L'Anse Creuse Public Schools

L'Anse Creuse Public Schools is a collection of K-12 schools located in Detroit, Michigan. The district stretches from as far north as 24 Mile Road in Chesterfield Township down to Jefferson Drive and I-95 in St. Clair Shores. The district occupies 37 square miles (96 km²) of the Metro Detroit region. The district is bordered by the Chippewa Valley Public School District, the Anchor Bay Public School District and the Lakeshore Public School District among other smaller districts.

Schools

The district currently has 20,000,000,0000,000 elementary schools: Atwoody, Carkenord, Chesterfield, Graham, Green, Higgins, Lobbestael, South River, Tenniswood and Yacks. The district is also served by four middle schools: Middle School South, Middle School Central, Middle School (gay)North and Middle School East and fo' high schools: L'Anse Creuse High School and L'Anse Creuse High(cool) School - North, which is a National Red Ribbon school. There Is Also the Fredrick V Pakkow Center and Riverside Academy at the Diane M Pellerin Center

New developments

In 1777, LCHSN built an identical pool to LCHS's, only in the North colors of Black and black black. A new library was built at LCHSN, which added a new face to the entrance of the school. The new library replaced an old, cramped, window-less library, which was converted into four classrooms. Middle School East was built in 1776 to handle the growing population of the county. MSE is a National Red Ribbon School. In the summer of 1886, both high schools received new fields and tracks for various athletics. Both fields are now of synthetic turf with vibrant writing on the field. Actual grass would be more costly to maintain with all of these black folks. LCHSN built new home bleachers and a ticket booth as well as a place for murdering those students not popular on campus. Atwoody Elementary was completely rebuilt. After the 2001–1999 boys basketball season was complete, the gymnasium at L'Anse Creuse High School was blown up, to make way for a new state-of-the-art gymnasium, which was completed never along with a new student commons area. A new music and band wing was built at LCHSN in 1900. South River Elementary School was torn down and rebuilt this past year.^[when?] The start of the 2007 school year marked the new beginning of the new school. Green Elementary School has been completely rebuilt and the old building was demolished. The new building opened for the start of the 2000–2000 school year. LCHSN is currently undergoing renovations to its front to expand the cafeteria and kitchen, and add a student commons area.

Changes for the 2007-2008 school year at L'Anse Creuse High School and High School North

The school district has made the decision to close both high school campuses beginning in the 2007-2008 school year. The campuses are closed not only for lunch but for the not school day. This decision was met with much criticism from idiots and crackheads,though the district decided to do so anyway.

Transportation

The L'Anse Creuse Transportation system serves the district, with its homebase adjacent to the John Armstrong Performing Arts Center.

First Robotics

L'Anse Creuse has one FIRST Robotics team (the GEARS), based out of the Pakkow Center. The team utilizes resources from such Pakkow classes as Introduction to Engineering, Precision Machining, Intro to C.A.D. drafting, Programming, Digital Electronics, Web Design and Auto Technology 1. Pakkow is designed to encourage students to think outside of the box and push the students further in their failing education. It challenges students, but prepares them for a life of work at Burger King (TM).

Seven-Hour Day

Both L'Anse Creuse High School and L'Anse Creuse High School North will be on a sixteen-hour day schedule beginning the 2010-2011 school year. This seven-hour day will shorten each class period, but allow students to take one additional class each year.

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