It Happened at LifeTech
The Academy was founded in this year with only 20 Learners.
What is 2013?
Michigan joined the Union in 1837, making it this state in the order of the 50 states.
What is the 26th?
This LifeTech Academy Mentor dances the Salsa competitively.
Who is Chelsea?
This lake is the largest lake by surface area entirely within a single country.
What is Lake Michigan?
This tasty confection comes in many varieties, but the Mackinac Island kind is best known for its chocolate.
What is fudge?
For the first seven years of The Academy's history, Learners, Mentors, and Teachers would meet at Site Visits across the State, including Briggs Library in this Mint Festival town in Mid-Michigan.
What is St. Johns?
Moved in 1847 due in part to protect from the British forces stationed in Windsor, the capital of Michigan was moved from this city to Lansing.
What is Detroit?
After Michigan, this state hosts the most LifeTech Academy faculty.
What is Arkansas?
This Great Lake boasts the unfortunate record of the most shipwrecks of the five Great Lakes.
What is Lake Erie?
This blue, red, and yellow ice cream 'flavor' is a particular favorite among Michigan children.
What is superman ice cream?
LifeTech Academy graduated 100% of its Seniors in Year One with this many graduates walking across the stage.
What is three?
This Hollywood funny couple are both from Michigan, but they met When in Rome.
Who are Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard?
This LifeTech Academy educator graduated from Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania.
Who is Tarl Chapman?
This November 10th will mark 50 years since the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in this lake.
What is Lake Superior?
This savory, pastry turnover, most often filled with meat and vegetables, is a staple across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan due to its close ties to mining and the mining heritage of Cornwall, England.
What is a pasty?
This academic year saw The Academy grow from approximately 200 students to nearly 400.
What is 2020-2021?
The two peninsulas of Michigan were joined together in this year by the Mackinac Bridge.
What is 1954?
One of two LifeTech Academy staffers originally from the state of New Jersey.
Who is Nancy Testa or Ian Clemente?
Although there are no sharks in the Great Lakes, this black and white mussel has become quite the nuisance since invading the lakes around 1988.
What are zebra mussels?
Although its name may suggest otherwise, this sloppy mess of a food extravaganza consisting of chili, onions, and mustard atop a steamed hot dog originated in Michigan at Todoroff's in Jackson, MI in 1914.
What are coney dogs?
Learners once gathered and learned in this Grass Lake Historical Society residential museum, known for taking Care Of Everyone.
What is the Coe House?
Although born in Mississippi, this EGOT winner spent most of his childhood in Dublin, Michigan.
Search your feelings, you know it to be true.
Who is James Earl Jones?
This long-term LifeTech Academy staffer grew up the child of a Michigan State Police officer.
Who is Jean Sands?
In 1998, Senator Patrick Leahy made a successful push to add this lake to the list of Great Lakes. It only lasted for 18 days.
What is Lake Champlain?
Originating in Flint, Michigan, this hamburger varietal typically contains Swiss cheese atop a layer of chopped olives mixed with mayonnaise.
What is an olive burger?