Reminder that Fall Sports Awards Night is Monday, November 25 in Kimball at 7:00 PM. Come celebrate the great accomplishments of all of our fall sports athletes!

White Lake is implementing Positive Behavior, Supports and Interventions (PBIS) this school year. Students who demonstrate the qualities of a good KATS (Keeping engaged, Acting responsibly, Treating other kindly, and Showing empathy) earn tickets for a prize drawing at the end of the week. Our winners of the first week are:

Leo McClure-Thompons

Liam Moeller

Logan Moeller

Josh Doering

Congrats to our winners and do all students for being great KATS!

Great event for our PreK - 1st grade students to attend!

White Lake School District hosted our Annual Thanksgiving Day Parents/Grandparents Day Meal. We had an incredible turnout serving over 250 meals! This incredible day would not have been possible without the help of our incredible food service staff for planning the meal, the custodial staff for preparing the gymnasium, our student leadership group for serving the meal, and of course our wonderful families who joined us today for a great meal.

The White Lake Clinic is asking community members to complete the survey so they can better meet the needs of our community. Please take a few minutes to do so. Thank you!

SuperAppleMan made a visit to White Lake Elementary school yesterday. He spoke with the elementary students on health habits ranging from good character to nutrition. The kids really enjoyed the fun and engaging energy he brought. Thanks SuperAppleMan!

In honor of American Education Week on November 18-22, we encourage all students and staff to celebrate with our different dress up theme days!

In honor of National School Psychologists Week, we wanted to share a little more about White Lake School District's School Psychologist, Jaycie Hohn.

*What I do as a school psychologist: *

As a school psychologist, I can wear lots of hats! We are qualified to work with individuals Birth to 21. We partner with parents, teachers, students, doctors and counselors daily to be able to best serve our students. We get to be problem solvers, advocates and helpers as we navigate the Special Education world.

*Why I went into this field: *

I always knew I wanted to work in schools, but didn't want to be a teacher. After undergrad, I was going to go to grad school for school counseling but then I worked with a school psychologist and realized that is what I wanted to do instead- it is a great mix of education and psychology.

*Favorite part: *

My favorite part is getting to work with so many different people. I love that I get to split my time between meetings with adults and kids! I get to do office work with my door closed sometimes and other times I get to be out and about talking with teachers and kids!

Being a school psychologist is so much fun! No day is the same. If anyone has any questions or is interested more in what I do, I would LOVE to talk to you!