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The nickname of Clarenceville Middle and High School's sports teams is the Trojans. |
The nickname of Clarenceville Middle and High School's sports teams is the Trojans. |
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Paul Shepich principal of Clarenceville High School is known for playing for the [[Detroit Lions]] for half a season. |
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Troy Nelson, Joe Waeschle, Dennis McCotter, Craig Riesen, and David Lurie are all musicans and perform as The F5 or known as The Faboulous 5ive. The line up consists of <br> |
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Troy Nelson - Vocals, Piano, <br> |
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Thomas Moffit better known as Tommy is a homosexual student who attends Clarenceville High School and is known for the controversy he started in mid 2007 when he claimed he was the creator of myspace. In a letter to the city of [[Livonia]] Tommy stated [[Tom Anderson]] the real creator of myspace stole his idea, Tommy has claimed he conceived the idea when he was in the 6th grade, but at the time called his project MyInternetPage. In a letter he wrote to the City of [[Livonia]] Tommy claimed for a week straight he noticed his computer was acting funny and at the end of this month Tommy claimed the internet website he was working completly disappeared from his computer, desktop, and computer/internet files. Tommy told local reporters he didn't go to the police right away because he feared that he had deleted the project on accident or lost it through some kind storage device he copied it onto like a floppy disc. However, Tommy told reporters when he learned about Myspace he was appauled to know that someone could just take his idea like that, Tommy claims the only difference between his internet social network and myspace is simply the title of the internet website. In late 2007 after the controversy expanded through the school Tommy openly admitted his claims were merely a false statement and that he was simply seeking attention. Tommy was sued by the school in 2006 when he attempted to upload a virus into the school's system, Mr. Lurie told the principals he had found Tommy sweating and pacing in the school's computer room, Mrs Barkerstock with his black laptop hooked up to her computer. Tommy's attempt would have failed anyways, but his virus was meant to steal codes and other confidental material from the school and download it to his computer and use it against the school. Tommy has been banned from using any of the school's computer and again in early 2008 re found a club known as Gay Straight Alliance or better known as GSA. This group is meant to hold meetings meant for helping homosexual students fit in with their peers. Many of the staff members believe secretly it's a way to hack into the school's system. |
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Craig Riesen - 16 String Guitar <br> |
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Dennis McCotter - Bass <br> |
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David Lurie - Keyboards, Sythnesizers, Vocals <br> |
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Joe Waeschle - Percussions <br> |
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The F5 released a demo entitled "Tears of the Talon". |
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==Etymology== |
==Etymology== |
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Clarenceville School District was founded in 1837. As of 2006, the district has approximately 1940 students and 270 teachers/staff and 10 bus drivers. Clarenceville serves Livonia, Michigan, Farmington Hills, Michigan and a section of Redford, Michigan. Schools in the district are Clarenceville High School, Clarenceville Middle School, Botsford Elementary and Grandview Elementary.
Overview
All of the buildings have received the highest level of accreditation provided by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, as well as, adequate yearly progress.
The nickname of Clarenceville Middle and High School's sports teams is the Trojans.
Paul Shepich principal of Clarenceville High School is known for playing for the Detroit Lions for half a season.
Thomas Moffit better known as Tommy is a homosexual student who attends Clarenceville High School and is known for the controversy he started in mid 2007 when he claimed he was the creator of myspace. In a letter to the city of Livonia Tommy stated Tom Anderson the real creator of myspace stole his idea, Tommy has claimed he conceived the idea when he was in the 6th grade, but at the time called his project MyInternetPage. In a letter he wrote to the City of Livonia Tommy claimed for a week straight he noticed his computer was acting funny and at the end of this month Tommy claimed the internet website he was working completly disappeared from his computer, desktop, and computer/internet files. Tommy told local reporters he didn't go to the police right away because he feared that he had deleted the project on accident or lost it through some kind storage device he copied it onto like a floppy disc. However, Tommy told reporters when he learned about Myspace he was appauled to know that someone could just take his idea like that, Tommy claims the only difference between his internet social network and myspace is simply the title of the internet website. In late 2007 after the controversy expanded through the school Tommy openly admitted his claims were merely a false statement and that he was simply seeking attention. Tommy was sued by the school in 2006 when he attempted to upload a virus into the school's system, Mr. Lurie told the principals he had found Tommy sweating and pacing in the school's computer room, Mrs Barkerstock with his black laptop hooked up to her computer. Tommy's attempt would have failed anyways, but his virus was meant to steal codes and other confidental material from the school and download it to his computer and use it against the school. Tommy has been banned from using any of the school's computer and again in early 2008 re found a club known as Gay Straight Alliance or better known as GSA. This group is meant to hold meetings meant for helping homosexual students fit in with their peers. Many of the staff members believe secretly it's a way to hack into the school's system.
Etymology
The school district's name was derived from the former town of Clarenceville, Michigan which took up some territory in Farmington Hills, Michigan. It is believed that since Clarenceville (the town) was in Oakland County, Michigan, it is one reason why Clarenceville is listed as an Oakland County school district despite having the schools in Wayne County, Michigan. Two former elementary schools, Edgewood Elementary and Westbrook Elementary, were located in Farmington Hills, Oakland County, but were closed in the 1970s.
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