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Physics & ACC Physics: It’s important to
expose students to key concepts that
match their current ability level while also
introducing material slightly above it. This
balance helps build confidence and
ensures understanding of foundational
skills, while the more challenging content
stretches their thinking and promotes
growth. When students are regularly
exposed to higher-level ideas, they
develop perseverance, critical thinking, and
the ability to apply knowledge in new ways
—key skills for long-term academic success
and lifelong learning. A great idea to
combine classes to expose students to
new learning opportunities!

Position/Role at Lakeview:
Teacher,
NHS Adviser, Diversity Club Adviser

Number of Years in Education:
32

Number of Years at Lakeview:
29

What inspired you to become an educator/choose your
profession?

I love learning new things and it's really rewarding to
see people grow intellectually, socially and
emotionally.

What are your hobbies or interests outside of school?

I hike, I read and I spend as much time as possible in
the woods or on a boat.

Do you have a favorite quote or motto that inspires
you?

“The world is so much larger than I thought. I
thought we went along paths―but it seems there are
no paths. The going itself is the path.” CS Lewis

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Position/Role at Lakeview:
English Teacher

Number of Years in Education:
21

Number of Years at Lakeview:
15

What inspired you to become an educator/choose your
profession?

I have always enjoyed reading, so I majored in English
thinking I would pursue a career in book publishing. In
undergrad, I worked for a program at Oakland University
tutoring at-risk youth in Pontiac and Oak Park and really
enjoyed getting to be a part of their success story, so I
decided to pursue a Master's degree in secondary
education. While taking classes, i subbed during the day and
really enjoyed sharing good stories with students.

What are your hobbies or interests outside of school?

Outside of school, I read a lot, hang out with my dog Milo,
and catch up on my TV shows or good movies.

Do you have a favorite quote or motto that inspires
you?

Anything worth doing, is worth doing well.

Students were engaged in a thoughtful lesson that
combined technology, reading, and discussion to
strengthen comprehension skills. Using their
Chromebooks and a handout for the bell ringer,
students began with a quick activity before moving
into the main lesson. Mr. Savalle opened with a
personal story to connect to the reading, then
introduced “Old Guys and Newspaper.” Through a
read-discuss-read-discuss format, students actively
listened, shared ideas, and connected meaning to the
text. Afterward, they completed a related activity, all
within a familiar routine that reinforces consistent
goals for learning and engagement.

LHS UNIFIED BASKETBALL 25-26

LHS is Officially a Unified Champion School!

We are excited to share that our school is now a Special Olympics Unified Champion School! This program
promotes inclusion and respect through three key areas:

Unified Sports – Students with and without intellectual disabilities playing on the same team.

Whole School Engagement – School-wide activities that promote inclusion and kindness.

Inclusive Youth Leadership – Students of all abilities leading and planning events together.

What is a Unified School? Click here for a quick video explaining what a Unified school means-
https://vimeo.com/361399782?fl=pl&fe=sh

This year, we are starting our journey with a Unified Basketball Team! As we start planning for the season, we will share more information with you and how you can get involved!


Go Huskies!

Please click on the link.

In Forensics class, students recently participated in a
hands-on activity where they investigated a mock
crime scene, carefully gathering fingerprints, fibers,
and other “clues.” This exercise not only gave them a
chance to practice proper evidence collection
techniques but also helped them understand how
attention to detail and following procedure are
critical in solving real-world cases. By engaging in
this activity, students gained both problem-solving
skills and a deeper appreciation for the science
behind criminal investigations.

Kaiser Studio LHS school photo flyer