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In a room overlooking the White House, LISD TECH Center students Diego Juarez (Tecumseh) and Sam Solis (Onsted) recently represented Lenawee County in the nation’s capital as they presented a team project at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation event. Their project was part of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Employer Provided Innovation Challenges (EPIC), an initiative aimed at bridging the gap between education and industry through high-quality, project-based learning.

The Lenawee ISD Board of Education unanimously appointed Kathryn Mohr (Britton Deerfield) to fill an open seat at their regularly scheduled board meeting on Monday, May 6th. The vacancy was created following the death of Lenawee ISD Board of Education Treasurer Dave Pray earlier this spring.

It is with great sadness that Lenawee ISD announces the loss of David Pray, a cherished member of our Board of Education. Mr. Pray, who passed away on April 18, 2024, was a champion for public education, having served on the Lenawee ISD Board since 2016.

Five LISD TECH Center students in the Automotive Services Technology (AST) program recently received the Gary Bettis Tool Box Grant. The grants were presented by the Lenawee County Education Foundation (LCEF).

In a showcase of scientific prowess, middle school students from Lenawee County gathered at Adrian High School’s Performing Arts Center on January 30th for the regional You Be the Chemist Challenge®. More than 40 young minds put their chemistry knowledge to the test at the competition coordinated by the Lenawee Intermediate School District (LISD), Lenawee Now, and local chemical companies.