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Kalkaska High School students present summer study on potential quagga mussels upstream of Torch Lake
Summary
Two Kalkaska High School students presented a summer internship study asking whether quagga mussels are present upstream of Torch Lake; the presentation was listed under the Three Lakes Association item on the Sept. 16 board agenda.
At the Sept. 16 Kalkaska Public Schools Board of Education meeting, two Kalkaska High School students presented findings from a summer internship study titled, in the agenda, “Are there quagga mussels upstream of Torch Lake?” The presenters were listed as Annabelle England and Addison Novath under the Three Lakes Association agenda item.
The presentation was recorded on the agenda packet and acknowledged by the board; minutes list the student presenters and the study topic but do not transcribe details of findings or next steps. The meeting packet also referenced Three Lakes Association awards to teachers, with letters included in the packet, noted during the superintendent’s update.
Principal Arica Zenner and Superintendent Rick Heitmeyer were listed among administrators present; the board’s minutes do not record questions or formal follow-up motions tied to the student presentation. The district’s liaison to the Three Lakes Association or next procedural steps (if any) were not specified in the minutes.
