By Olivia Shumaker Special Writer for The Review A tall red and white striped hat perched alone, under a single spotlight, in the center of a darkened stage, greeted viewers as they entered the auditorium....more >>
Business club readies students for a world after school
Around 20 students at Lake Orion High School are getting a head start on their business aspirations. DECA, an association of high school marketing students, is preparing for an international comptitions, which begin on April 28....more >>
ine Knob Elementary students do. They danced and sung during their talent show last Friday night. The audience was wowed by students playing the piano, the guitar and the drums. Adding to the memorable night were third-graders Joey Kennedy, Raymond Bush and Connor Ulrich dancing to Beyonce's "Single Ladies....more >>
Conor Foley landed on his back from the throw and stood up on his feet quickly. "Again," he said approaching Nathan Larkins during rehearsal last Thursday. Foley plays Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Nathan Larkins is the Creature in the Clarkston High School Drama Club's presentation of "Frankenstein," adaptation by Victor Gialanella based on the book by Mary Shelley....more >>
As a result of an unannounced random drug search conducted last week at Oxford High School, two students will face disciplinary action. According to Principal Mike Schweig, a marijuana pipe was found in one student's locker....more >>
Oxford High School seniors Conner Booth and Nick Welch work together like a finely-tuned engine that just rolled off a Detroit assembly line. That's why the two auto students took second place at the state finals of the annual Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition held April 13 at the Macomb Community College Expo Center in Warren....more >>
The public and Oxford Community Schools Board of Education will get an opportunity to hear an explanation of MEAP scores and college-readiness from a member of Oakland Schools at their Board of Education meeting on Monday, April 25....more >>
From singing and dancing to martial arts and gymnastics, Oxford Elementary students lit up the high school's Performing Art Center Friday evening with their wide array of special skills and talents....more >>
Once again a team from Leonard Elementary brought home the gold in the 10th Annual Battle of the Books. They called themselves "The Page Flippers" and they scored 74 out of a possible 84 points to finish first at last week's district-wide competition held at the Oxford High School Performing Arts Center....more >>
It's perhaps the most senseless and tragic case in the mixed-up world of nursery rhymes. One minute, Mr. Humpty Dumpty, a large egg-shaped fellow, was just innocently sitting on a wall, minding his own business....more >>
