LakeVille Community Schools

🌟 Great news, Falcon fans! Your amazing support has helped us win the @TMobile #FN5GL $5K Fridays sweepstakes! 🙌 We’re so proud of our Falcon spirit! But we’re not stopping here! Help us make it all the way to the end and get involved by spreading the word on social and tagging lakevillecommunityschools and @TMobile with #FN5GL and #Entry. Let’s keep the energy high and show off our Falcon pride! Thank you all for being part of this journey! 💪🎊

about 5 hours ago, Christina Nevadomski

Falcon Nation! Please WELCOME Ms. Hannah Bodnar to the LakeVille Family! Ms. B is a new Middle School ELA teacher! ELA is her favorite subject to teach and loves that ELA leaves so much room for creativity and critical thinking. Communication and storytelling are such a fundamental part of what makes us human, and she loves helping students find their own ways to express ideas. She especially loves teaching ELA electives like Mythology, Creative Writing, and Teen Literature because they give her even more room to incorporate students’ interests and creativity. Ms. B also loves that teaching ELA is a bit like putting together a puzzle—you have the essential skills and curriculum, but there are so many different ways to piece everything together and help students see the bigger picture! She is coming to us from Saginaw Township Community Schools, where she taught 12th grade ELA and a variety of ELA electives for grades 9–12 at Heritage High School. Ms. Bodnar is a graduate of Saginaw Valley State University and grew up right around the corner in Clio! Ms. B is very close with her family. Her mom, Rungphet, dad, David, and three sisters, Mackenzie, Ellery, and Olivia. She is also the proud mother of seven... cats! Sheldon, Zoozoo, Zack, Nanny, Zoe, Alvaro, and Kevin. According to Ms. B, she is a certified crazy cat lady! Interesting Fact about Ms. Bodnar, she has both a reading disorder and an auditory processing disorder, which is pretty ironic for an ELA teacher (you know, listening, speaking, reading, writing, and what not). She has had to work hard to develop strategies and tools that help her learn and communicate to the best of her abilities and honestly believes that experience is one of her greatest strengths as an ELA teacher. She knows what it feels like when something doesn’t come easily, and she loves helping students find the strategies that work for them. Ms. Bodnar says "If I can do it, you can, too -- and we’ll figure it out together!" When asked past or present, name someone you would have dinner with if it were possible, Ms. B says Dolly Parton, may she rest in peace. She was a true queen of language and storytelling. She had an incredible ability to make people feel seen and understood through her words, whether she was telling a story, writing a song, making someone laugh, or talking about her own life. She also admires how she never seemed to lose her sense of humility, kindness, curiosity, or generosity despite everything she accomplished. She may not have been a traditional “teacher,” but I think she was one of the greatest teachers the world has ever had and embodies so many of the qualities she aspires to demonstrate as an educator.
Ms. Bodnar would like the LakeVille Community to know I may be new to LakeVille and new to middle school, but she is not new to caring deeply about her students or about education. One of her favorite things about teaching ELA is that there isn’t always one “right” way to think, create, or communicate. She wants her students to leave her classroom not only as stronger readers and writers, but as people who are curious, thoughtful, and confident in their own voices. She is excited to learn alongside her students, get to know the LakeVille community, and grow into this new chapter together!

Welcome Ms. Hannah Bodnar!

about 9 hours ago, Christina Nevadomski

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!

2 days ago, Christina Nevadomski

Count Day is October 7th, 2026!

2 days ago, Christina Nevadomski

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.

https://www.myschoolapps.com/Home/DistrictRedirect/LAKEVILLE_MI?langid=1

2 days ago, Christina Nevadomski

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!

3 days ago, Christina Nevadomski

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” — Albert Camus

3 days ago, Christina Nevadomski

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! 🩵🏐

3 days ago, Christina Nevadomski