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A student’s wellbeing is the foundation of their academic growth. At South Lake Middle School, we witness the benefits of good care every day! Our support staff helps students with social-emotional support and boosting academic skills, it’s easy to see the difference at South Lake Middle School. 

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Educational Benefit Form

Completing this confidential form may allow your child to receive free, nutritious breakfast and lunch at school each day. These meals help students stay focused, energized, and ready to learn.

Your household information is protected and will not be shared outside of approved school programs.

This form is easy to complete and only needs to be filled out once per year per family. Taking a few minutes to complete this form helps ensure your child has access to healthy meals at school, at no cost to your family.

Visit www.solake.org ~ Departments ~ Food Service, click the link, and select Apply for Benefits. Follow the prompts within the application. Include all students in your household that attend South Lake Schools.
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Wireless Communication Devices Guidelines

Wireless Communication Devices Guidelines
Beginning with the 2026–27 school year, South Lake Schools will implement a new Wireless Communication Device (WCD) Guideline at South Lake High School and South Lake Middle School. This policy is required by Michigan Public Act 2 of 2026 and applies to all public schools in the state.

Under this law, students may not use or display personal wireless devices during the school day, including during lunch. This includes:

Cell phones
Personal headphones or earbuds
Smart devices not issued by the school

When does the policy apply?
From the morning warning bell to the dismissal bell, including classrooms, hallways, and common areas.

What happens if a device is seen?
The device will be confiscated and taken to the main office
Progressive consequences will apply for repeated violations
Failure to turn over a device is considered insubordination and may result in suspension or expulsion

Students are encouraged not to bring personal devices to school. South Lake Schools cannot be responsible for lost or damaged personal items.

We understand that this represents a shift for many families. The purpose of this policy is to support classroom focus, student learning, and a positive school environment, while ensuring compliance with state law. Restorative practices will be used whenever appropriate.

About Us

  • 18:1 Student Teacher Ratio
  • $415,000 In Scholarships Last Year
  • 95% Graduation Rate
  • 17 Honors Courses
  • $0 Cost for Athletics / Extracurriculars
  • 50 Extracurriculars Offered
  • 9 Approved Advanced Placement Courses
  • 14 Languages Represented in South Lake Schools
  • 11 Countries Represented in South Lake Schools