The Shorian Report
At Lake Shore High School, our Video Productions class produces episodes for the Shorian Report. These daily announcements communicate to students about school events throughout the building. To view more episodes, visit our YouTube Channel.
Lake Shore Exchange Trip with Germany
Twenty Lake Shore students made it safely to Germany and will be staying with host families until April 18! Students have taken a trip to Berlin to see the old Berlin and the new Berlin, saw a concentration camp, and experienced the Volkswagen plant, have given presentations to schools about our culture and food, and attended some classes in Sibylla-Merian-Gymnasium.
District March Madness Tournament
Congratulations to Lake Shore High School for winning the Championship against Kennedy Middle School at our March Madness Tournament with a final score of 31-13. Masonic Heights/Violet and Rodgers/North Lake played competitive games, too!
We would also like to thank the Lake Shore Foundation and Roy O’Brien Ford for sponsoring this event. In total, we raised over $3,200 at the game and $1,000 in concessions to support our educational needs of Lake Shore's youth.
Army Promotes Performance Triad
Army recruiters visit Lake Shore to promote the Army Performance Triad of physical fitness, sleep, and nutrition. The fitness course pushes students to participate using TRX strap stations, battle rope stations, push up/sit up challenges, a speed agility course, and a weight pull sled and dog sled push.
CTE Featured in Macomb Daily
In an effort to showcase the outstanding efforts of Career Technical Education in Lake Shore, the Macomb Intermediate School District and the Macomb Daily have partnered with Macomb Community College to highlight our programs here.
Our own Lake Shore High School student journalists, Claudia Belleperche, Kevin Dombrowski, Leslie Govea-Mireles, Mia Hahn, Nicole Lorenz, Detangdra Morris, Allison Rafferty, and Joshua Tennant, captured the content for the Making the Connection section!
Saving Lives, One Donation at a Time
National Honor Society students held their second blood drive. Red Cross staff checked temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and hemoglobin levels prior to the actual 8-10 minute donation. Please enjoy the feeling of accomplishment knowing that you, as a donor, have helped save lives.
