LakeVille Community Schools

Columbiaville Events of the Week

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🍁 Celebrating 50 Years of Sugar Bush at LakeVille Middle School! 🍁

Do you have a favorite memory of Sugar Bush? Whether it’s from your middle school days or a visit back in elementary school, we want to see it!

To celebrate 50 years of making maple syrup, we’re hosting a special label design contest for this year’s syrup bottles. Selected designs will be featured on our limited-edition pint jars!

🎨 Design Details:
• Create a 3-inch circle label
• Color or black & white
• Show us what Sugar Bush means to you—favorite moments, traditions, poems, or anything that brings a smile!

📅 Deadline: April 10
📍 Turn in to the Middle School Office
📧 Or email: lhebekeuser@lakevilleschools.org

Let your creativity shine and help us celebrate this sweet tradition! 🍁

Columbiaville Elementary School and the community came together for a truly memorable (and inspiring!) Title I Literacy Night centered around writing. Families, teachers, and friends filled the halls, buzzing with creativity as they worked side-by-side to create and illustrate their own stories—and even got to choose free books to take home and grow their personal libraries.
One of the highlights of the evening was hearing from local authors Charles Weaver, a retired Genesee County teacher, and Amanda Kay Hayes, a proud Columbiaville Elementary parent. Both shared their journeys as writers and left our students feeling inspired, confident, and excited to tell their own stories.
The event not only supported students’ growth as writers, but also showcased the incredible strength and heart of our school community. We are so grateful to our teachers and staff for guiding students through the writing process, and to our families for showing up, participating, and celebrating learning together.
Author Night was a joyful reminder that everyone has a story to tell—and an audience ready to listen. We can’t wait to continue nurturing a love of writing, creativity, and storytelling in all of our students!

Sign up TODAY for the afterschool program at Columbiaville!

Not sure what to do for dinner tonight? Come support the LakeVille Marching Band and LakeVille Choir at the Pasta Dinner (featuring Italia Gardens) and Community Showcase (featuring High School and Middle School Bands and Choirs)!
5:30-8:00 PM in the Middle School Gym.
Adults $10
Families (Immediate) $30 Max
Children 4-10 $5
Children 3 and Under FREE!

Be sure to check the Senior Information Page on the LakeVille website for the "Current Scholarships" link!

https://www.lakevilleschools.org/o/lmhs/page/senior-information

Attention Varsity Girls Soccer!
Wednesday's game vs. Yale has been rescheduled to April 10th | 5:00 | HOME

Lucky vibes only!

Kindergarten Registration Information
Call 810-591-3430

Congratulations Tyler Leach on your Commitment to run for the St. Clair County Community College Skippers! Falcon Nation is proud of you!

Congratulations Myla Upthegrove for being selected 1st Team All State - Division 3

Varsity Boys Bowling League Accolades
Wyatt Linson - Honorable Mention

Congratulations MMAC Girls Basketball Coach of the Year - Kendel Burkhardt!

Congratulations to our MMAC All League Girls Basketball Players!
Kelsi Clark - 1st Team
Karrah Behrick - 2nd Team
Dalila Myers - Honorable Mention
Jasmine Myers - Honorable Mention
Anabell Newbery - Honorable Mention

Congratulations to our MMAC All League Boys Basketball Players!
Trey Johnson - Unanimous 1st Team
Bryceon Oliver - Honorable Mention

We are proud to recognize Shelley Burkhardt for her outstanding dedication and leadership this school year. Shelley has gone above and beyond, balancing her regular responsibilities while also stepping in as lead teacher during a colleague’s maternity leave. She handled the added role with professionalism and grace, even while helping train a new lead teacher.

Amid numerous changes within the GSRP program—including staffing transitions and evolving support—Shelley consistently stepped in wherever needed to ensure her team felt supported and the program continued to run smoothly. Her steady leadership and commitment have helped position the GSRP program for continued growth and stability.

We are incredibly fortunate to have Shelley as a leader in our program and grateful for the positive impact she makes every day. Congratulations, Shelley, and thank you for your dedication!