The results are in! Read to learn more about the annual IA East Fall Olympics and see who won the big event!

The Troy School District is welcoming three familiar faces into new leadership roles this year, continuing a tradition of growth, excellence, and community investment. Ross Burdette, Jesse Allgeier, and Dr. David Recker have each stepped into new positions that reflect their dedication to students, staff, and families across the district.

In the fall of the 2022–23 school year, a small group of juniors approached district leadership with a bold idea: create a space where student voice, leadership, and agency could sit at the center of meaningful conversations about school culture, community, and student experience.

At just 16 years old, Gugan Karthigeyan is already making an impression as both a writer and visual artist. A rising junior at International Academy East, Gugan recently published his debut poetry collection.

After the success of the first ever Badminton Tournament in Troy, Athens and Troy High Badminton Club came together again to host another round of both singles and doubles tournaments.

In the Troy School District, creativity has found a home—and a name: the Creative Guild. What began as a rebrand of the district’s outdated “Cable Crew” has since transformed into a vibrant, student-powered content team creating everything from short films and podcasts to sports blogs and so much more.

Creativity often finds us in the most unexpected places and for Mary Henen, it showed up in her high school art class. A rising senior at Troy College and Career High School, Mary discovered her passion for crocheting a little less than six months ago while exploring different art mediums in class.

Our Student Athletes Have Finished Competitive Play for the Spring.

The Wayne-Oakland Science Olympiad Competition, known as WOSO, was held for elementary school students. This competition is the only one that elementary students participate in throughout the year, making it a significant opportunity.

The annual picnic tradition for IAE happens on the last Friday before finals.

Final results for the 2025 Science Olympiad season!

IA East recently hosted their annual Tea House, showcasing a variety of student talent.

Smith Middle School recently celebrated their Festival of Cultures!

Our Student Athletes Have Finished Competitive Play for the Winter.

With Spring Break just around the corner, many families will be taking the opportunity to relax and vacation. While you’re away, make sure your home stays secure.

The results are in for the Science Olympiad Oakland County Regionals Competition!

Charity Week is an annual event held by the Student Council of Athens High School. After selecting a charity, Athens hosts a multitude of different fundraisers like restaurant nights, ice skating, sporting events, and in-school activities.

The 2025 Winter Olympics occurred last week at the International Academy East where students competed for the glory of their house.

International Academy East Science Olympiad Team went to their second invitational of the year, here are the results!

IA East delivered their 4th annual Culture Show on Saturday, January 25. The event celebrates several cultures represented in the student population through various forms of creative expression.