2026 Soaring Beyond Alumni Spotlight
Meet Kiya Parsons, Class of 2019
Once a Falcon, always a Falcon!
We are excited to introduce Kiya Parsons, LakeVille High School Class of 2019, who has found her way back home to the Falcon family! Today, Kiya serves as a School Counseling Intern and Premiere Sub at LakeVille High School, bringing her experiences and passion for helping others full circle.
After graduating from LakeVille, Kiya earned her B.A. in Psychology from Oakland University and is currently finishing her M.A. in Mental Health and School Counseling this semester.
Kiya’s journey has also brought her into an exciting new chapter—motherhood! She welcomed her daughter, Kalani Michel, on New Year’s Day, and describes her as her “biggest blessing and best friend.” As the first baby in the family, Kalani is surrounded by plenty of love and, according to Mom, perhaps just a tiny bit of spoiling! Kiya is also looking forward to becoming an aunt as her family continues to grow.
When Kiya looks back on her LakeVille years, some of her favorite memories happened just before game time. As a volleyball and softball athlete, she remembers hanging out with her teammates, laughing together, and making memories that have stayed with her. She loves that in a small community and small school, her teammates all grew up together and now, their children are growing up together, too.
One teacher who made a lasting impact on Kiya was Mr. Brioullet, who taught history and Driver’s Education. Although Kiya didn't pursue history in college, she credits Mr. B with helping her discover a passion for the subject. She also remembers him as one of the calmest Driver’s Ed instructors around!
During her time at LakeVille, Kiya was involved in volleyball, softball, Student Council, and National Honor Society. Today, she is putting her education and experiences to work helping students navigate their own paths which is something that makes her return to LakeVille especially meaningful.
Kiya’s advice to today’s students is simple but powerful:
“Slow down and let yourself be present. You don’t have to have everything figured out or constantly worry about what comes next. Some of the moments you’re living right now will become the memories you treasure most, so give yourself permission to enjoy them while they’re happening.”
We are so happy to have Kiya back where she belongs and look forward to watching her continue to make a difference in the lives of our students.
Welcome home, Kiya! Once a Falcon, always a Falcon!
Meet Kiya Parsons, Class of 2019
Once a Falcon, always a Falcon!
We are excited to introduce Kiya Parsons, LakeVille High School Class of 2019, who has found her way back home to the Falcon family! Today, Kiya serves as a School Counseling Intern and Premiere Sub at LakeVille High School, bringing her experiences and passion for helping others full circle.
After graduating from LakeVille, Kiya earned her B.A. in Psychology from Oakland University and is currently finishing her M.A. in Mental Health and School Counseling this semester.
Kiya’s journey has also brought her into an exciting new chapter—motherhood! She welcomed her daughter, Kalani Michel, on New Year’s Day, and describes her as her “biggest blessing and best friend.” As the first baby in the family, Kalani is surrounded by plenty of love and, according to Mom, perhaps just a tiny bit of spoiling! Kiya is also looking forward to becoming an aunt as her family continues to grow.
When Kiya looks back on her LakeVille years, some of her favorite memories happened just before game time. As a volleyball and softball athlete, she remembers hanging out with her teammates, laughing together, and making memories that have stayed with her. She loves that in a small community and small school, her teammates all grew up together and now, their children are growing up together, too.
One teacher who made a lasting impact on Kiya was Mr. Brioullet, who taught history and Driver’s Education. Although Kiya didn't pursue history in college, she credits Mr. B with helping her discover a passion for the subject. She also remembers him as one of the calmest Driver’s Ed instructors around!
During her time at LakeVille, Kiya was involved in volleyball, softball, Student Council, and National Honor Society. Today, she is putting her education and experiences to work helping students navigate their own paths which is something that makes her return to LakeVille especially meaningful.
Kiya’s advice to today’s students is simple but powerful:
“Slow down and let yourself be present. You don’t have to have everything figured out or constantly worry about what comes next. Some of the moments you’re living right now will become the memories you treasure most, so give yourself permission to enjoy them while they’re happening.”
We are so happy to have Kiya back where she belongs and look forward to watching her continue to make a difference in the lives of our students.
Welcome home, Kiya! Once a Falcon, always a Falcon!
Count Day is October 7th, 2026!
Please take a moment to complete the form and return it to your student’s school. The Education Benefits Form collects information needed to ensure the school receives state and federal funding for educational programs. Without this information, LVCS could lose important funding for education programs that our students need. These supplemental grants and programs have the potential to offer supports and services for our students including, but not limited to, dual enrollment, credit recovery, school nurses, technology, and more.
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Remember to buy your child's LakeVille Memorial High School yearbook today! There are only 5 more copies available at a $15 discounted price! Go to https://jostensyearbooks.com/?REF=A03859300 for this amazing deal!
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” — Albert Camus
TONIGHT! We honor one of our own! 🩵
LakeVille JV Volleyball player, Lily Lang, has shown incredible strength and determination as she battled Ovarian Cancer—and now, she has battled her way back to our gym floor! 🏐💪
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to celebrate Lily’s courage and strength with a Teal Out in her honor!
Come out, wear your teal, and help us fill the gym with love, support, and encouragement for Lily 🩵
Welcome back to the gym, Lily! We are so proud of you! 🩵🏐
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Athletic Update for 9/23 - Middle School Football Game is at 6:00 (not 6:30).
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Tuesday, September 22, we honor one of our own! 🩵
LakeVille JV Volleyball player, Lily Lang, has shown incredible strength and determination as she battled Ovarian Cancer—and now, she has battled her way back to our gym floor! 🏐💪
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to celebrate Lily’s courage and strength with a Teal Out in her honor!
Come out, wear your teal, and help us fill the gym with love, support, and encouragement for Lily 🩵
Welcome back to the gym, Lily! We are so proud of you! 🩵🏐
LakeVille JV Volleyball player, Lily Lang, has shown incredible strength and determination as she battled Ovarian Cancer—and now, she has battled her way back to our gym floor! 🏐💪
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to celebrate Lily’s courage and strength with a Teal Out in her honor!
Come out, wear your teal, and help us fill the gym with love, support, and encouragement for Lily 🩵
Welcome back to the gym, Lily! We are so proud of you! 🩵🏐
Tuesday, September 22, we honor one of our own! 🩵
LakeVille JV Volleyball player, Lily Lang, has shown incredible strength and determination as she battled Ovarian Cancer—and now, she has battled her way back to our gym floor! 🏐💪
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to celebrate Lily’s courage and strength with a Teal Out in her honor!
Come out, wear your teal, and help us fill the gym with love, support, and encouragement for Lily 🩵
Welcome back to the gym, Lily! We are so proud of you! 🩵🏐
LakeVille JV Volleyball player, Lily Lang, has shown incredible strength and determination as she battled Ovarian Cancer—and now, she has battled her way back to our gym floor! 🏐💪
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, and we are proud to celebrate Lily’s courage and strength with a Teal Out in her honor!
Come out, wear your teal, and help us fill the gym with love, support, and encouragement for Lily 🩵
Welcome back to the gym, Lily! We are so proud of you! 🩵🏐
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Why Choose School Sports?
Because school sports programs are different. While club, collegiate, and professional sports are focused on developing the best athletes, education-based athletics are focused on developing the whole person through invaluable life lessons.
Looking for a way to get involved at your school? For a sporting event to attend? For a cause to support? Choose School Sports!
Students: School sports programs help you develop character, build confidence, and gain friends and mentors for life. Talk to your school’s athletic administrator about participating!
Parents, educators and community members: School sports programs are where everyone can join. Everyone is welcome. And everyone belongs. Encourage the students in your life to get involved!
Sports fans: Attending your local schools’ athletic events supports student-athletes and their schools, your community and the mission of school sports. Thank you for your partnership!
With so many activities that students can participate in and so many events that fans can attend, the choice is clear: Choose School Sports!
It's a Bird! It's a Plane! No, It's the SUPER HERO HOMECOMING PARADE!
2026 Homecoming Parade Information:
Friday, October 9, 2026
Groups or Organizations participating in the parade must complete this form and return it to Melanie Chappell at the High School no later than Friday, October 2
Line Up 1:00 PM at St.. Francis Xavier Church in Otisville
Parade 2:00 PM
2026 Homecoming Parade Information:
Friday, October 9, 2026
Groups or Organizations participating in the parade must complete this form and return it to Melanie Chappell at the High School no later than Friday, October 2
Line Up 1:00 PM at St.. Francis Xavier Church in Otisville
Parade 2:00 PM
May we always cherish and defend the liberties protected by our Constitution
Attention JV Football Players, Parents, and Spectators. The home game scheduled for 9/17/2026 vs. Durand has been cancelled.
Falcon Nation! Please WELCOME Mr. Connor McClennen to the LakeVille Family! Mr. McClennen is our new Athletic Director! Mr. McClennen comes to us from Saginaw Valley State University with his bachelor's degree and MBA from Quincy University where he was also a Graduate assistant coach for baseball. Mr. McClennen comes from a family of athletes with multiple family members who have played high level collegiate athletics. Fun Facts about Mr. McClennen - he was a member of the 2024 SVSU Cardinals Baseball team that set a program record for wins while hosting the program's first ever regionals and super regionals - they also won the GLIAC regular season title! When asked past or present, name someone you would have dinner with if it were possible, Mr. McClennen said Nick Saban. He would love to hear his perspective in person on what creates and maintains winning cultures while also finding ways to develop young people into the best versions of themselves.
Mr. McClennen would like the LakeVille Community to know he is passionate about sports and the impact they can have at molding young student athletes. He loves watching sports bring people and communities together while teaching students the importance of discipline, hard work and teamwork. Mr. McClennen's top priority here at Lakeville is to help these young athletes grow into the best versions of themselves while setting them up for success by giving them the best chance to perform at a high level in their respective sports.
Welcome Mr. McClennen!
Mr. McClennen would like the LakeVille Community to know he is passionate about sports and the impact they can have at molding young student athletes. He loves watching sports bring people and communities together while teaching students the importance of discipline, hard work and teamwork. Mr. McClennen's top priority here at Lakeville is to help these young athletes grow into the best versions of themselves while setting them up for success by giving them the best chance to perform at a high level in their respective sports.
Welcome Mr. McClennen!
Falcon Nation! Please WELCOME Mrs. Julia Thompson to the LakeVille Family! Mrs. Thompson is our new School Social Worker! She is coming to us from Westwood Heights Schools. Mrs. Thompson loves working with kids and teaching them coping skills. She has two boys, Connor 13 and Ashton 10. She is married to her wonderful husband of almost 12 years. They have a golden retriever named Gabbi Girl and an orange cat named Charlie. Mrs. Thompson's family is most important to her and some are chosen family. Fun Fact about Mrs. Thompson - she has gone skydiving! When asked past or present, name someone you would have dinner with if it were possible, Mrs. Thompson would love to have dinner with her Granny. She passed away a few years ago, but she was Mrs. Thompson's favorite person and someone she has learned so much from.
Mrs. Thompson would like the LakeVille Community to know she is a creative fun person and loves to make a difference in others' lives.
Welcome Mrs. Julia Thompson!
Mrs. Thompson would like the LakeVille Community to know she is a creative fun person and loves to make a difference in others' lives.
Welcome Mrs. Julia Thompson!
