Good afternoon Lake Fenton Families,

As previously shared, the Board of Education is preparing to present a school bond proposal to our community in May 2027. To ensure this proposal reflects our district’s true priorities, we are actively refining what projects to include—and your voice is essential to that process. Please take a few minutes to share your feedback through our survey:

Lake Fenton Community Schools 2026 Facilities and Grounds Survey

We firmly believe community participation is key to planning for our district's future. If you know local voters who do not currently have students in our schools, please feel free to forward this survey to them as well.

Thank you for your continued partnership and support of Lake Fenton Community Schools. Proud to be B.L.U.E.

Chris Belcher
Superintendent

12 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
A Message from Superintendent Belcher

💙⚓🎃 Trunk or Treat is BACK! 🎃⚓💙

West Shore, Torrey Hill & LF Early Learning families—join us Wednesday, October 28, from 5–7 PM in the LFHS north parking lot!

🎃 $5 per child | Adults FREE
💙 Proceeds benefit the Class of 2028
🌦️ Event is weather dependent

🚗 Sponsor a trunk for your child’s class! You provide the fun and decorations—we supply the candy! The top trunk from each building wins a class pizza party. Trunk sponsors receive free wristbands for their immediate family.
Sign up: https://tinyurl.com/2m2jz8hf

🍬 Become a candy sponsor! Local businesses can make monetary donations to help purchase candy. Sponsors receive free wristbands, a social media feature, and their logo displayed at the event.

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12 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Flyer for Lake Fenton’s Trunk or Treat for students and families of West Shore, Torrey Hill, and Lake Fenton Early Learning Center. The event is Wednesday, October 28, from 5–7 p.m. in the Lake Fenton High School parking lot and is weather dependent. Admission is $5 per child; adults are free. The event is a fundraiser for the Class of 2028. The flyer features a friendly ghost carrying two pumpkin treat buckets, along with bats and smaller ghosts.
Flyer with a white background, purple borders, purple and gold lettering, bats, and a smiling ghost carrying pumpkin buckets. The headline reads, “Candy Sponsors Needed!” The Class of 2028 is seeking monetary donations from local businesses to purchase candy for Trunk or Treat, a class fundraiser. Candy sponsors will receive free wristbands, a social media feature, and their logo displayed at the event. Businesses interested in donating can call or text Laura at 810-429-6839 or Crystal at 810-241-8937.
Trunk Sponsor flyer with a white background, purple and gold lettering, bats, and a smiling ghost carrying pumpkin buckets. Families are invited to sponsor a trunk for their child’s class at Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October 28, from 5–7 p.m. in the Lake Fenton High School parking lot. The top trunk from each building will win a class pizza party. Sponsors provide the fun and decorations; candy is supplied. Trunk sponsors receive free wristbands for their immediate family. Claim your trunk at https://tinyurl.com/2m2jz8hf or scan the flyer’s QR code. Admission is $5 per child; adults are free. The event is weather dependent.
💙⚓🤍 Tomorrow is the day! Bring the whole family to the Community Connections Fair at LFHS from 5–7 PM! Enjoy FREE dinner, games, prizes, activities, therapy dogs & more. We can’t wait to see you there! 💙⚓🤍
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12 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Lake Fenton Schools Community Connections Fair flyer. Families are invited to a free evening of games, activities, resources, and prizes for all ages on Tuesday, October 13, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at Lake Fenton High School, 4070 Lahring Road, Linden, MI. Free dinner will be provided, including pizza, hot dogs, and chips. Activities and resources include games and prizes for everyone, mental health resources, wellness activities for students, Lake Fenton therapy dogs, and safety vehicle exploration. The flyer features colorful artwork of people holding up a large red heart and a photo of students interacting with a black therapy dog. The program is funded by Genesee County Community Mental Health millage funds.
💙⚓ Our Principals Month celebration continues with LFHS Assistant Principal Karlie Dieck! 🎉

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12 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Karlie Dieck — LFHS Assistant Principal Blue and navy “Principal Spotlight” graphic with a circular portrait of Karlie Dieck smiling, with long, curly blonde hair and a blue top. The LF logo appears at the bottom right. Her answers highlight: - Favorite part of the school day: Lunch, when she can connect with students outside the classroom and hear about their lives. - Something students might be surprised to learn: She briefly played basketball at Lawrence Technological University, where she was also a Blue Devil. She enjoys hiking and camping. - What makes her proud to be BLUE: Giving back to the district that raised her, supporting students and staff, and making the same positive impact others made on her.

❄️🎭 Your moment in the spotlight is almost here! Auditions for Lake Fenton Theatre’s Disney’s Frozen are October 12–13 for students in grades 5–12. See the flyer for details and get ready to shine! 💙 #LFLeads #ProudtobeBLUE

13 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Lake Fenton Theatre flyer for Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical, featuring Elsa’s silhouette against a burst of blue ice. Auditions are open to Lake Fenton students in grades 5–12 at the High School Auditorium. Middle and high school students may audition October 12, 6–9 p.m., and/or October 13, 3–6 p.m. Fifth graders may audition October 13, 6–8 p.m. A QR code invites families to join the BAND app for updates.
💙⚓🎉 Today’s Staff Shout Out goes to LFMS Principal Ryan Gonder, Assistant Principal Katherine Carswell and teacher Ashley Speckmann! Nominate another deserving LF staff member at : https://www.lakefentonschools.org/forms/lfcs-staff-shout-outs
13 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Blue and white Lake Fenton Community Schools “Staff Shout Out” graphic honoring Ryan Gonder, Katherine Carswell and Ashley Speckmann, with individual portraits of all three. Text reads “Thank you for all you do!” and “Proud to be BLUE.” An anonymous message reads: “Mr. Gonder & Mrs. Carswell have made a huge impact in helping and supporting my grandson through a difficult time last year and Ms. Speckmann has worked with me non-stop this year during his growth and change.”
💙⚓📚 West Shore Book Fair starts tomorrow, Oct 12 and goes until the 16th! Family shopping 10/14 from 8-9 am. To set up an eWallet or preview books visit scholastic.com/bf/westshoreelementaryschool

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13 days ago, West Shore Elementary School
Scholastic Book fair- Don't miss it
💙⚓ Our preschoolers had so much fun voting for their favorite LFHS Homecoming hallway! Their winning pick was the juniors’ Curious George-themed hallway! What a fun way for our youngest Blue Devils to join in the Spirit Week excitement! 🐵🎉

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15 days ago, Lake Fenton Early Learning Center
child making a mark on A large pad of paper titles Hallway Voting with marks under the different catagories- If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, Pete the Cat, Curious George and Where the Wild Things Are
group of students in a classroom watching a large screen
group of students in a classroom watching a large screen
little boy putting a ticket in a jar
A large pad of paper titles Hallway Voting with marks under the different catagories- If you Give a Mouse a Cookie, Pete the Cat, Curious George and Where the Wild Things Are
💙⚓🎉 Torrey Hill is full of school spirit! Staff and students joined in the Spirit Week fun and showed their Blue Devil pride!

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15 days ago, Torrey Hill Intermediate School
3 women posing together, 1 wearing american flag overalls, and 2 wearing turkey hats
2 boys dressed like cowboys wearing the same outfit
2 women and 1 boy posing wearing cowboy hats
little girl wearing a cowboy outfit
2 women wearing turkey hats
💙⚓🎉 Congratulations to our senior class for winning the LFHS Homecoming Hallway Decorating Contest! Every class brought creativity and school spirit to the halls, making Homecoming Week extra special. Way to go, Blue Devils!

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15 days ago, Lake Fenton High School
a decorated school hallway with a large banner that says Where The Wild Seniors Are
a decorated school hallway with a large banner that says Curious Minds, Junior Vibes
a decorated school hallway with a large banner that has Pete the Cat on it and says Class of 2029: Born to be Groovy
a decorated school hallway with a large banner that says If You Give a Freshman a Cookie
💙⚓🏈 Congratulations to our seniors on their Powderpuff victory Tuesday night! Both teams showed wonderful teamwork, sportsmanship and school spirit. Way to go, Blue Devils! 🎉

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16 days ago, Lake Fenton High School
large group of girls posing on a football field in pink shirts
large group of girls posing on a football field in black shirts
💙⚓ ✨ A little Disney magic for Spirit Week! These Middle School teachers showed off their Disney character gear for Character Day! ✨⚓💙

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16 days ago, Lake Fenton Middle School
group of 5 girls posing in mouse ears
💙⚓ October is National Principals Month! Learn a little more about the leaders who help make LFCS special as we celebrate each with a spotlight. First up: LFHS Principal Wesley Webster! 🎉

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16 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Blue and navy “Principal Spotlight” graphic featuring Wesley Webster, Lake Fenton High School principal. His circular portrait shows him smiling in a light blue shirt and orange tie. The LF logo appears at the bottom right. Three questions and answers highlight: - Favorite part of the school day: Greeting students outside with Mrs. Dieck each morning to create a positive start to the day. - Something students might be surprised to learn: He enjoys carpentry and has built his own pole barn and horse barn. - What makes him proud to be BLUE: The strength of the community and staff who support, guide and empower students. Seeing students grow, succeed and receive their diplomas is the most rewarding part of his work.
❄️✨ Let your talent shine! Lake Fenton Theatre is bringing Disney’s Frozen to the stage! Students in grades 5–12 are invited to audition October 12–13. See flyer for details! 💙⚓
#LFLeads #ProudtobeBLUE
17 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Lake Fenton Theatre flyer for Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical, featuring Elsa’s silhouette against a burst of blue ice. Auditions are open to Lake Fenton students in grades 5–12 at the High School Auditorium. Middle and high school students may audition October 12, 6–9 p.m., and/or October 13, 3–6 p.m. Fifth graders may audition October 13, 6–8 p.m. A QR code invites families to join the BAND app for updates.
💙⚓🎉 Mixing it up for Spirit Week! Ms. Chelsea and her class loved showing off their fun, mismatched outfits for Mismatch Day! 🎉⚓💙

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17 days ago, Lake Fenton Early Learning Center
teacher posing with group of kids in front of lockers
💙⚓️🌎Science comes to life in Mrs. Swartz’s 5th grade classes! Students explored how food chains work and discovered the important role each organism plays in keeping an ecosystem balanced. 🌎⚓️💙 #LFLeads #ProudtobeBLUE
17 days ago, Torrey Hill Intermediate School
4 children sitting on a classroom floor working with green cards
4 children sitting on a classroom floor working with red cards
4 children sitting around desks working with yellow cards
4 children sitting around a desk working with white cards
3 children sitting around a desk working with blue cards
4 children sitting around a desk working with purple cards
4 children sitting on a classroom floor working with red cards
Under 18 and starting a job? Michigan’s Youth Employment Permit Portal (YEPP) makes applying for a work permit simple! Find guidance and resources at https://Michigan.gov/YouthEmployment

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17 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
What You Need to Know — Getting a Work Permit in Michigan is Simple! If you're under 18 and getting a job, Michigan's online Youth Employment Permit Portal (YEPP) makes it easy for you to complete the permit process. To Get Started: 1) Begin the process through Michigan's Youth Employment Permit Portal (YEPP). 2) Complete your permit application online 3) Find step-by-step guidance and helpful resources all in one place. Visit Michigan.gov/YouthEmployment for the latest information, resources, and updates.
Family Night at the Book Fair! Join us tonight from 4-6 PM in the LFMS Media Center! Stop by, browse some great books, and find a new favorite! Can’t make it in person? Shop the Book Fair online: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lakefentonmiddleschool #LFLeads #ProudtobeBLUE
17 days ago, Lake Fenton Middle School
Family Night Book Fair Wednesday, October 7th 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM LFMS Media Center To visit the Book Fair online go to: https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/lakefentonmiddleschool
💙⚓❗ Reminder! There will be NO late start tomorrow, October 7. 🤍 ❗💙
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18 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Reminder No Late Start Wednesday October 7th
ONE WEEK until the Lake Fenton Schools Community Connections Fair! 🎉 Join us October 13 from 5–7 PM at LFHS for FREE dinner, games, prizes, wellness activities & more. There’s something for everyone! 💙⚓🤍
#LFLeads #ProudtobeBLUE
18 days ago, Lake Fenton Community Schools
Lake Fenton Schools Community Connections Fair flyer. Families are invited to a free evening of games, activities, resources, and prizes for all ages on Tuesday, October 13, from 5:00–7:00 p.m. at Lake Fenton High School, 4070 Lahring Road, Linden, MI. Free dinner will be provided, including pizza, hot dogs, and chips. Activities and resources include games and prizes for everyone, mental health resources, wellness activities for students, Lake Fenton therapy dogs, and safety vehicle exploration. The flyer features colorful artwork of people holding up a large red heart and a photo of students interacting with a black therapy dog. The program is funded by Genesee County Community Mental Health millage funds.