The spring LeelaNews has been published and should be arriving in mailboxes soon. This edition of the LeelaNews has great articles about Life Skills Education, the recent visit by Joshua Davis and On Stage 4 Kids, plus updates on the Leelanow donor campaign and an update from our Admissions Department.
The Leelanau School is a unique place that gives its students special opportunities. Whether it’s studying biology on location at beautiful Glen Lake, or having English class on the beach, things happen at our school that are truly extraordinary. One of those things happened this past Friday, February 20.
At a fabulous school assembly, the Leelanau community was treated to a performance by a new music education project called On Stage 4 Kids. This program brings some of the top musicians and songwriters in Michigan to elementary, middle, and high schools across the state.
The goal of On Stage 4 Kids is to educate K-12 students about the songwriting, history, and culture of American music.
Healthy Snacks = Healthy Students!There is a great article on this topic available by clicking this link.
Welcome to GivingTuesday, a nationally recognized day for people to give and make a difference! It’s your opportunity to give to the Leelanau School and help both current and future students. We are also offering premiums for donations of $100.00, $500.00, and $1,000.00. You can make your contribution at the link below. We welcome any and all donations from our Leelanau School family, community, friends and neighbors. In addition, please ask *your* family and friends to make a donation as well. Tell them how much Leelanau means to you and that you would appreciate their support of the school. Thank you!
Niche ranked The Leelanau the 19th best Private High School in Michigan. The ranking methodology used was from US Department of Education Statistics and parent and student surveys. Please read more about the ranking methodology by clicking on this link.
The Leelanau School ignites a passion for learning in a boarding school where students thrive by engaging academically and by celebrating everyone’s unique learning styles in a culture of acceptance, leading to successful and meaningful lives in college and beyond.