The Bolt

Over the weekend, we are proud to have nine LCS students place in the state MITES (Michigan Industrial Technology Education Society) competition in Bellaire including one student, sophomore Dylan Fantin, who received a first place award (photo above). Check out the above video to get a visual of the quality of work presented at the […]

As you may have heard, under a new bill passed by the state legislature, Michigan school districts would not have to reschedule up to four cancelled days that occurred during a declared state of emergency. While the bill has been passed by the House and Senate, it does not become law until it is signed […]

Phillip Eickhoff, a senior trombonist at Lapeer High School, has been selected to play lead trombone in the Michigan Youth Arts Festival Jazz Band. This is an incredible accomplishment for a young musician. The performance will be part of the Honors Concert on May 11, at Western Michigan University. The concert, which begins at 2:30 […]

On May 6, 2019, Lapeer Community Schools will host an introductory Priority Committee meeting at 6 p.m. in the Zemmer Cafeteria. Attendees at the meeting will be presented with information regarding the District’s 2019 bond proposal and how they can be a part of the preliminary planning process throughout the spring. The meeting is open to […]

The Employee Recognition Committee is pleased to announce the 2019 Employee Award winners. We salute all the winners for their hard work and dedication. They will be honored at the Employee Recognition Program at 5:30 p.m. on May 15 at the Lapeer Country Club: Distinguished Educator Award Recipients Patrick Lothrop – Center for Innovation (PLTW […]

Lapeer Community Schools is proud to have two FRC robotics teams competing at the highest level in the state. The Strike Zone (5460) and the Chimeras (1684) turned in excellent performances at the FRC State Championship in Saginaw over the weekend. The Chimeras (Team 1684) lost in the finals of the Consumers Energy division. Their […]

Starting in the 2019-20 school year, the Zemmer (8-9) and Rolland-Warner (6-7) campuses will have two familiar faces in new administrative positions. With the retirement of Zemmer Principal Amy Maruca slated for the end of the school year, the District is excited to announce that a transition plan is already in place. 2019-20 Administrative Transition […]