Lake Orion Community Schools Superintendent Marion Ginopolis will regularly share thoughts and updates about district-related topics in The Review. Talented and passionate students. A grueling year-round schedule. Devoted parents. Dedicated staff. These are just a few characteristics that can be attributed to the spectacular, award-winning LOHS marching band. At every event in the school district, […]
The Lake Orion High School Marching Band performs in the Michigan Competing Band Association (MCBA) State Finals at 6:52 p.m. Saturday at Ford Field in Detroit. The Dragons will compete in flight one against marching bands from Dakota, Clarkston, Hudsonville, Lakeland, Grand Blanc, Novi, Grandville, Plymouth-Canton and Rockford high schools. Tickets are $20 for adults, […]
For more photos see Oct. 30 issue of The Lake Orion Review.
Blanche Sims Elementary students exceed fundraising goal – Principal Nuss hits the roof Blanche Sims Elementary students may have had their annual Fun Run fundraiser on Oct. 4, but the fun continued for 20 more days. The students raised a record $18,000 for the school’s PTO. If they reached their $15,000 goal, Principal Ken Nuss […]
By Joe St. Henry Review Sports Contributor Monroe traveled two hours north last Friday to provide Lake Orion with a final tune-up before the start of the MHSAA football playoffs this week. The Trojans probably wished they stayed home, falling to the Dragons, 45-27. As it has all season, Lake Orion scored early and often […]
LOHS junior Sophie Novak won her second cross country regional championship over the weekend. Novak, who previously held the school record, broke her own record by running the course in 17:59.9 minutes and defeating her closest competitor by 1:34. The impressive finish qualifies Novak for the state finals for the third consecutive time. The team […]
LOCS Superintendent Marion Ginopolis will regularly share thoughts and updates about district-related topics in The Review. As we approach the winter, weather conditions, hazardous roads, and power outages often make it necessary to close schools for the safety of our students. This is a difficult decision under the best of circumstances and involves many factors. […]
By Joe St. Henry Review Sports Contributor Lake Orion excised the demons of Clarkston’s nine-year stranglehold on their football rivalry by throttling the Wolves last Friday, 55-21. The dominating victory improved Lake Orion’s record to 7-1 (5-1 OAA Red) with one game remaining in the regular season before the start of the MHSAA state playoffs. […]
By Megan Kelley Review Writer After two upsetting defeats against Clarkston (final score 3-1) and Stoney Creek (final score 3-2), the Dragons were 4-2 overall going into their final league (OAA Red) game of the season. The ladies hosted the then 3-3 overall Rochester Adams High School Highlanders. A Highlander win would even out both […]
The Dragon cross country team headed to Clintonwood Park to compete in the OAA Red league meet on Oct. 17. Forty-six out of Lake Orion’s 64 runners ran their personal best during the meet. Senior Andrew Nolan and sophomore Jacob Gleason earned All-league honors at the podium with their 2nd and 14th place finishes, respectively. […]