Learning a foreign language is a core part of high school
curriculum. Whether you’ve enrolled in fourth period French,
Italian, Spanish or Chinese, this app will be your study guide.
It provides pre-made flashcards for learning vocab and audio
quizzes to help your speech and pronunciation.
It’s free.
Evernote Peek
Making flashcards is a tedious process that most students don’t have time for. Evernote Peek takes the work out
of the process. The app turns your iPad and Smart Cover
into makeshift flashcards. And don’t worry, if you don’t have
a cover, the app creates a “virtual cover.”
Strengthen your memory easily and for free.
Frog Dissection
Slicing open a frog in biology class is fun for some, but
for others, it can be messy and uncomfortable. This app removes the formaldehyde. You can still learn about the ins and
outs of a frog’s anatomy, but without the amphibian juice.
Vivid 3D imaging also lets you study detailed internal organs.
It’s $3.99, but worth it if you prefer to stay animal-friendly.
Graphing Calculator
Graphing calculators are expensive, but it’s almost impossible to get your calculus homework done without one.
Consider investing in this app instead.
It quickly plots and traces multiple equations on the same
graph, using a custom keyboard to speed up entry. It even
supports graphing polar and parametric equations and much,
much more. Plus, you can take screenshots of your calculator to email graphs to yourself.
It only costs $2.99, a bargain compared to a real
calculator.
Math Formulas
Struggling to keep your trigonometry formulas separate
from your algebraic formulas? This app is your math savior.
It stores frequently used formulas for easy access and
lets you favorite the apps you reference the most. It even
delves into calc, geometry and probability, and displays images so you can put the formulas into perspective.
It only costs $0.99.
Easel SAT Prep Lite
The SAT is one of the most important tests in a high
schooler’s career. This app makes preparation easy and hasslefree, so you can keep your sights on test day.
The app features three sections with 25 questions each
and a “show me” function, which explains how to arrive at
the right answer.
Instead of spending hundreds of dollars on SAT prep test
books, you can use this app for free.
Shakespeare
High school wouldn’t be complete without the complete
works of William Shakespeare. However, understanding the
intricate passages of Romeo and Juliet is no easy task.
This app will help ease your English class pains. It contains 41 Shakespearean plays and 154 sonnets to view on
your iPhone or iPad. The app supports a glossary of common
Shakespearean phrases and will provide detailed scene breakdowns of locations and characters in each act.
And the best part — it’s free.
Studious
Instead of organizing your daily class schedule and homework assignments in a planner, turn to Studious to keep you
on track. The app lets you set due dates for assignments and
will remind you when big exams are approaching.
Forget to silence your phone before class? The app will
silence your phone during times you’ve scheduled on your
calendar.
It’s available for free in the Google Play Store.
World Atlas
This is the app you need to succeed in geography class.
It provides high-res images with detail and accuracy beyond
any Google image.
For help in history class, the app provides world flags
and facts about each country, including government types and
capitals. Switch between three different map styles, including classic, antique and satellite. Bookmark your favorite places
as well.
World Atlas costs $0.99.
Source: http://mashable.com/2012/08/27/apps-for-highschool-students/
SENIOR DATES TO REMEMBER
Class of 2015
Seniors & Parents Graduation Meeting
Tuesday, March 10 or Thursday, March 12 at 7:00 p.m. - Auditorium
Senior Breakfast
Wednesday, May 20 - 7:30 - 8:15 a.m.
Senior Awards Assembly following Senior Breakfast
Wednesday, May 20 at 8:15 - 9:30 a.m. – High School Auditorium
(These departmental awards differ from the evening event; all seniors
will attend and parents of award recipients will receive an invitation)
Caps/Gowns Distribution and Financial Obligations Resolved
Tuesday, May 26 during lunch periods
Senior Academic & Honors Ceremony Rehearsal
Thursday, May 28 from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. – Auditorium
Senior Exams
Thursday, May 28
First hour exam
Second hour exam
Friday, May 29
Third hour exam
Fourth hour exam
11:25 – 12:56 p.m.
1:03 – 2:35 p.m.
Cap & Gown
Graduation Fee
If you have not ordered your cap &
gown or announcements, you will have
another opportunity. Balfour will be
here on Tuesday, December 16 during
lunches to take orders.
If you have not paid your graduation fee
of $30, you can bring it to the main office anytime within the next few months.
Cap & Gown order forms as well as
forms for your graduation fee can be
found in the main office or on the Lake
Orion website under Students, then Senior Information. Payments for graduation fees can be also paid online using
PaySchools.
Class Ring Delivery
11:25 – 12:56 p.m.
1:03 - 2:35 p.m.
Note: Seniors will provide their own transportation on these days.
Senior Academic & Honors Ceremony - by invitation
Monday, June 1 at 6:30 p.m. – High School Auditorium
Junior/Senior Prom
Friday, June 5 - 7:00 - 11:00 p.m. - Palazzo Grande Banquet Center
Graduation Rehearsal
Monday, June 8 at DTE (Tentatively scheduled)
Tuesday, December 16
If you ordered a class ring, Balfour will
be here during lunches for delivery on
Tuesday, December 16. Any resizing
or repairs on your class rings can be
handled at this time.
Graduation
Tuesday, June 9 at 7:00 p.m. – DTE Energy Music Theatre
Senior All Night Party
Tuesday, June 10 at 11:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. – Dave & Buster’s
2015 Senior DVD Deadline
Friday, June 12
2015 Senior DVD Available for Pick Up
Monday, June 22
Attention Seniors!
Service Learning hours must be
completed and submitted to the
Career Center no later than
Friday, January 30th in order to
walk in the graduation ceremony.
Any questions, see Mrs. Jones
in the Career Center.
Dragon Marching Band
Finished in 4th Place at State Finals
LOHS Students Qualify
as Michigan Math Prize Finalists
Of the 5400 Michigan students who participate in October in Part 1 of the Michigan Math Prize Competition, we
had 61 students who participated, and 14 of our students
placed in the top 1100. Ryan Capouellez has the distinction
of having earned the top score at LOHS. Congratulations
to the following 2014 finalists.
Cameron Buccellato
Ryan Capouellez
Kyle Duffey
Dominic Fosmoen
Zachary Gdowski
Kevin Hansen
Lucas Heilman
Phoebe Holmes
Duncan Kirkpatrick
Jenna Losensky
Nathan Palatka
Lisa Tir
Kathryn Tyrrell
Schuyler Werth
As qualifying finalists, these 14 students will take Part II
of the exam on December 10, 2014. Part II of the exam
consists of five challenging problems to which the students
must provide written explanations for their claims and mathematical proofs of their results.
Students with the top 100 scores on the two parts will be
invited to an awards program in February at Eastern Michigan University. The top 50 students will be presented with
scholarships ranging from the bronze awards of $250 to
$2,500 for the first place gold medalists.
On Saturday, November 1st the Dragon Marching Band
competed in the State Finals at Ford Field. They had their
best performance to date and finished in 4th place in the
state with a score of 92.625, which was less than one-half
of a point from second place. They will be performing in
the Bands of America Grand National Championship at
Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Friday, November 14th.
On Saturday, October 4th, the Dragon Marching Band performed at the Bands of America
Toledo Regional held at the University of
Toledo’s Glass Bowl. Even with the high winds,
nagging rain and electronic issues, the Dragons
reached the finals of a BOA regional for the 9th
straight year, moving up a place to finish in 7th place in the
finals competition. Their show was definitely one of the
crowd’s favorites of the day. The competition was a regional and featured bands from four different states: Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania.
On Saturday, October 18th, the Dragon Marching Band
competed at Clarkston. Their score of 90.250 was the
highest score in school history, earning the band second place,
a mere 0.450 behind last year’s state champion, Walled Lake
Central. Both bands tied for the award “Best General
Effect.”
On Saturday, October 25th, the Dragon Marching Band
had their final performance at Troy Athens, which was their
last competition before State Finals at Ford Field. The Dragons once again set a new record for the highest score in
school history with a 92.950, finishing in second place behind Plymouth Canton.
Tutoring Academic Support
National Honor Society Tutoring
Junior and senior students who are members of the National
Honor Society are available for tutoring based on each
student’s academic strengths. A list of NHS students, the
academic areas they are able to tutor, and their phone numbers are available in the counseling offices.
Direct Tutor List
The Lake Orion School District compiles a list of adults willing to tutor, and it is available in the counseling offices. This
list is revised annually and includes information about fees,
location, hours of availability, academic areas, and grade levels for each tutor.
Blended Learning at LOHS
Under the supervision of Principal Steve Hawley and Drew
Towlerton, Coordinator of Educational Opportunities, the high
school is continuing to expand opportunities for our students
by offering several classes in a blended learning format.
Blended Learning, as defined by the district, is “a method that
combines traditional face-to-face activities with online education. A blended learning classroom uses technology to transform and improve the learning process. Blended learning
classes can reach and engage students in a more customizable
way. Students learn, at least in part, through online delivery
of content and instruction with some element of student control over time, place, path or pace (this will vary from class to
class and instructor to instructor). This may include the opportunity for students to work off-site during the blended class
period provided requirements for off-site participation are met.”
Blended Learning differs from Online Classes in that students
meet regularly with their teacher receiving both instruction
and feedback online and face-to-face.
Blended learning is increasing at all educational levels but
particularly at the high school and college level. According to
a 2012 report by the National Association of State Boards of
Education, the advances in educational technology have necessitated a reevaluation of traditional instructional methods.
Given the instant communication and access to information
currently available, the educational experience of today’s student should reflect the world in which they live. Blended
learning utilizes various online resources to provide students
with the opportunity to personalize their learning experience
and is shown to increase student engagement with instructional content. According to Heidi Mercer, Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning, while blended learning
may not be the right choice for all students, offering a variety
of educational opportunities for Lake Orion students is an important step toward preparing them for future experiences
beyond Lake Orion High School.
Lake Orion administration has fully supported the development of blended learning classes by providing staff with ongoing professional development opportunities and guidance in
the creation of blended learning curriculum. Staff members
across the district have participated in courses to increase
their blended learning skills. One such opportunity is a rigorous 60+ hour course for educators interested in using blended
learning sponsored by the Michigan Department of Education entitled Blended Learning in the Classroom.
Several blended courses are being taught this year and many
more will be introduced in the coming years. Business teacher,
Kevin Stone is currently teaching a Blended Learning Computer Applications course. He writes, “I am excited to start
my first Blended Computer Applications class this term. I
have spent a lot of time and effort preparing for this, so it is
nice to finally see it come to fruition. It is exciting to be able
to offer this unique method of learning to my students. I hope
to eventually offer more classes in this format.”
Modern Language teacher, Jen Howe taught a blended German Conversation class last school year and currently offers
a blended learning option for her German 2 class. “My experience with German Conversation was great; the students
provided me with lots of feedback about what worked best
for them. It was a first period class with 28 kids. We had
three face-to-face days a week and two online days. During
the face-to-face days, we did German songs, readings, vocabulary practice and writing, brainstorming, and editing. On
the online days, they submitted journal entries, surveys, projects,
and speaking assignments.”
These are a few of the blended choices that our junior and
senior students have available as well as a blended Expository Reading and Writing class offered by English teacher,
Kelly Day. Later this year, Rick Messick from the Math
Department will teach an Introductory Statistics blended class
and Russ Stowers from the Science Department will teach a
blended Zoology class. We look forward to providing more
blended learning opportunities to our students in the coming
years.
Reflecting on the continuing development of blended learning
at LOHS, Drew Towlerton writes, “Lake Orion has worked
hard over the past few years to develop a blended learning
program that provides a unique learning opportunity for students. Through our blended program, students are able to
experience curriculum that is developed and delivered by Lake
Orion staff. It has been vitally important to our team that we
are consistent in our procedures, policies, and expectations as
we have rolled out our blended program. Lake Orion has a
rich tradition of providing unique, high quality educational experiences. Our blended program continues this rich Lake
Orion tradition.”
Dragon Yearbook
Senior Yearbook Parent Ads
Don’t miss out on memories from the
2014-2015 school year! Yearbooks are
on sale for $75. They can be purchased
by check (made out to LOCS) or cash
in room 307, or by credit card on-line at
w w w. l a k e o r i o n . k 1 2 . m i . u s /
PaySchools.htm
Parents, guardians, or loved ones of seniors:
The Dragon Yearbook would like to offer you the wonderful opportunity to say
goodbye to your graduating senior. Senior ads for the 2014-2015 yearbook are
now being sold until December 19, 2014. We encourage early submissions though
because space is limited.
Yearbooks will be on sale during all
lunches Friday, December 12, 2014.
This is the last day yearbooks can be
purchased for $75. After December
12, 2014, the price goes up to $80.
Dragon Yearbook Staff
to Take Club/Organization
Group Photos
PRICE:
You have three options:
1) $50 for one standard ad (2 blocks) with one photo (55 words or less)
2) $100 for one 1/4 page ad (4 blocks) with two photos (75 words or less)
3) $150 for one 1/2 page ad with 5-6 photos (around 100 words)
4) $300 for one full-page ad with 8-10 photos (around 200 words)
PROCEDURE:
If you are interested please mail a check or money order (made out to LOCS)
to the following address.
LOHS Yearbook
Senior Parent Ads
495 E. Scripps Road
Lake Orion, MI 48360
Write your message with the appropriate word limit listed above. Typed messages are preferred!
The Dragon Yearbook staff has arranged
to have a photographer take the club/
organization group photos on Friday,
December 19, 2014. The clubs and organizations will be called down to the auditorium to have photos taken throughout the day.
IMPORTANT
If you are sending a photograph you must include three additional items.
Students are responsible for having the
appropriate club/organization t-shirt(s)
for the photo. There will not be an opportunity for re-takes if a student is absent or does not have the proper t-shirt.
2) Photo(s) with your name, your student’s name, and phone number on the
back. If more than one photo, please mark each. (Please write with felt-tipped
marker, NOT ball point pen or pencil. Pencils and pens leave marks.)
Students will be able to purchase copies
of the group photos. The club/organization advisers will have order envelopes
to distribute prior to December 19, 2014.
Additional order envelopes will also be
available in the auditorium on photo day.
*Remember the due date is December 19, 2014.
1) A self-addressed stamped envelope for the return of your photo. Please be
sure to send a large enough envelope so we don’t have to bend your photos.
We’ve been very successful at returning photos. However, we’re not responsible
for lost pictures. Please don’t send extremely valuable photos!
3) Your email address so we can send you a proof of your ad.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We hope you can take
advantage of this opportunity.
Thank you,
Stephanie Orth
Yearbook Adviser
sorth@lakeorion.k12.mi.us
FIRST Robotic Team 302 at Cobo Center
Our 2013 competition robot, Ultimate Ascent Frisbeefiring robot, was on display at the Society of Automotive Engineers 2014 Convergence Conference at Cobo
Center in Detroit on October 21st. This annual event
pulls together speakers, technical panels and a trade
show.
Engineeers from around the world are checking it out!
Notice we are next to 33 The Killer Bees and 70 Team
HOT! Go Dragons!
This year’s Team 302 is doing great things in the robotics program. The all Girls team made it to the semifinals in the FIRST competition at Bloomfield High
School. The OCCRA team won the Quality award at
the OCCRA competion held at Rochester Adams. The
entire team consists of about 55 high school students
and they are involved in some sort of robotics event or
club 3-4 days a week.
We acknowledge and thank the
dozens of SAE member engineers
that volunteer countless hours of their
own time as instruction mentors to
our students at Lake Orion FIRST
Robotic Team 302.
POOL DECK NEWS
Winter 2014
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Lake Orion’s
Business Teacher
Julia Dalrymple
Named Marketing
Teacher of the Year
The Michigan Marketing Educators Association recently recognized Lake Orion
marketing instructor Julia Dalrymple as
this year’s Dr. Louis R. Graziano Outstanding Marketing Educator Award
winner. This award annually recognizes
an educator who manages an outstanding marketing education program. Award
recipients have made significant contributions toward quality programs which
improve and promote marketing education in their communities and through
professional association activities and
leadership. In addition to chairing the
school’s business and marketing department, Ms. Dalrymple teaches several
marketing classes and advises Lake
Orion’s state-recognized DECA Program.
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Fall 2014 Lake Orion Swim Academy had strong registrations and finished
with the updated American Red Cross Learn to Swim Program!
Our Winter/January 2015 LOSA (Lake Orion Swim Academy) is ready for
registration! Classes are open for online registration.
Girls Varsity Swim/Dive program finished in 3rd place in their League Championships and several girls are heading to Eastern Michigan University for the
State Meet.
Boy’s Club Waterpolo finished with 13 kids participating on the club team and
attending many waterpolo tournaments for the first time. They won several
games and were able to finish out their season participating in a championship
waterpolo tournament.
Check out the Fall/Winter 2014 Open Swim Schedule on the following page.
The Winter Community Education Brochure will be posted on-line December
1, 2014.
The Sunday Master’s/TRIATHLETE swim Program will begin on Sunday,
January 4, 2015 at 8:30-10:00 am! See information below on the coach and
the times.
Our Aqua Fitness Programs have started. Please join us! There is a drop-in
fee and you are welcome to try out two classes for free to see how it fits with
your fitness program. See the information below.
If you are interested in teaching swimming lessons at the Lake Orion Natatorium, contact Amy Kuiper at: akuiper@lakeorion.k12.mi.us
The Lake Orion Natatorium has a FACEBOOK page - LOHS POOL. We have
83 families who have joined the pool page so far! Please “LIKE” our page so we
can reach 100 families! You will get the most updated information on the LOHS
Natatorium. Be the first to know when online registration begins, cancellations,
family swim nights and more!
Lake Orion Natatorium’s next
Family Splash Bash Night: Friday, 11/14/14 and 12/12/14!
ARC LIFEGUARDING and WSI class are coming in March 2015.
Master’s Triathlete Swim Practice has started! Join TODAY!
Masters/Triathalon swimming practice, Monday and Wednesday mornings (join
at any time) from 11:30 am-12:30 pm and Sunday’s 8:30-10:00 am starting
January 4, 2015. A level 1 triathalon coach will be on the deck for each
practice. Call the pool if you are interested@248.814.1715 or email
Kristen Johnston at kjswims99@gmail.com for costs and dates.
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AQUA FITNESS SCHEDULE!
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
Interval Aquatics M @4:45-5:30.
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.
Check out our Lake Orion Swim Academy, Aqua-Fitness Classes,
Teen/Adult Swim Instruction & and Open Swim Schedule!
Open Swim Schedule on the website.
www.lakeorion.k12.mi.us go to Community/Natatorium
Fall/Winter 2014-2015 OPEN SWIM SCHEDULE
September 2, 2014 -- June 12, 2015
Monday
5:30-8:30 PM
Open Swim+
Circle swim
Tuesday
Wednesday
5:00-5:30 pm
Lap Swim Only
Small POOL
ONLY
5:00-5:30 pm
Lap Swim Only
Small POOL
ONLY
5:30-8:30 PM
Open Swim+
Circle swim
5:30-8:30 PM
Open Swim+
Circle swim
Thursday
5:30-8:30 PM
Open Swim+
Circle swim
Friday
Saturday
5:00-6:00 pm
Lap Swim ONLY
Small POOL
Only
10:00-1:00
Open/Lap Swim
Closed
5:30-8:30 PM
Open Swim+
Circle swim
*Pool # 814-1715
Email: akuiper@lakeorion.k12.mi.us
Web Site: www. lakeorion.k12.mi.us, go to Community/Natatorium
FACEBOOK: LOHS Pool
For security reasons we
have been instructed to
clear and lock the pool
locker rooms 15 minutes
after closing. We
apologize for any
inconvenience.
1-3
Family Swim
Sunday
Closing Dates:
*This schedule is subject to change due to athletic events!
We are not open on Sundays or early mornings
Nov 26-29
Dec 5 PM ONLY, 6, 11 PM ONLY, 18 PM ONLY, 24, 25, 27, 31
Jan 1, 3, 17, 22 PM ONLY, 29 PM ONLY, 31
February 6 PM ONLY, 7, 12, 25 PM ONLY, 26 PM ONLY, 27 PM ONLY
Don’t forget Friday Night Family Splash Bash! The 2nd Friday of every month
$5.00 per person or bring a punch card
Splash Bash Dates: 12/12/14
The hours are 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
the Lake Orion Community School Bands
and the Lake Orion High School Choirs
present
a scholarship dinner
Saturday, November 22nd, 2014 6:30pm
King's Court Canturbury Castle
hors' d'ouvres,
Reception,
auction
dinner,
music & dancing
$65.oo/person $125.oo/couple
For Tickets & Info : Dawn Priebe
dawnpriebe@sbcglobal.net
248.202.0732
Used band instruments
Gratefully accepted on behalf
of the Band Collaboration Project
January 15, 2015
6:30 – 8:30pm
Scripps Middle School Cafeteria
385 East Scripps Rd, Lake Orion
This Program is FREE and
Sponsored by the North Oakland Coalition
(Please Register)