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Superintendent reports district flooding; Violet summer programming paused

Lake Shore Board of Education · July 28, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. DiPonio told the Lake Shore Board the district experienced flooding on July 28, 2025; summer programming at Violet will be paused for one day and Rodgers courtyards need assessment.

Superintendent Dr. DiPonio told the Lake Shore Board of Education on July 28 that flooding had occurred across the district and that staff would pause all summer programming at Violet for the following day to assess facilities.

Dr. DiPonio said facilities staff would also assess Rodgers, where "open courtyards currently . . . will need to be assessed," and that decisions about reopening would follow those inspections. The update came near the start of the meeting after the board called the session to order at 6:36 p.m.

Board members did not take a formal vote on emergency repairs during the meeting; the superintendent indicated staff would report back with assessments and recommended next steps.