Cruella De Ville and approximately 101 Dalmatians were running loose in the Elementary school yesterday! ๐Ÿ•
about 5 hours ago, Natalie Kalitta
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
ele staff halloween
Congratulations to Mr. Jacob Moore, who will be our new boys' varsity bowling coach. We appreciate him bringing his knowledge and love of the sport to our students, and we are excited to see what this year brings for all of them. Congrats, Coach!
about 10 hours ago, Natalie Kalitta
comet family
Thanks to Board President Lorie Fox for volunteering to organize and shelve books for us in the Jr/Sr High Media Center! We're glad she got to put some of her 8th grade library aide skills to use. ๐Ÿ˜‰
1 day ago, Natalie Kalitta
library books

At a recent JV/Varsity football practice, athletes stopped everything to stand for the National Anthem they overheard playing at the Junior High game nearby! Way to #LEADLikeAComet and show respect, athletes! ๐Ÿˆ (And thank you to the community member that captured this moment for us!) If you want to share a Comet shout-out for social media, too, all are welcome to share a quick positive story at this link: https://www.colemanschools.net/forms/ccs-quick-story-form Thanks for helping fuel Comet Pride! โ˜„๏ธ

2 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
football national anthem

Our high school runners will be off on Friday to run in the MHSAA Regionals at Shepherd High School. The event time has been adjusted and the Boys will be running at 2:00 pm and the girls will be at 3:00 pm.

Parking for Spectators: They are asking you to take 2nd Street to get to a parking lot, DO NOT park in the lot closest to school as they will still be in session, and DO NOT come down 4th Street.

You will need to use GoFan for tickets or you can use a credit card at the event. $8 per person.

There will also be live stream available on NFHS.

2 days ago, Chad Klopf
Cross Country Regionals
Members of the Elementary NEHS attended the YIP Kindness Conference last week at Meridian High School. Students participated in ice breakers, breakout sessions, heard a keynote address, visited youth partnerships from Midland County, and had time to plan activities for the elementary schoolโ€™s Week of Kindness, coming up on November 9th-13th. #LEADLikeAComet
2 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
kindness conference
Congratulations to Hunter Porter, one of this week's book winners! Way to be a leader! #LEADLikeAComet
3 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
hunter porter book winner

Ms. Bโ€™s 5th graders earned extra recess for meeting their attendance goal for September! Way to go, Comets! #LEADLikeAComet

3 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
recess
recess
boulis recess
boulis recess
boulis recess
boulis recess
Congrats to those recognized at the October Board of Education meeting! The recognitions made by Board Members are the following:

โ˜„๏ธ To Mrs. Amie Zylman, who helped wrangle 55 students from the drama club to put on an outstanding Haunted School. They were able to bring in 315 community members to see not only the show, but our new facilities. It was an amazing night for everyone. I heard from multiple people that the "littles" felt they had to come because they were personally invited to the show, which convinced some grandparents and parents to get them here. The board also mentioned that Amie was amazing amidst all of the chaos of the evening.

โ˜„๏ธ To Mr. Scott Rodenbo, Mr.Jesse Kalitta and his "lion" (dog), Oscar, Mr. Joshua Sampson, Ms. Allison Klykken, IGNITE team members, and any other staff members who were there that evening whom they didn't recognize (after all, it was a Haunted School, and people were dressed up).

โ˜„๏ธ To Coach Courtney Niederquill and Coach Laken Berthume for getting the junior high girls' basketball team set up and ready to practice as we search for a coach.
4 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
board meeting recognitions
It was Senior Night in Coleman for the Comet Varsity Volleyball Team, and as you can see even Coach was into the theme of "senior" night!

We enjoyed celebrating the volleyball careers of our three seniors: Bailey, Sydney, and Hannah. Along with the celebration of our senior athletes, we got to celebrate a three game sweep of The Baldwin Panthers for the Comet Victory!

One last regular season date on the calendar as the Comets JV & Varsity will travel to Saginaw on Thursday to take on the Cardinals of Michigan Lutheran Seminary.
5 days ago, Chad Klopf
Senior Night
Due to issues out of our control, Baldwin will not have a JV team for tonight's game.
We will still be playing the varsity contest with an adjusted start time of 6:00 pm.
Senior night will still take place before warm-ups. Thank you for your understand and adjustments on late notice.
5 days ago, Chad Klopf
Game Change
6th graders learned about the "circle of control" - a productivity framework (and part of Leader in Me!) that helps people better understand what you have power over: your own attitude, mindset, daily habits, boundaries, etc. Knowing this can help manage stress and anxiety by separating what you CAN change from what you cannot. What a cool lesson!
6 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
circle of control
circle of control
circle of control
circle of control
circle of control
circle of control
circle of control
Fall sports are really winding down, but we are not done yet.

Monday night is Senior Night for the Comet Volleyball Team as they take on Baldwin High School with the JV starting at 5:30. The team would love to have a packed house to support all their efforts, and the four years of hard work our seniors have put in on the court.

Our Cross Country Team is at the MHSAA tournament level, as they will be running in the MHSAA Regional at Shepherd on Friday. The Friday night lights will have a different looks as our cross runners will be looking to continue to push for more PRs!
7 days ago, Chad Klopf
Weekly Schedule
Students in Mr. McCormack's Zoology class took advantage of the newly renovated science lab this week to learn dissecting protocol. ๐Ÿงช Right now they are focusing on mollusks, a diverse filum. A dissection of the clam is a simple project. Next, they will launch into dissection of squid, the most advanced invertebrate. ๐Ÿฆ‘
8 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
zoology
zoology
In Mr. Klopf's Health class this week, freshmen role-played through different situations to practice the use of refusal skills - behavioral strategies and communication techniques used to say "no" to peer pressure, risky behaviors, and unwanted social situations. Lessons like these are essential to empowering our students to set clear boundaries and protect their health and safety!

#LEADLikeAComet
8 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
Health class
Health class
For National School Bus Safety Week, Mr. Cowell would like to remind all student bus riders of the 4 Keys to a Successful Bus Ride: ๐ŸšŒ 1. Keep your hands and belongings to yourself. 2. Use appropriate language at an appropriate volume. 3. Remian properly seated at all times. 4. Follow all instructions given by the bus driver. Safety is the utmost concern and goal while transporting our students to and from school!
9 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
national school bus safety week
Mrs. Whittington's 6th graders enjoyed some time learning outdoors at Chippewa Nature Center recently! ๐Ÿ‚
9 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center
6th grade chippewa nature center

Board of Education President, Mrs. Lorie Fox, and Trustee, Mr. Sean Long, recently spent an evening at the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) Delegate Assembly.

Fox is a voting member of the Delegate Assembly, and Long was interested in learning more about it. The Coleman Board members voted to have each of them represent at the assembly this year.

Fox and Long had opportunities to advocate for our district, participate in debate and vote on resolutions that provide direction for MASB directors and legislators. There are 178 districts from 53 counties in Michigan which also provides an opportunity to network with other school board members.

9 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
board assembly
board assembly
board assembly
Kya & Ryder did a great job reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the Board Meeting on Monday night! Thanks for representing the 1st grade so well! #LEADLikeAComet #ColemanCometPride
10 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
pledge leaders
pledge leaders
Ms. Rachel loves twinning with students! Way to show Comet spirit, you two! โ˜„๏ธ
10 days ago, Natalie Kalitta
twinning