The Livonia Hockey Association ( LHA ) is an amateur hockey league located in Livonia, Michigan . It is a part of Michigan Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA) and resides within MAHA’s district four. The LHA is one of the largest amateur hockey associations in Michigan. The LHA is housed out of Eddie Edgar Arena, with additional ice available at Devonaire Arena, both located in Livonia. In addition to the LHA, Livonia Public Schools’ three high schools also host practices and games out of Eddie Edgar.
11-538: Clarenceville may refer to the following places in the United States: Clarenceville School District , based around the former town of Clarenceville Clarenceville, Michigan, a former town now absorbed by Farmington Hills original name of Richmond Hill station (LIRR) 1869–1871 See also [ edit ] Clarenceville, Quebec [REDACTED] Topics referred to by
22-491: A longtime school superintendent and Michigan House Representative. The auditorium's history as a major music venue began with the Clarenceville Jazz Series, run by Detroit jazz maven Midge Ellis from 1969 to 1982. During that time, such acts as Buddy Rich , Stan Kenton , Woody Herman , Harry James , Gene Krupa , Lionel Hampton , and Maynard Ferguson performed and conducted workshops for students at
33-515: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Clarenceville School District The Clarenceville School District is a public school district in Metro Detroit in the U.S. state of Michigan , serving portions of Farmington Hills , Livonia , and Redford . As of 2006, the district served approximately 1,940 students, and had 271 employees, including 10 bus drivers. According to
44-580: The 1970s. The school also owns a parking lot where it stores its buses that is in Oakland County. Livonia Hockey Association In addition to Mini-Mite through Midget BB house leagues, Livonia has travel teams in Squirt A through Midget divisions as well as a girls travel division. The current divisions for girls are 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U, and 16U. All girls and travel teams play under the name Livonia Knights and all of their house teams are known as
55-592: The Livonia Lancers. During the 2000-2001 season, the LHA introduced the association’s first girls team, a 10U division. Seeing the growing interest of girls hockey, the next year the league introduced a 12U and the now defunct 15U division. In 2003, after the USA Hockey changed the age divisions to more closely match their Canadian counterparts, the LHA decided to drop the 15U down to 14U. The following season
66-538: The Michigan Department of Education, the average Composite ACT score for the class of 2009 in the Clarenceville school district was 18, and the class of 2008's average was 17. Comparatively, the nearby school districts of Livonia and Farmington both had ACT average scores of 21 in 2009. The ratio of students per teacher was 21 to 1, and as of the 2009 MME results, 47% of students were at or above
77-747: The city limits of Livonia, MI . The school district's name was derived from the former town of Clarenceville which took up some territory in Farmington Hills . It is believed that since the town of Clarenceville was in Oakland County , the school district is listed as being in that county despite having its schools in Wayne County . Two former elementary schools, Edgewood Elementary and Westbrook Elementary, were located in Farmington Hills, Oakland County, but were closed in
88-623: The high school. The Clarenceville Jazz Band program continued until just a few years before Ellis' death at the age of 91, in 2015. The nickname of Clarenceville Middle and High School's sports teams are the Trojans. Students of the Clarenceville School District are considered Livonia residents for the purposes of the Livonia Hockey Association whether or not they and their families live within
99-556: The highest level of accreditation provided by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as adequate yearly progress . JV/V Football, JV/V Volleyball, V Boys Soccer, Cheer Wrestling, JV/V B&G Basketball, Cheer Metro-West Conference (1975-1982) and (1992-1994) Metro Conference (1983-1992) and (1994-2013) Clarenceville High School shares a Michigan historical marker with its adjoined 919-person auditorium, constructed in 1968 and named for
110-474: The proficiency level for Reading, 75% at or above the proficiency level for Social Studies, 43% at or above the proficiency level for Science, 37% at or above the proficiency level for Writing, and 35% at or above the proficiency level for Math. The state average for the MME test in 2009 was 60% for Reading, 81% for Social Studies, 56% for Science, 43% for Writing, and 49% for Math. All of the buildings have received
121-431: The same term This disambiguation page lists articles about distinct geographical locations with the same name. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Clarenceville&oldid=1145397744 " Category : Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
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