Updates from Mrs. Froning

September 18, 2021

Oakley Park Hours: 8:55 am - 4:00 pm Monday-Friday

REMINDER: Tuesday, September 28th

Tuesday, September 28th will be a 1/2 for students. Staff will be engaging in importnat professional learning during the afternoon.


Dismissal will be at 12:25 pm (no lunch served)


12:20 pm begin calling Owl Pick Up numbers


12:21 pm Walkers and Prime time

12:22 pm begin calling student names (based on parent sign out)

12:23 pm begin calling bus numbers

Oakley Park School Times

Drop off: 8:50 AM

First Bell: 8:55 AM

Tardy Bell: 9:00 AM
Dismissal: 4:00 PM
1/2 Day Dismissal: 12:25 PM


*Beginning Monday, September 13th student arriving after 9:00 must be sign in by an adult and will be marked tardy.

Staggered Dimssal times:

3:55 pm begin calling Owl Pick Up numbers

3:56 pm Walkers and Prime time

3:57 pm begin calling student names (based on parent sign out)

3:58 pm begin calling bus numbers


4:07 Buses depart from Oakley Park


*Owl Pick Up numbers and student names will continue to be called throughout the dismissal period.

End of the Day Plan Changes

Please be sure to always include the office staff when emailing teaches regarding changes in the end of school plan for your child! In the event you need to pick your student up prior to dismissal, we ask that you do so before 3:40 p.m. Emailing teachers and office staff regarding an early dismissal is very helpful to all.

Safety Drills

We are committed to providing a safe, caring, and supportive environment for all of our students, and we continue to follow all WLCSD safety protocols, of which our students are active participants. To enhance our emergency preparedness, we conduct safety drills and we regularly review our practices and procedures. Teachers spend time during class meetings reviewing and practicing the various drills. Please let your classroom teacher know if your student expresses worry or concern about any of the safety drills. Over the course of the school year we will practice the following types of safety drills:
  1. Fire Drill: Students and staff vacate the building in a safe and orderly manner using the exit that is closest to their location at the time of the drill. The actual alarm is very loud and the alarm unit includes a strobe light. Once outside, teachers account for all students. We conducted our first drill on Tuesday, September 14th.

  2. Alert/Tornado Drill: Students and staff move to a location that has been determined to be safe, away from window areas. Students kneel on the floor, bending over covering their head. Once in position, teachers account for all students. In some cases, students and staff take shelter in their own classroom while others have a different designated location. There is a pre-recorded message played over the PA system that instructions everyone to take shelter. We conducted our first alert drill on Wednesday, September 15th.

  3. Shelter in Place: The procedure is simple, staff and students remain in their classrooms to allow for clear hallways and classroom learning continues as usual. We do use this procedure throughout the year to ensure proper medical attention/support can be given if a student or staff member is in need. There is a pre-recorded message played over the PA that instructions everyone to “Shelter in Place”. We will conduct a Shelter in Place drill during the week of September 20th.

Exciting Scouting Opportunities at Oakley Park

4th Grade Girl Scout Opportunity

Inviting all 4th grade Girls looking to join Junior Girl Scouts! We will have our first information meeting with new leaders and many of the same friends on Tuesday @ 5:00 in the media center. We will discuss the exciting opportunities for our girls to empower and support each other while having fun, earning badges, selling cookies and learning so many life skills. Hope to see you there! Looking forward to a great year!

Cub Scouts

ALL BOYS AND GIRLS IN GRADES K-5 ARE INVITED TO JOIN THE FUN OF CUB SCOUTS!


Learn more and sign up with Pack 227 on

Thursday, September 23rd, 2021 at 6:30pm

at Multi-lakes, 3860 Newton Rd, Commerce Twp, MI 483824

For more information contact Jessie Clawson at 248-515-9098

or email commercepack227@gmail.com

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Therapy Dog Update

Here is the information needed if you'd like to make a donation using the Walled Lake eFunds system.

1. Log into Family Access to get to Efunds.

2. Click on “fee management”

3. then “Make a payment” – which will takes you to the Efunds site. You will create or sign into your Efunds account.

4. “Optional Fees” is on the menu to the left of the screen. (see below)

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From there, you should see the option for the therapy dog donation payment item. They simply click on that, enter the amount you wish to donate and proceed to checkout.


You can also get to Efunds through the district website – wlcsd.org and you will see “Online Payments” under the “Parents” Tab. Here you select, “visit the Efunds website to make a payment”. You will then log into your Efunds account and proceed from there.


Here is the direct link to Efunds:

https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/55905

WLCSD Job Openings

WLCSD has several openings in our elementary schools! Training will be provided.

You can learn more on the Oakland Schools website.


Please apply if interested...or help spread the word!


1. Visit Oakland Schools website

2. Select “Search by District”

3. Select Walled Lake Consolidated Schools


To apply, you will create an account and complete an application. Questions? Contact our Human Resources Department (248-956-2000).


Oakley Park is currently looking to hire 2 ASD Program Para Professionals!

School Picture Day

  • Friday, October 1st
More information to come soon!


  • Wednesday, November 10th
Retake Day
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Taste of the Lakes

The Lakes Area Youth Assistance (LAYA) will hold their annual Taste of the Lakes fundraising event on Tuesday, September 21 at Edgewood Country Club from 5:00-7:30 PM.


What is LAYA: Youth Assistance is a non-profit organization that offers professional counseling services and conducts programs for youth and their families who live within the Walled Lake School District.


Our mission is to strengthen youth and families through volunteer involvement. LAYA is one of 26 programs of the Oakland County Circuit Court-Family Division.

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COVID Information

If a member of your household tests positive for COVID we strongly recommend a self-quarantine from last date of close contact, however WLCSD is not currently issuing quarantines. Thank you for taking the necessary steps to help ensure the health and safety of our entire learning community.


If a student tests positive for COVID, they will be isolated for a minimum of 10 calendar days based on the recommendations from the OCHD. All families in that classroom will receive a letter regarding the positive case. The letter also reminds recipients to monitor their child's health closely and if he/she begins experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, stay home, consult your medical provider and get tested for COVID-19.

Daily Health Checks

We continue to urge all families to check your child's health daily and make decisions that will keep our community healthy and safe. Please check for the following symptoms:


  • Fever/Chills
  • Cough
  • Fatigue
  • Headache Sore throat
  • Congestion
  • Runny Nose
  • Nausea or Vomiting
  • Diarrhea
  • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
  • Muscle of Body Aches
  • New loss of smell or taste



If your child has any of these symptoms, please err on the side of caution and keep them home until their symptoms subside. We appreciate your partnership as we continue to work together to keep our community healthy and safe! Health and Safe!

Mask Reminder

On August 24, the Oakland County Health Division instituted a mask mandate for our schools and facilities. Due to this OCHD mandate, the following protocols are required:

  • Masks are required in all of our schools and facilities.
  • Masks are required on our buses.
  • Masks are not required outside (ex. recess).
  • Masks are not required while eating or drinking.
  • Mask Breaks: Please note that teachers will take their classes outside for periodic mask breaks throughout the school day.


District Protocols: You can also refer to the district FAQ document for more information.


Water Bottles: Please remember to send your child to school with a reusable, plastic water bottle. Our drinking fountains are closed. Refilling stations are still open.

Medication at School

We realize there are times when our students will need medication administered at school. In order for school personnel to administer medication to a student, the school district’s “Authorization to Administer Medication” form must be completed and on file in the school office. (This form must be completed yearly) You will find the form linked below. All medication (both prescription and over-the-counter) must be in the original containers. Forms and medication can be dropped off at our main office.

Prime Time Care

Registration for Prime Time Care/Teen Club is now open. Due to technical difficulties, registration will NOT currently be online. Please use the link below to access the Prime Time Care webpage. Registration packets are also available in our lobby area.

Breakfast & Lunch Information

2021-2022 Student Voluntary Accident Insurance

Contact Information

Kristin Froning, Principal

Karen Clark, Principals Secretary

Kim Waling, Building Secretary

Main Office: 248-956-4100

Attendance Line: 248-956-4190

Prime Time Care: 248-956-4199