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What is Bloomfield Youth Assistance?

Founded in 1967, Bloomfield Youth Assistance (BYA) provides youth and family services, including caseworker counseling, educational programming, scholarships, youth recognition and mentorship.  We’re powered by municipal and volunteer support. We aim to strengthen Bloomfield Hills’ youth and families through community involvement, reducing the incidence of delinquency, abuse and neglect. 

BYA is part of a larger network of 26 Youth Assistance Offices in Oakland County; any child or family that resides in Bloomfield Hills Schools is eligible for our services.

We receive support and sponsorship from:

  • The Oakland County Circuit Court - Family Division
  • Bloomfield Hills Schools
  • Bloomfield Township
  • Passionate local volunteers
  • Grants and donations

We provide confidential casework services and receive referrals for these services from the police, teachers, parents, guidance counselors, social workers and The Family Court Division Intake Unit Typical reasons for referral include retail fraud, school and home problems, assault, alcohol and drug abuse, and violations of local ordinances.

Essential to our vibrancy and success is our ability to respond to community needs. We identify issues that contribute to delinquency, abuse and neglect -- and then mobilize to locate existing community resources to address the challenge. And, if a resource doesn't exist, we develop those programs and initiatives. Please consider joining our organization -- we’re actively recruiting passionate, actionable volunteers. If you have an interest, we have a spot for you!

Bloomfield Youth Assistance recently received a grant from the Bloomfield Foundation to create programming to promote mental health awareness in grades 1-5, as well as early detection of mental health concerns. The programming will include upcoming forums led by mental health professionals and other experts in the field, covering such crucial topics as big feelings & mindfulness, conflict resolution and technology safety & social media awareness. You can find more information on these and other BYA programs on our website: Bloomfield Youth Assistance

We are also seeking parents to join our Parents Advisory Board which meets a few times a year to discuss new topics BYA can address. If you are interested, please email bya@bloomfield.org.

Learn More about Bloomfield Youth Assistance Programming and Advisory Board Opportunity
important notice

Please be advised that effective immediately, ALL volunteers, including parents assisting with events and/or attending field trips, need to have a background check completed prior to volunteering. Click HERE for the Bloomfield Hills Schools Volunteer Background Check form. Forms need to be completed and submitted at least one week prior to volunteering. Please email completed forms to our Human Resources department, attn. Debbie Steaban at dsteaban@bloomfield.org.

Learn More about IMPORTANT: Volunteer Background Checks
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The PTO sponsors a variety of events and programs throughout the school year which are extremely rewarding and beneficial for our students and faculty. Given the increase in prices for consumer goods, the PTO would greatly appreciate donations of any products and items (including food) that could be useful for these affairs. Donations from individuals and businesses of all types are welcome!

Please contact the PTO's Treasurer, Dr. Sol Cogan, for additional information, at 248-790-5500, or at cogan@healthquest.us

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school breakfast

The Bloomfield Hills food service department is excited to announce the continuation of our breakfast program in the 2022-23 school year! There will be a cost of $1.85 associated with breakfast. If your child qualifies for free meals, there will be no charge and for those that qualify for reduced price meals, the charge will be $.30. Visit our school lunch page https://www.bloomfield.org/departments/lunch for more information on the Free/Reduced price meal program.

In order to identify students that wish to purchase meals, we are implementing a pre-order system. Please click on this link and fill out/submit the form to have meals delivered to your child’s classroom on a weekly basis (you may want to bookmark this link if you plan to order regularly). Orders need to be placed for the school week by Sunday evening. Breakfast will be ready for your child in their classroom when they arrive at school. The breakfast menu is posted on the google form, so you can choose the days/meals that your child wants to eat with us.

All breakfasts come with an entree fruit, juice and milk. If for some reason you cannot fill out the form, please call the food service office @ (248)341-5671 and we can help you out! Have a great start to your school year!

Marianne Romsek – Food Service Director Bloomfield Hills/Aramark

Learn More about School Breakfast Ordering Information
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Pull out your calendar and jot down these important dates!  

Half Day of School: Friday, May 26th, 12:25pm dismissal

No School: Monday, May 29th

Student Device Collection: Thursday, June 8th 

Field Day: June 9th (kdg/1st 9:30-11:00am; 2nd/3rd 1:00-2:30pm)

Last day of school/Half day: Friday, June 16th, 12:25pm dismissal

PTO Spring Carnival: Friday, June 16th, 5:30-8:30pm on the lower fields

Learn More about Important Upcoming Dates
Lone Pine is an elementary school  in Michigan located in West Bloomfield Township. The mission of Lone Pine Elementary is to provide a safe, nurturing environment in which students achieve personal academic excellence, demonstrate caring and responsibility, and become empowered, internationally-minded citizens and lifelong learners.

About Lone Pine Elementary — A Michigan Elementary School

The educational focus at Lone Pine Elementary is based on developing confident, creative, flexible, technologically savvy, 21st century learners and preparing them to anticipate and collaboratively solve the challenges in an ever-changing world. The Lone Pine staff and community are pleased to share with one another this mission of preparing students for the future.


Please use this Dismissal Change Form for any last minute (day of) dismissal changes. You may want to bookmark this form or save it to the home screen on your phone for your convenience.
 

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Nut Allergy

Please remember that nuts of all kinds are restricted at Lone Pine because of students with severe and life-threatening allergies. This includes nut butters, products containing nuts or nut by-products. The restriction is in effect in the entire building and at all times, including the school day, after school, evenings and weekends.

PAUL BW

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Location


Lone Pine Elementary
3100 Lone Pine Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48323

Contact


Main: 248.341.7300
Attendance: 248.341.7310

Mary Hillberry, Principal
248.341.7300
MHillberry@bloomfield.org

Kim Bilkovic, Secretary
248.341.7300
KBilkovic@bloomfield.org

Building Hours

 

Class 9:05 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Half Days Dismissal at 12:25 p.m.
Latchkey
 
7 to 9 a.m.
4 to 5:30 p.m.
Office 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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