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Principal’s Message 

As we wrap up the 2025–2026 school year at Livonia Middle/High School, it’s impossible not to reflect on how much ourstudents accomplished, experienced, and celebrated together over the past ten months. This year was filled with moments that highlighted what makes our school community so special: school spirit, creativity, resilience, and the strong connections we share.

One of the biggest highlights of the year was celebrating the graduation of the Class of 2026. Commencement is always a meaningful occasion, but this year’s ceremony carried an especially strong sense of pride and optimism. Our seniors leave behind a legacy of leadership, perseverance, and involvement that helped shape the culture of our building. Watching them cross the stage surrounded by family, friends, and staff was a powerful reminder of how much growth takes place during a student’s time here.

Another tradition that continues to bring our seniors together is Senior Fun Night. For nearly three decades, this event has given graduates one final opportunity to make memories together before beginning their next chapter. This year’s adventure included Lasertron, fireworks, a visit to a fun center, photos at Henrietta Town Park, and plenty of laughter along the way. It was a celebration filled with friendship, energy, and reflection. Thank you to all of the parents who helped make this event possible. Keeping this tradition alive takes a tremendous amount of time and effort, and it is deeply appreciated.

Throughout the spring, our students showcased their talents in countless ways. The annual art show transformed our halls into a gallery full of creativity and imagination. From paintings and sculptures to digital designs and mixed media projects, the displays reflected not only artistic skill, but also the confidence students gain when encouraged to express themselves.

Our music department also delivered another outstanding year, highlighted by the annual spring concert featuring performances by the jazz band, chorus, and concert band. The dedication and teamwork displayed by these students was evident in every performance, and we are grateful for the passion our music students and teachers bring to the stage each year.

Prom at Twin Silos was another memorable event, giving juniors and seniors the opportunity to celebrate friendships and milestones outside of the classroom. It was an evening filled with music, dancing, and memories that will last long after graduation. Events like these help strengthen the sense of belonging that makes Livonia more than just a school.

One of the most anticipated traditions of the year continues to be Dawg Days. The enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and encouragement students showed throughout the event captured the spirit of our school perfectly. Whether competing, cheering on classmates, or simply enjoying the day together, students created an atmosphere that was positive, inclusive, and full of energy.

Other unforgettable experiences this year included the junior AP U.S. History trip to Gettysburg and Washington, D.C. (led by Mr. Genthner during his final year teaching at Livonia Middle/High School before retirement) as well as the senior trip to Riding High Ranch in the Adirondacks. Students built lasting memories through horseback riding, canoeing, exploring historic battlefields, touring Smithsonian museums, and visiting some of the nation’s most iconic monuments and memorials.

As another school year comes to a close, I want to sincerely thank our students, staff, families, and community members for everything you do to support Livonia Middle/High School. The success of our school is built on the collective effort, care, and commitment of so many people.

I hope everyone enjoys a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved summer break. We look forward to welcoming everyone back in the fall for another great year at Livonia Middle/High School.

With Bulldog Pride,
Michael Calzi
Phone: 346.400 ext. 1001  |  Email