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FBI Awards at Green Elementary
Newest members of the Junior FBI in Macomb
County are right here at L’Anse Creuse. Nearly
100 fourth grade students from Green Elementary
received their badges as Special Junior FBI Agents
at a graduation ceremony on March 14. Currently,
Green Elementary is the only school in Macomb
County participating in the project and this is their
fourth year.
During the eight week program, FBI agents
speak to the students about the history of the
FBI, the importance of using conflict resolution
skills, developing good decision making skills,
drug awareness, gun safety, eating right, physical
fitness, and investigative techniques, such as
fingerprints and surveillance,
The program has been a huge success for Green
Elementary. “Students today have very few good
role models,” said Green Elementary Principal,
Culinary Arts Awards
Chef Scott Satterly, Culinary Arts instructor
at the Pankow Center, led his students at the
SkillsUSA Region 2 East competition in Romeo on
March 9-10. Three students placed and will move
on to compete at the state competition in April:
Eileen Hielscher. “The FBI agents who share their
experiences with the children are educated, well
spoken and live their lives to help others. These are
the people our children should know and admire.”
•L’Anse Creuse High School student Adam Angelucci, placed 1st in the Hot
Foods Competition
•Pankow Center student Hannah Rygwelski, placed 2nd in the Hot Foods Competition
Angelucci
•L’Anse Creuse High School student Bailey Chavez, placed
3rd in the Baking Competition
Chef Scott Statterly, Chef Dan Mallo and their culinary team.
SkillsUSA is a national
nonprofit organization serving
teachers, high school and college
students who are preparing for
careers in trade, technical and
skilled service occupations.
Their goal is for each student
to excel and work together to
ensure America has a skilled
workforce.
Rygwelski
Chavez
Superintendent spotlight
by Jacqueline Johnston
Public schools are the cornerstone of democracy
and a true example of a community working together
to create an educated citizenry fully empowered to
contribute to society. What makes public schools
truly special is we provide children a quality
education, giving them the opportunity to become
whoever they want to be. I am a strong advocate for
public schools and I hope you are too.
Michigan public schools have faced many challenges over the past
few years; many of those are the result of a struggling economy.
Districts throughout the state have suffered cuts in funding and
declining enrollment. Through all of the obstacles public schools are
facing, students are still succeeding at high levels. This success is the
direct result of dedicated and committed students, staff, parents and
community members working together to maximize the potential of
our future leaders as steel workers, artists, doctors and much more.
Today a larger number of students throughout the state are
graduating prepared for their future after high school. At L’Anse
Creuse Public Schools, the average 2012 graduation rate for our
traditional high schools is 92.5 percent, a 6.1 percent increase from
2011. Additionally, our alternative high school graduation rate
leapt 18.4 percent from last year. We are extremely proud of the
improvements and will continue to strive for the best, a 100 percent
graduation rate.
The increase in student graduation at L’Anse Creuse is the
culmination of your hard work. It is a rigorous journey, from
kindergarten through grade 12, with each year presenting a
challenging curriculum and opportunities to grow. An example of
that hard work is the recent Michigan Educational Assessment
Program (MEAP) scores. Students throughout the state are showing
gains in the MEAP for writing, reading and mathematics in all
grade levels and most demographics. Closer to home, L’Anse Creuse
students, grades third through ninth, outperformed county and state
averages and improved on last year’s scores in almost all subject
areas and grade levels. Our students ranked first in the county in
seventh grade reading and eighth grade reading and science.
The latest statistics are indicators of our students achieving
their personal best. In combination with student achievement,
other aspects that contribute to our success are a strong focus on
student safety, a nurturing learning environment and expansive
programming providing all students opportunities to excel. L’Anse
Creuse Public Schools is an exemplary district due to your unique
contributions as a parent, student, staff member or community
member. Every day I am so appreciative of our stakeholders’
involvement and I thank you.
Rock-em’ Sockem’ Robotics
by James Coller, Senior at LCHS - N
The L’Anse Creuse Public Schools
FIRST Robotics team, Rock-em’ Sockem’ Robotics, competed on March
16 at the St. Joseph MI FIRST
Robotics District Competition. At
the event, LCPS team members
were able to modify their robot in
order to successfully climb a 10-foot
pyramid twice, an accomplishment no
other team achieved. The team was
eliminated in the quarter final match
but was honored with the Judge’s
Award for the robot’s engineering
excellence and uniqueness.
“The team was faced with some
difficult technical challenges during
the event,” said team mentor Al
Deboni, an engineer for TRW. “Pulling
together students, teachers, and
mentors allowed us to brainstorm
an elegant solution to the issue and
we implemented it in record time.
Although they lost in the quarter finals,
they did win the coveted Judge’s Award
due to the machine’s ability to perform
certain tasks others simply couldn’t.”
Rock-em’ Sock-em’ Robotics, is based
out of the F.V. Pankow Center. For
more information, contact team mentor
Nick Paterni at [email protected]. The
team will compete again at Troy Athens
High School March 29-30.
Board of Education news
Pamela Hornberger, Trustee, earned the Award of Distinction from the
Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) for accumulating over 208
credits of continuing education and achieving level 3 of 7. Hornberger has
served on L’Anse Creuse Board of Education for nearly three years.
Donald Hubler, Secretary, achieved the Advocacy Skills Specialty
certification from MASB after completing six certified boardmember award
classes focusing on community and media relations, public speaking,
advocacy for public education, spokesperson training and one elective of this
nature. Hubler has served on the L’Anse Creuse Board of Education for seven years.
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L’Anse Creuse High School – North Alumni goes Pro
Steven Oleksy, 2004 L’Anse Creuse High School - North
graduate, recently signed to play professional hockey for the
National Hockey League’s (NHL) Washington Capitals. Oleksy
grew up in Chesterfield, playing hockey around the metro
Detroit area. He played for several teams following high school
and college, with the most recent being the Hershey Bears
based in Pennsylvania. After 55 games with the Bears and
ranking third among AHL defenseman in penalty minutes,
Oleksy was signed to his first NHL deal with the Washington
Capitals. Oleksy signed the three-year deal, two-way contract
on March 4. In his NHL debut, he registered an assist for the
Capitals in a 4-3 comeback victory over the Boston Bruins.
Oleksy contributes his success to perseverance and
consistency, along with a strong support system, including his
family, coaches and teachers. He will be back
in Michigan this summer for his sixth year hosting youth hockey summer camps. “I do [the camps] to give
back to a sport that has given so much to me,” Oleksy said. “I enjoy working with the kids.”
Elementary Schools
Recognized by State
The State of Michigan has recognized two L’Anse
Creuse elementary schools as Reward Schools for
high student achievement and making tremendous
progress.
Green Elementary School has been identified as
a High Performing Reward School for demonstrating
high achievement on state assessments in all five core
subjects (reading, writing, mathematics, science and
social studies), as well as closing the achievement gap.
Joseph M. Carkenord Elementary School has
been identified as a High Progress Reward School
for showing significant improvement and sustaining
growth over several years.
LCHS Broadcasters Earn
MAB Awards
“We are extremely proud of these schools being
recognized by the state,” said Deputy Superintendent
for Curriculum Edward Okuniewski. “Our dedicated
staff, in cooperation with parents, strive to assure all
students are achieving at the highest level possible.
This recognition validates their efforts.”
L’Anse Creuse High School seniors, Adam
Abraham and Brad Tunney, received an award
from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters (MAB)
in Lansing on March 13. Abraham and Tunney, who
have been student broadcasters since their freshman
year, will receive an honorable mention award for
television sports play-by-play. This is the 5th MAB
award for Abraham and 3rd for Tunney.
“I am extremely proud of Adam and Brad’s
accomplishments,” said Steve Miller, Broadcasting
Instructor at L’Anse Creuse High School. “Since
entering our program as freshman, they have
worked very hard to improve their skills as student
broadcasters and this award is a great capstone to
their high school broadcast careers.”
Both Abraham and Tunney plan on attending
Central Michigan University in the fall to study
broadcasting.
This marks the 6th consecutive year students from
the L’Anse Creuse High School Broadcasting Program
have won MAB awards.
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Scholastic Art Awards
Each year, art students from Macomb, St. Clair and
Lapeer Counties hope to have their artwork accepted
into the Regional Scholastic Art Show at the Lorenzo
Cultural Center at Macomb Community College’s
Center Campus. This year, over 2,000 entries were
submitted and only 556 were accepted into the show.
Of those accepted, 132 earned the highest honor, a
Gold Key, 172 awarded Silver Keys and the remainder
Honorable Mentions. L’Anse Creuse took home its
share of honors:
•L’Anse Creuse High School: 8 Gold Keys, 13 Silver
Keys and 16 Honorable Mentions (Teachers:
Janet Prange, Christine Ritchie and
Maribeth Sonsara). Special Gold awarded to
Trysten Mallette-Wisniski, Cody Williams
and Shelbie Wright for their portfolios.
•L’Anse Creuse High School - North: 2 Gold Keys,
6 Silver Keys and 7 Honorable Mentions (Teachers:
Peter Doroh, Jennifer Duffield, Shelia Esshaki and
Robert Melling).
•L’Anse Creuse Middle School - Central: 1 Silver
Key and 4 Honorable Mentions
(Teacher: Andrea Piasecki).
Business Professionals
of America students
head to state tourney
The Frederick V. Pankow Center Business
Professionals of America students competed at
Baker College in Auburn Hills in the annual Region
4 Leadership Conference on January 11. Of the 14
students participating in multiple events, 13 qualified
for the State Leadership Conference in March in
Grand Rapids.
Pankow Center students placed as follows:
•C++ Programming: Mitchell Carter 1st place, Christian Siefen 2nd place and Jacob Norkus
3rd place
•Computer Networking: Charles Ross 1st place
•Computer Security: Armin Gradascevic
2nd place, Nick Lojewski 3rd place and
Ben Nodland 4th place
•Fundamentals of Web Design: Joe Biskner
3rd place and Michael Waligora 5th place
•L’Anse Creuse Middle School - South: 1 Honorable Mention (Teacher: Juliana Schewe).
•IT Concepts: Charles Ross 1st place and
Chris Lukas 3rd place
National Winners
L’Anse Creuse High School: Cody Schultz, junior,
earned a silver medal for printmaking.
L’Anse Creuse High School - North: Alvina Yousif,
senior, earned a silver medal for her drawing.
•Java Programming: Kevin Davis 1st place,
Mitchell Carter 2nd place and Chandler Snoddy
4th place
•Microsoft Network: Armin Gradascevic 2nd place and Ben Nodland 3rd place
•PC Servicing and Troubleshooting: Jacob Norkus 1st place, Owen VanTiem 4th place and
Charles Ross 5th place
•VB Programming: Kevin Davis 5th place
The mission of Business Professionals of America
is to contribute to the preparation of a world-class
workforce through the advancement of leadership,
citizenship, academic, and technological skills
(http://www.michiganbpa.org/about).
Mackenzie Vespa pictured with her self portrait
Raven Masters, Shelbie Wright and Cody Williams
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Are you moving out of our
district and want to stay in
L’Anse Creuse?
If so, you need to fill out an
external Schools of Choice
application at http://choose.lc-ps.
org and turn it in no later than
May 13 for grades 9-10 or
June 14 for K-8. After that date,
we cannot accept out-of-district students, so do not
miss out. If you do not end up moving, just notify us,
and we will remove your application and your child
will remain in his/her home school.
Bond update
High School - North
Winter sports team fans are enjoying
the new indoor concession stand that was
completed in January. In addition, the pool
lobby has been retiled as part of the winter
construction projects.
Middle School - North
HSN pool lobby
Parents and students are now able to access the building via a beautiful,
glass front entrance. The recently completed commons area is used by
students throughout the day and is a fun gathering spot during sports
activities. In the new gym addition, the fitness lab is complete and the gym
floor is being installed.
Future Projects
Planning is underway for summer construction projects. Highlights include
second floor renovations at L’Anse Creuse High School; fire suppression in
the pool and gym areas of High School - North; renovating Middle School North’s old gym into new band and choir rooms; new flooring at Middle
School - East; new flooring, casework and roofing at the Frederick V.
Pankow Center; and new roofs at Emma V. Lobbestael, Donald J. Yacks
and Tenniswood Elementary Schools.
MSN commons area
MSN pool gym floor
L’Anse Creuse Foundation supports teachers, graduates
Christmas came early when L’Anse Creuse Foundation members surprised teachers with oversized checks
in their classrooms December 7 representing a funded grant. Greeted with cheers and applause from students,
teachers welcomed the opportunity to bring in a special guest speaker or project to their classroom with the
additional funds. Grants were awarded to:
School
Title
Requester Atwood Elementary School
Making Math Matter
Stephanie Heugh
Carkenord Elementary School
Ukuleles for the Music Classroom
Raymond Sarver
Higgins Elementary School
Globs, Goo, and Guts
Sheila DeBicl, Michelle Reynaert, Gina Walsh
Higgins Elementary School
Modeling in Mathematics
Michelle Kellstrom, Brooke Niskar, Angela Geibel
Higgins Elementary School
Navigating Nonfiction through Reading and Writing!
Katherine Nebel
South River Elementary School
Math, Common Core State Standards
April Agresta, Charlene Barrett, Karen Slifco
Yacks Elementary School
Bounce for Success
Chaya Adler, David Nordstrom, Jr.
LCMS-Central
PBiS
Kathryn DeLuca
LCMS-North
Increasing Student Productivity in the SEI Classroom
Stacey Detrick
LCMS-South
The Geometry of Kite Building
Kristin Cairo
LCHS
Artist Mosaic Tables
Janet Prange, Christine Ritchie, Maribeth Sonsara
LCHS
Art Beyond Borders
Shannan McCarron, Jennifer Allen, Michael Bilen,
Amy Tharp, Sara Cymbalski
LCHS
Tactical Trebuchets
Nicholas Ellul, Anthony Birkmeier
LCHS-North
It Takes “Tu” (You) to Tango
Elaine Siegle, Darrel Johnson, Kelly Fillmore
LCHS-North
Project Adventure/Team Building Activities (students and staff) Terry Ebury, Scott Light
Pankow Center
Pankow in Paradise (PIP)
Shirley Tautolo
Riverside Academy
Before I leave Riverside I want to…
Allan Terry
Center for Lifelong Learning
“Read the Movie” Library
Patricia Tanzy
Total “Bounce for Success” Grant at Yacks Elementary School
“Math, Common Core State Standards” Grant at South River
Elementary School
Awarded
$750.00
$986.00
$735.00
$502.90
$1,483.22
$800.00
$498.89
$2,000.00
$900.00
$240.00
$500.00
$1,250.00
$1,600.00
$800.00
$1,749.00
$2,000.00
$1,000.00
$516.94
$18,311.95
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Prom Alert
for Parents
BE AWARE!
Prom and homecoming
are prime times for underage drinking.
Make sure your child has a
precise plan for the evening
and that you know all the
details.
Work with the school to have
party-control procedures in
place. For example, specific
times of arrival and departure
and backpack checks. (Kids
often carry a change of
clothes and alcohol in their
backpacks.)
Host parties before and after
the prom with plenty of food
and adult chaperones.
If teens are attending a postprom party, know the location
and check it out ahead of time.
Ask about alcohol use and
enforcement.
Know who is going to be
driving. For limo services,
check their policy on allowing
alcohol in the vehicle.
Be aware that teens often
tip limo drivers to purchase
alcohol for them.
Discuss prom rules (both yours
and their schools’) with your
child and the consequences
for violating them.
Do not rent hotel rooms for
prom-goers. A parent whose
credit card is used to rent
a hotel room is liable for
damages.
Communicate frequently with
other parents and school
officials, kids often make last
minute changes to their plans.
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Pankow’s TV & Broadcast Media student
earn awards
Lauren Mueller,
junior from L’Anse Creuse
High School - North, won
two awards for her Public
Service Announcement
(PSA) “Wanna Get
Buzzed?” which looks at
the dangers of alcohol
abuse from a unique
perspective. Mueller’s
animated film took
first place in the PSA
competition and second
place in the overall
festival. “With close to 100 student films represented from some of the best video
programs in the tri-county area, that’s quite an accomplishment,” said Michael
Kaufman, TV & Broadcast Media instructor. The PSA can be viewed on the L’Anse
Creuse Public Schools YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCGp
DndSfDk&list=UUEpLQXIsdIwmdBfrt0-CZnQ.
Chinese Students Visit from Wuhan, China
In February, a group
of six students and one
teacher from Wuhan,
China visited L’Anse
Creuse. Wuhan is an
auto-manufacturing hub
in central China. During
their two week stay,
the Chinese students
were fully immersed in
American Culture and had
the opportunity to visit the
Palace of Auburn Hills to
root on the Pistons, attend
a high school dance, ice
skate at Campus Martius Park, and tour local museums and colleges.
The Chinese students stayed with L’Anse Creuse host families, who also treated
them to local attractions like Gibraltar Trade Center, dinner at Lafayette Coney
Island, and a shopping spree at Somerset Collection. The students gave excellent
feedback on their visit, and several of them expressed a desire to return for a
longer-term exchange in the District.
Greg Henery, Mandarin
Chinese teacher at the Pankow
Center and trip coordinator said,
“L’Anse Creuse is seeking to
increase the global awareness
and cultural sensitivity of
its students. Visits like this
from our Chinese partners
accomplish those District goals,
while hopefully attracting
more Chinese students to the
exchange program here in
L’Anse Creuse.”
Winter Sports in brief
L’Anse Creuse High School – North
Boys Basketball.............................. MAC Red Champions
........................................................... District Champions
Girls Basketball . .......................... MAC Blue Champions
Summer Programs
Middle school and high school summer school
classes are listed in the summer programs
brochure. Elementary explorer classes and
enrichment camps are also featured. To view a
copy, go to: www.lc-ps.org and look on the lefthand side of the home page for a link. To request
a brochure, call 586-783-6300 ext. 1013.
Boys Bowling.................................. State Finals, 18th Place
Girls Bowling ................................ Co-MAC Red Champions
........................................................... State Finals, 11th place
Individual State Qualifiers.............. Alyssa Meade & Sam Gainor
Cheerleading ................................. MAC White Champions
Wrestling
Regional Qualifiers........................... LaMonte Baker, State Finals 8th, All-State Honors............................... Mike Srbinovich
L’Anse Creuse High School
Boys Basketball
MAC White 1st Team....................... John Johnson
MAC Honorable Mention................. Max Cook, Maerit Riley & RJ Vann
All County Honorable Mention....... Max Cook & John Johnson
Girls Basketball............................. 3rd Team All County Tier 1 All Star
........................................................... All Academic Award Winner
Carly D’Almeida............................ Detroit News: All East Area – 1st Team
........................................................... Honorable Mention All State
........................................................... AP All State Special Mention
Competitive Cheer......................... 10 MAC Academic Award Recipients
All Conference................................... Mandy Morgott & Marchea Porcaro
1st Team All District........................ Amanda Morgott
2nd Team All District....................... Victoria Nazar & Marchea Porcaro
All District Honorable Mention....... Celia McKinney & Jackie Azar
All State Academies…...................... Kassie Beaujean
Hockey
All Conference MAC White.............. Tyler Andrews
2nd Team All State Defense........... Ryan Korpal
All State Academic........................... Jason Grand, Reed Quint &
........................................................... Maxwell Raska
Boys Swim....................................... County Meet, 2nd Place
........................................................... D2 State Meet, 16th Place
........................................................... Mac White, 2nd Place
FREE! Learn-to-Swim
program
The Learn-to-Swim Program for third-graders
and will be held at L’Anse Creuse High School
and L’Anse Creuse High School - North pools
starting April 15, 2013. The five week program
offers beginner or intermediate skills level
lessons. You can register your child at
http://commed.lc-ps.org or call Community
Education at 586-783-6330 for more
information.
Wrestling......................................... Academic All State
State Qualifiers................................. Daniel Colon, Brendan Hazelton &
........................................................... Devan Richter
1st Team All County........................ Daniel Colon & Devan Richter
All MAC............................................. Daniel Colon, Brendan Hazelton,
........................................................... Devan Richter & Ian Weldron
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Superintendent
Edward Okuniewski
Deputy Superintendent for
Curriculum
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Assistant Superintendent for
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Director for Public and
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Erik Edoff
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Lisa Montpas
Executive Director for
Elementary Education
Nancy Supanich
Director for Special Education
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