THE INDEPENDENCE UPDATE

6850 Hubbard Road Chris Turner, Principal

Clarkston, MI 48348 Ray Lebert, PTO President

(248) 623-5500 April, 2014

From the Principal . . .From the Principal . . .From the Principal . . .From the Principal . . .

What an exciting month it’s been! Independence has been alive with activities and energy.

Here’s a sampling of some of the things that have been going on…

• S.O.C.K.S. Day was a huge success! Every student at our school was involved in

Academic Service Learning that impacted hundreds of members of our community

and beyond.

• The entire school enjoyed our “One Book, One School” activity and the reading of

Mr. Popper’s Penguins during Reading Month. A family movie night capped the

end of Reading Month and was fun for all.

• Our Variety Show on April 24 was a big hit. Thanks to the efforts of parent Diana

Casetti and numerous parent volunteers, our students showed off their amazing

talents on stage in front of a very appreciative audience!

• Our third graders participated in a Leadership Conference put on by the Clarkston

High School LEAD class.

• Thanks to the generosity of our PTO, the Fourth graders took a field trip to the

Detroit Institute of Arts, and our Fifth graders visited StarLab, a portable

planetarium set up in our Media Center to learn about the constellations and the

world of astronomy.

• Many Independence students had their artwork featured in the District Art Fair at

the Administration office.

These are just a portion of the activities that have been taking place

over the past few weeks. Thank you to our staff members, our parents,

and the students for making our school an exciting place to learn!

Chris Turner

Important Dates to Remember…

May 2 Hat Day for Boxtops May 7 Late Start day – School begins at 9:25 a.m. May 8 2nd grade Music concert – 7:00 p.m. May 12 School Board meeting – 7:00 p.m. May 13 Muffins with Mom (A-M) – 8:00 a.m. May 14 Muffins with Mom (N-Z) – 8:00 a.m. May 15 Assembly – Kindergarten – Julie Austin – 1:45 p.m. 5th grade parent meeting – SMS – 7:00 p.m. May 16 PTO Board meeting – 9:30 a.m. May 19 Student Council Fundraiser at Culver’s Restaurant – 6-8 p.m. May 20 Market Day pick-up May 21 Late Start day – School begins at 9:25 a.m. May 23 No School – Developmental Day May 26 No School – Memorial Day May 28 Volunteer Recognition – 8:50 a.m. May 30 Field Day June 2 PTO Board Meeting – 9:00 a.m. June 3 Kindergarten field trip to Westview Orchards Second grade field trip to Downtown Clarkston June 10 Fifth Grade Celebration – 9:30 a.m. Last Day of School – ½ Day – 11:51 Dismissal

AtAtAtAttention Parents!tention Parents!tention Parents!tention Parents!

Due to the number of “Snow Days” that Clarkston endured during this past

winter, the school year has been extended three (3) days. The final day of The final day of The final day of The final day of

school will be a halfschool will be a halfschool will be a halfschool will be a half----day on day on day on day on Tuesday, June 10Tuesday, June 10Tuesday, June 10Tuesday, June 10....

Therefore the new calendar has June 2-9 being full days of school, and school

will be dismissed for the summer at 11:51 a.m. on Tuesday, June 10.

Special note to 5Special note to 5Special note to 5Special note to 5thththth grade parents: grade parents: grade parents: grade parents: Our Fifth Grade Celebration will be held on

Tuesday, June 10 at 9:30 a.m.

MEAP Results

The 2013-14 MEAP scores are in, and once again the Independence students have done a great job. Thank you to the parents and staff members that work with our students on a daily basis to provide them with an outstanding learning experience. We’re very proud of the students and their achievement!

IE Oakland Co. State (Percentage of students scoring “proficient”)

3rd grade Reading 81 68 61 Math 55 51 40

4th grade Reading 86 78 70 Math 70 57 45 Writing 57 60 50

5th grade Reading 88 79 72 Math 62 58 45 Science 29 22 17

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We would like to congratulate Nathan Dimmer for the winning entry in this year’s fifth grade Yearbook Cover Contest. There were many fantastic entries and we appreciate the effort that the following students made. Thank you to all who

participated. What talented, artistic students we have!

Hayden Arnold Julia Hunt Ryan Putnam Julia Cameron Brynn Junod Kelsey Roth Hunter Carene Maddie Kwasnik Brock Rotter Mattie Drennan Aiyan Lanker Jordyn Russell Noah Fasczewski Taylor Larose Taylor Saber Andrew Foyteck Elly Marcus Grace Sielinski Greta Fulcher Brandon Massey Rocco Spindler Hannah Golab Brennan McLean Madison Spurlock Luke Grabowski Sharon Newsom Isabel Stephenson Hailey Hibberd Sarah Nofar Arabella Vitale Hannah Hitchcock Kaylee Phillips Ernest Walker Anna Houstina Kaitlin Putnam Samantha Wycoff

Student Council Fund Raiser

Monday, May 19

6-8 pm

Clarkston Sashabaw Road

Come join the Independence Elementary Student Council for a

fantastic night at Culver’s. 20% of all sales (dine in and drive

through) go directly to fund I.E. activities.

11th Annual Celebration of

S.O.C.K.S. Day ! ~ Serving Our Community Kid Style ~

IE’s School-Wide Academic Service Learning Project …

An Amazing Success!

A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who helped make the 11

th Annual Celebration of “S.O.C.K.S.” Day an amazing success!

Whether you provided donations or volunteered during the event …. we couldn’t have accomplished our goals without your support! A very special thank you goes out to First/Second Grade Teacher, Mrs. Bell, who provided unending leadership and direction as well as Mr. Turner and all Teachers and Staff, especially the wonderful Grade Level Leads – Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. Distelrath, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Zittel, Mr. Lamb, Mrs. Warner, and Mrs. Stevenson – all who provided unwavering support. Additionally, big thanks to our Grade Level Coordinators who provided amazing leadership and organizational expertise to ensure an amazing day was had by all IE students: Nikki Vassallo, Natalie Richardson, Becky Shires, Jan Norman, Tricia Beach, Sarah Malys, Ellen McNaughton, Liz Carter, Carrie Berney, Shana Wirth, Tena Richie, Beth Arnold, and Lisa Foyteck. What an incredible day of Academic Service Learning at its best! The results of the 2014 S.O.C.K.S. projects include:

Young Fives: Painted nearly 50 field stones, created 100 nesting bags and planted 150 vegetable seedlings to donate to the school’s new Learning Garden. They also made 150 Bird & Butterfly Seed Balls for the Independence Township Senior Center and area community. Kindergarten: Assembled and donated 124 shelter bags with over 900 items Grace Centers of Hope-Pontiac. 1

st Grade: Created and donated over 130 toys for area animals as well as designed and decorated nearly 100 “Adopt Me”

bandanas for the Michigan Humane Society and organized a donation drive for much-needed items. In addition, they donated over $200.00 through a pop can drive to Paws with a Cause. 2

nd Grade: Wrote letters of encouragement made a good luck charm and donated, assembled and shipped over 63 care

packages filled with over 900 items such candy, letters, eye drops and a specially-made good luck charm to a Clarkston High School graduate serving our country with the U.S. Army in Afghanistan. 3

rd Grade: Assembled and donated over 150 containers filled with over 600 muffins to share with home bound seniors

through Meals on Wheels in Clarkston and Waterford.

4th Grade: Assembled and donated 45 fleece blankets to pediatric cancer patients of Children’s Miracle iNetwork at

Beaumont Children’s Hospital. 5

th Grade: Entertained, demonstrated technology and got better acquainted with over 65 very special Clarkston/

Independence Township area Senior Citizens

S.O.C.K.S. Day is a collaborative effort of a generous grant from Independence Elementary’s PTO, families, students, staff, volunteers, local businesses, and organizations. 2014 community businesses and supporters include Target’s, Sam’s Club, Bordine’s of Clarkston, Deer Lake Athletic Club, Mrs. Renaker’s 7

th Grade Health Class/Sashabaw Middle School, and Girl Scout

Troop #70167. Please visit the S.O.C.K.S. website -- www.clarkston.k12.mi.us/ie and click on “S.O.C.K.S. Day” for more information.

Thank you so much for making S.O.C.K.S. Day a reality! Suzanne Massey and Heather Fasczewski

S.O.C.K.S. Day ! ~ Serving Our Community Kid Style ~

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We are so fortunate to not only have received numerous individual responses from recipients of the various projects but also the following:

Response from Afghanistan from the 2nd Grade project that included letters of encouragement, care packages and a special good luck charm for 2006 Clarkston High School Graduate Lt. Marie Timm and the 1/82nd ESC Platoon in Afghanistan.

HeIlo Independence Elementary 2nd Graders:

We just wanted to say thank you so much to you and all of the kids who put together the goodie bags for the Soldiers of 1st Platoon, 82nd Engineer Support Company. It truly means the world to us to receive such acts of kindness, the letters were truly heartwarming and the treats were delicious! Words cannot describe how grateful we are to have support from programs like yours, it is truly amazing to know that no matter how far we are in the world we still have the love and support from so many wonderful people. Attached is a picture that the Soldiers wanted to send to all of you as a GIANT THANK YOU for the continued support. God Bless and please tell those amazing second graders, we salute them.

V/R, 1/82nd ESC Platoon Leader DIG DEEP!

Response from the 3rd Grade project that included specially prepared muffins, notes and magnets for Meals on Wheels in Waterford and Clarkston.

Independence Elementary 3rd Graders:

I just wanted to thank you once again for the wonderful treats you sent for our homebound and frail seniors. The treats were appreciated by all! They look forward to your delicious muffins, beautiful artwork, and kind notes all year! Enclosed are a couple of pictures of some of our seniors that attend our Encore-Adult Day Program. They were very excited to get the treats- the gentleman in the picture was so excited to get the muffin, he started eating it right away, and I almost couldn’t get a picture!

Thank you again for thinking of the homebound and frail seniors. Your kindness means so much!

Donielle Waterford Senior Center

Independence Elementary achieves Evergreen Status, the highest ranking for Michigan’s

Green Schools Program for 2013-14!

We were able to achieve this award due to incredible school-wide participation and the

diverse, creative and student-directed activities accomplished by the Independence

Elementary Community this year. Through educational environmental awareness events,

programs and activities, students of all ages learned how we can make sustainable choices an

integral part of our school year. Some of the projects included:

• The Garden Club students created an incredible Learning Garden in the courtyard at

the rear of the school. The student members and volunteers have been working so

hard to grow their ideas. Please come see what they have already accomplished! A

Clarkston Spark video describes their progress to date.

• The 5th grade team initiated a service learning project to investigate composting

cafeteria scraps and using the finished compost to enrich the soil of our garden beds.

They were also awarded a Clarkston Foundation Classroom Grant to support their

efforts.

• A recycling program run by Mr. Lamb collects a large variety of materials throughout

the year. The electronics waste collection event was also a huge success this year,

diverting 17,000 pounds of e-waste.

• Students in Dr. Gretka's class observed the different types of birds that came to our

bird feeders. They sold and made suet cakes and the money raised went toward

purchasing items for bird habitat and seed. The restoration of habitat for the Eastern

Bluebird is being coordinated with a Clarkston Junior Girl Scouts to install birdhouses at

the school.

• Michelle Cray, a parent volunteer, and manager at Oak Electric, will be providing an

alternative energy presentation (with solar panels) and interactive activities in

celebration of Earth Day on April 22nd to the entire 3rd grade team.

• Kindergarden students in Mrs. Chamberlain’s class learned the importance of

protecting our watershed. They applied what they learned in class and during a

presentation by Camila Duarte (environmental engineer and parent volunteer) to

create small water filters as teams of scientists.

• Mrs. Bell’s 1st and 2nd grade class learned about the monarch butterfly’s life cycle with

live butterflies in the classroom.

• Mrs. Zittel's 2nd grade class participates in sponsoring an endangered and threatened

species for the last 6 years.

If you would like more information or would like to become involved with our Green School

activities please contact: Chelsea O’Brien at kc.ob.2000@gmail.com or Camila Duarte at

cduarte88@gmail.com

News from the News from the News from the News from the Parent Teacher OrganizationParent Teacher OrganizationParent Teacher OrganizationParent Teacher Organization

As we near the end of the school year, there are some very exciting events coming up.

Teacher Appreciation week is arriving quickly, and if you would like to help our parent

volunteers reward the teachers for a job well done, please contact Kim Cooper (PTO Treasurer

at kimicooper@att.net ) to see how you can lend a hand this week. We are looking for

donations, small gifts, as well as food preparation so that we can offer some meals throughout

this week to the staff. Thanks in advance for your help.

Also, we are lucky at Independence Elementary to have so many parents go the extra

mile to help us with passive fundraising methods. Feel free to read the section of this

newsletter that goes into these details. We have nearly 80 parents that participate in Kroger

Community Rewards (Kroger Cash). This money all goes towards classroom enhancements

throughout the year, and you will need to re-apply for this at the beginning of May. Thanks for

helping out.

We wanted to give a special thanks to our Independence Township District Library as

well (http://www.indelib.org ) for supporting our area and school in many ways. As we get

closer to summer break, don’t forget to utilize all that the library offers to keep your young

ones engaged. They have a great selection of ebooks, children’s books, cds, films, and

magazines. Our community is definitely enhanced by having this resource so close to us all.

Our school wouldn’t be the same without all the help from our parent volunteers.

Thanks for all you accomplished during SOCKS Day and the myriads of other events this year. If

you would like to be involved more next year, we have a few opportunities at the moment

that may apply to you. The Independence Elementary Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is

now looking to fill the following volunteer positions for the 2014-2015 school year. Please e-

mail me to volunteer for any of the positions below raymondlebert@att.net :

1. Member-at-Large PTO position(s): Get involved at Independence Elementary

by assisting the PTO and school with special events and projects during the

year. Attend monthly PTO meetings and help out where you can

2. Fun Run Co-Chair: Work with the Fun Run Chairs to coordinate our most

important fundraising event. To date, this has serves as the PTO’s sole

fundraising event of the year, and occurs in late September. We are hoping to

fill this position immediately, so that planning can go into effect for next year.

3. Teacher Meals Chairperson: A lunch is provided for teachers to welcome them

back to school and on conference nights (2 meals in the Fall and again in the

Spring). Teachers are provided with meals from parent volunteers.

4. Two Market Day Chairpersons: A frozen food service provided for the families

of the school. Proceeds from the orders contribute towards the many "extras"

for our school. The food comes in and is distributed on the second Tuesday of

each month. Volunteers are needed from 2:30-4:30 pm on designated Tuesdays

to help sort and pack orders.

Sincerely,

Ray Lebert

IE PTO President

Passive Fundraising Update

Thank YOU!

A very special THANK YOU to everyone who continues to participate with the Passive Fundraising Programs … your

efforts are continuing to show!

Box Tops for Education/Labels for Education: Thank you to everyone for submitting Box Tops and Labels for

Education points! We collected 29,000 Box Tops and over 33,000 Labels for Education points. We have received

over $2,900.00 from Box Tops alone this school year. Those labels really add up, so keep them coming as we collect

them all year long.

Hat Day for Box Tops! – Coming Friday, May 2nd! Dig out all those Box Tops you’ve been saving

and wear your favorite hat to school! Thank you for showing your support for IE during the first

two Hat Days! We collected 14,000 Box Tops…That’s $1,400 we earned from both Hat Days!

****Let’s aim for another successful Hat Day for Box Tops on Friday, May 2nd!****

Kroger Community Rewards: It’s time to RE-ENROLL! Thank You to everyone who enrolled in the Kroger

Community Rewards. April 30th marks the end of the 4th Quarter for this program. Everyone must re-enroll to keep

earning money for IE. It’s very important as this program generates dollars quickly for IE when you register each

year. Simply click on www.KrogerCommunityRewards.com and follow the prompts to link your Kroger Plus Card to

our Account #82420. Please see the attached one-pager with step-by-step directions to enroll or re-enroll!

Registration is quick and easy, so please do it today ☺☺☺☺!

E-Labels for Education: Remember to Shop. Swipe. Earn! This program allows our school to earn one point for

any Campbell’s “Labels for Education” purchases automatically. To sign up, register on-line by following the

prompts at www.E-LabelsForEducation.com. Enter your Kroger Plus Card number, and select our school to receive

the E-Labels for Education points. This program is in addition to any points/labels you send in, so keep those

coming as well!

We also continue to participate with Meijer Community Rewards (www.Meijer.com/rewards), Office Depot, Target

(www.Target.com/REDcard), and Tyson (www.Tyson.com/ProjectAPlus) programs. Complete program info can be

found at: www.clarkston.k12.mi.us/ie. Just click on PTO and then Passive Fundraising.

Also, remember to multiply your efforts by asking friends and family to

participate on behalf of our school, too!

Thank you for your continued support!Thank you for your continued support!Thank you for your continued support!Thank you for your continued support!

IE needs your help to receive FREE money!!

Sign Up TODAY and Shop, Swipe and Earn for IE!

__________________________________________________ Last year, IE received $3,400.00 from this program to help fund important classroom enhancements/projects with only 84 families participating. Imagine how much our school could receive if all families participated! Please help us receive a cash donation based on the percentage of your purchases! Simply follow the directions below to link your Kroger Plus Card to our Account #82420. It's FREE and EASY to set up. Then, just SHOP, SWIPE AND EARN for IE!! Please note: Your Kroger Fuel Points are not impacted with this program. You can earn Fuel Points and $ for IE!! Directions for 1st Time Enrollment: 1. Click on www.KrogerCommunityRewards.com 2. Click “Create Account” 3. Enter your e-mail address, create a password and confirm password. 4. Select your preferred store. (This is for information purposes only for Kroger; all shopping done with your card will still go towards IE.) Enter zip code, select store, then click “Create Account”. 5. Enter your Kroger Plus Card number and last name used for your Kroger Plus card 6. Go to Community Rewards (near bottom) 7. Complete the fields (name, address, etc.) 8. Enter Independence Elementary or type in our Account Number: 82420, then click “Enroll Now” 9. Select Independence Elementary 10.Click “Enroll”

You are now Enrolled for the May 1st 2014 to April 30th 2015 year of Kroger Community Rewards! THANK YOU!!!

Directions to Re-Enroll: 1. Click on www.KrogerCommunityRewards.com 2. Click “Sign In” 3. Enter your e-mail address and password used to enroll your card, then click “Sign In” 4. Enter Independence Elementary or type in our Account Number: 82420, then click “Enroll Now” 5. Select Independence Elementary 6. Click “Enroll”

You are now Enrolled for the May 1st 2014 to April 30th 2015 year of Kroger Community Rewards! THANK YOU!!!

Assistance? If you need assistance registering, please call 1-800-KROGERS, press 5 for customer service, press 5 to speak to a customer service representative.

Thank You!

May 20th will be the last Market Day sale pick up for this school year. Be sure to stock up on your favorites for the summer! We would like to thank all of the families who placed orders and helped make our Market Day sales a success for our school. We hope that you and your family have enjoyed each and every purchase from Market Day. This year your orders have helped contribute $940.00 to Independence Elementary. This money has been used for many learning activities and materials for your children. It really does make a difference! May is also the month to redeem your Spring FREEquent Buyer reward. If you made two purchases of $40 between February and April, simply place a $40 order in May and you will receive your Storage Box at the May sale pick up. It’s perfect for organizing magazines, kid’s toys and office supplies. This month you can also earn a FREE Micro Fiber Drying Mat with a $40 purchase and a FREE 4-Pack Cheesecake Pops with a $90 online purchase. Just use the bonus code: MAYBONUS. Be sure to try the two new items that Market Day has to offer starting in May. They are the Turkey Burritos and the Petite Filet Mignon. The success of the Market Day program here at Independence is powered by a small group of dedicated volunteers each month. Jenn and I would like to send a HUGE thank you to all of the parents who volunteered their time by coming to help sort and assemble the orders. To Jeaninne, Nicole, Sylvia and Heather – THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!! If you are looking for a way to get involved in the school and meet other parents, this is an easy way. Please contact us and/or sign up on the PTO volunteer form in the fall to help out. We would love to meet you! We would like to remind everyone that we are continually working to make Market Day a successful and convenient program for all families at IE. If you have any questions or suggestions please feel free to contact us. We would love your feedback! Have a safe and wonderful summer! We look forward to seeing you in the fall!

Jenn Sesti (714) 348-0769 Katie Schmitz (248) 236-2456

NON-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE In compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the Americans with Disability Act of 1990, and the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act, it is the policy of the Clarkston Community School District that the Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, disability, age, height, weight, marital status, genetic information, or any other legally protected characteristic, in its programs and activities, including employment opportunities. For information, contact the Director of Personnel, 6389 Clarkston Road, Clarkston, MI 48346, (248) 623.5400. For information regarding ADA, contact the Deputy Superintendent, 6389 Clarkston Road, Clarkston, MI 48346, (248) 623.5400.

In partnership with the National Inventors Hall of Fame, Clarkston Community Education is pleased to offer the nationally-acclaimed Camp Invention program to children entering grades one through six. It’s an exciting, weeklong summer adventure in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) that’s all about big ideas. Children will work together to seek innovative solutions to real-world problems and sharpen critical 21st century learning skills as they rotate through four modules that reinvent summer fun. This unforgettable week begins on July 21 – July 25, 2014 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day, when Clarkston Teachers – Beth Rogers and Amy Campbell – will direct the Camp Invention MORPHED!™ program at the Community Education Building. In the Super Go™ module, students design a small, motor-powered vehicle that zooms! Girls and boys will collect energy coins along the way for building ramps, bridges and tunnels for the Super Go Road Rally. Participants will receive personalized challenges from National Inventors Hall of Fame Inductees that will ignite a spirit of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship during the Design Studio: Morphed™ module. Throughout the Amplified™ module, children invent bionic gadgets while journeying to acquire superhuman senses. Time will be spent encountering illusions and discovering if they are a supertaster. Finally, Camp Invention’s flagship module, I Can Invent: Pinbug™, allows participants to use tools to upcycle electronics and build an epic, insect-themed pinball machine! Local educators will facilitate program modules and enthusiastic high school and college students will serve as Leadership Interns – ensuring that one staff member is in place for every eight children. Every registration includes a complimentary Camp Invention t-shirt. Availability is limited, so visit www.campinvention.org or call 800.968.4332 to reserve your child’s spot today!

CLARKSTON VOLLEYBALL CAMP CHANGE Due to snow day make-ups and limited workers, Coach Avenall (Pinner) is changing the volleyball camp to June 11, 12, 13, 16 and 17 (Wednesday-Tuesday). All other details will remain the same. The original registration form may still be used. If the state legislation happens to change, and we don’t have to make those days up, the Clarkston Volleyball Camp will be June 9-13th. BLE students may attend Friday-Tuesday for $60, just make note on form. Questions:kjavenall@clarkston.k12.mi.us

Listed below are qualifications to become a Bus Driver for Clarkston schools, all drivers are hired as call in

drivers, working their way up the seniority list to obtain an assigned Bus Route. We do provide a training

program, you must first go to the Michigan Secretary of State office and obtain a Temporary Operator

Permit, and a Temporary Instructional Permit with the endorsements listed below. We do not pay while

training and we will notify you if during training you are not qualified for School Bus Driving. Once you

have passed the CDL road test and all the qualifications, you will be hired on with a 90 work day probation

period. Medical benefits and paid holidays are not provided to call in bus drivers, only drivers with assigned

bus routes with 5 ¼ hours will receive benefits per contract. If I can answer any additional questions please

give me a call at 248-623- 8040.

Thank you, Kevin

Qualifications: Call In Bus Driver

Must have a CDL (Commercial Drivers License) with Group B, P, S, and Air Brake Endorsements. Must meet all State and local certification and licensing requirements. Must not have any felonies or criminal background history. Must meet all DOT physical requirements. Must meet drug and alcohol testing. Acceptable driving record. (Two Points or less with no prior convictions of impaired driving of DUI) Must have a minimum of 6 years driving experience. A training program is provided for candidates who do not meet license requirements listed above. Working Conditions: $13.10 per hour Hours vary between ( 6AM – 9AM) (2PM-5PM)

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT 6590 Middle Lake Road • Clarkston, MI 48346 • Phone: 248.623.8040 • Fax: 248.623.8045