🚨 Schedule Update 🚨
Due to inclement weather, today’s High School Softball and Junior High Track events have been canceled. We are currently working on identifying potential makeup dates and will share updates as soon as they are confirmed.
We appreciate your understanding and will keep you posted!
Due to inclement weather, today’s High School Softball and Junior High Track events have been canceled. We are currently working on identifying potential makeup dates and will share updates as soon as they are confirmed.
We appreciate your understanding and will keep you posted!
A handful of Absolutely Incredible Kids were missed when we initially posted about Absolutely Incredible Kid Day. Please congratulate four more of our absolutely incredible kids - Jase Howdyshell, Mason Holly, Ellie Corey, and Frankie Murphy! They showed off how amazing they are by being so incredibly kind while Mrs. Hamina fixed her mistake!
It’s meet day at Coleman!
The Comets are hosting a full lineup tonight as we welcome Ashley, McBain, Merrill, and Vestaburg to the track.
Come out and support your Comets and enjoy a great night of competition!
Spring sports 2026 have started well for the Comets! Softball is 4-0 with victories over McBain and Vestaburg. Klaira Sysak led the way in game 1 against the Wolverines with a triple and her first home run of the year, inside-the-park style, to go with 5 RBIs. In game 2, Sysak added 5 more RBIs to go with Hannah McCann's 6.
Baseball started well with 2 wins over Saginaw Arts and Sciences and a split with Vestaburg. In game 1 against Vestaburg, Aden Aultman was dominant with 11 strikeouts for the win. Against the Dragons from SASA, Zane Lytle was the run producer with 8 RBIs on the day.
JH Track traveled to Beaverton on Friday and had a great showing. Jonas Shea was third in the 100 and 400, Chase Moore was fourth in the 1600, while Boss Bowman was second in the long jump. The girls were dominant on the day, with Olivia Crafard winning the 100m, 55m hurdles, and the long jump. Sophie Ellison was second in the long jump and won the 400m and 1600m.
High School Track faced some stiff competition in Clare. Alex Lyon and Gage Lawrence were fourth and fifth, respectively, in the pole vault, while Dominic Lawrence was seventh in the long jump. Olivia Hegel was ninth in the high jump and long jump, with Bailey Gates right behind her in the long jump in tenth.
It's early in the season, and we are expecting some great things from our Comets this spring.
Game day at the ball fields!
Coleman Baseball & Softball are back in action tonight as we take on Vestaburg. Come out and support your Comets!
Coleman Baseball & Softball are back in action tonight as we take on Vestaburg. Come out and support your Comets!
Comet Softball starts at home! We open the season tonight against McBain - first pitch at 4:00 PM.
Show up, be loud, and support your Comets!
Show up, be loud, and support your Comets!
We’re entering a season of change as we celebrate some incredible staff members heading into retirement and others beginning new adventures. 💙
While they will be greatly missed, their impact on our students and school community will last for years to come. ✨
As we look ahead to next school year, we have several openings and are excited to welcome new faces to our team:
📌 Special Education Secretary: https://aptg.co/Nlcq21
📌 Jr/Sr High Head Secretary: https://aptg.co/lQYqtd
📌 K–12 Music/Choir Instructor: https://aptg.co/8SRRjC
📌 Jr/Sr High Math Teacher: https://aptg.co/MlT57r
📌 Jr/Sr High Social Studies or English Teacher: https://aptg.co/-DVzpv
If you—or someone you know—are passionate about making a difference for students, we’d love to hear from you!
👉 Visit our employment page: https://www.colemanschools.net/page/employment-opportunities
Come be part of something special. 💫
While they will be greatly missed, their impact on our students and school community will last for years to come. ✨
As we look ahead to next school year, we have several openings and are excited to welcome new faces to our team:
📌 Special Education Secretary: https://aptg.co/Nlcq21
📌 Jr/Sr High Head Secretary: https://aptg.co/lQYqtd
📌 K–12 Music/Choir Instructor: https://aptg.co/8SRRjC
📌 Jr/Sr High Math Teacher: https://aptg.co/MlT57r
📌 Jr/Sr High Social Studies or English Teacher: https://aptg.co/-DVzpv
If you—or someone you know—are passionate about making a difference for students, we’d love to hear from you!
👉 Visit our employment page: https://www.colemanschools.net/page/employment-opportunities
Come be part of something special. 💫
Be sure to check out our Community Hub page for Easter events this weekend, school events next week, summer job opportunities, community support information, and much more!
The Third Marking Period Honor Roll is here! 🎉👏
Just in time for some well-earned bragging rights at those Easter gatherings! 🐣💐
We’re so proud of all the hard work and dedication—keep shining! 🌟
🏫 Jr/Sr High: https://www.colemanschools.net/o/jr-sr-high-school/page/honor-roll
📘 Elementary: https://www.colemanschools.net/o/elementary/page/honor-roll
Just in time for some well-earned bragging rights at those Easter gatherings! 🐣💐
We’re so proud of all the hard work and dedication—keep shining! 🌟
🏫 Jr/Sr High: https://www.colemanschools.net/o/jr-sr-high-school/page/honor-roll
📘 Elementary: https://www.colemanschools.net/o/elementary/page/honor-roll
Mrs. Lynch’s 6th grade class has been spending the last couple of months learning about force and motion ⚙️📚
Today, all that learning was put to the test in the annual egg drop 🥚⬇️ Teams used their knowledge to design the best contraption to keep their egg safe 🛠️🧠
And the results? 5 out of 6 eggs made it! 🎉👏🥚
Today, all that learning was put to the test in the annual egg drop 🥚⬇️ Teams used their knowledge to design the best contraption to keep their egg safe 🛠️🧠
And the results? 5 out of 6 eggs made it! 🎉👏🥚
🎶💙 Last Wednesday 11 Coleman students joined a band of more than 90 students from other MSAC schools and their directors for the annual Honors Band performance, this year at Sacred Heart. 🎷🪈 The group of select band students from within the conference gather each year to spend the day learning new music just in time for the evening performance. 🥁🎺
27 band and choir students and 8 chaperones travelled to Chicago last weekend for an awesome trip including Medieval Times, the Shedd Aquarium, and shopping on The Magnificent Mile.
We're hoping to welcome a new Jr/Sr High Teacher to the Comet Family next fall! ☄️ If you want to be one of the first to teach out of our freshly updated and renovated building (coming this summer!), apply now at colemanschools.net/employment!
Students enjoyed a staff-student volleyball game the last two hours before spring break. Have a wonderful and safe spring break, and see you all back on April 7!
We celebrated Absolutely Incredible Kid Day at the Jr/Sr High last week! Staff nominated students to encourage and uplift them through positive messages of support. Whether you got a shoutout last week or not, we see you all and appreciate the kindness, perseverance, and growth you all bring to the Comet family every day! #LEADLikeAComet #AbsolutelyIncredibleKidDay
Earlier this month, students from the Beaverton STEAM class visited the Coleman Agriscience program to learn how they can develop a partnership wherein they will create plastic items for use in the greenhouse. They brought samples of containers that they are in the process of developing and producing and conducted research as to what containers would suit our program needs the best.
They assessed the various containers the greenhouse program uses to determine how they can produce them but also touched on questions regarding sustainability, durability and recycling. Program instructor Scott Wicke is excited for the potential regarding the relationship, saying "Not only would we like to see how the students can create containers, but we'd like to discover other ways they can design and create tools and other products Coleman can use."
As a part of their visit, the Beaverton students were able to propagate some souvenir plant cuttings and place them in the containers they brought with them while learning about the greenhouse operations. Coleman Agriscience students will be conducting a reciprocal visit to Beaverton in the coming weeks to discover how their process is conducted.
They assessed the various containers the greenhouse program uses to determine how they can produce them but also touched on questions regarding sustainability, durability and recycling. Program instructor Scott Wicke is excited for the potential regarding the relationship, saying "Not only would we like to see how the students can create containers, but we'd like to discover other ways they can design and create tools and other products Coleman can use."
As a part of their visit, the Beaverton students were able to propagate some souvenir plant cuttings and place them in the containers they brought with them while learning about the greenhouse operations. Coleman Agriscience students will be conducting a reciprocal visit to Beaverton in the coming weeks to discover how their process is conducted.
Recognition Day for our amazing paraprofessionals is TOMORROW! 🎉🍎
Think about all of the things they do for our students and all of us daily—regulating kids, keeping schedules on track 📅, providing accommodations, supporting sensory needs 🧠, guiding student work and behavior throughout the building, assisting teachers (and sneaking in those much-needed bathroom breaks 😉), offering a smiling face 😊, making us laugh 😂… and so much more. 💙
Now, what can you do to officially recognize them?
A small token of appreciation 🎁, a quick stop to say thank you in person 🙌, or a note sharing a specific way they’ve supported you ✏️💌?
Thank you to our incredible paraprofessionals who are so many things to so many people! 🌟We appreciate you and the countless ways you pivot throughout the day to meet student needs and support every classroom. 💪📚Have a fantastic day—you deserve it! 💙👏
Think about all of the things they do for our students and all of us daily—regulating kids, keeping schedules on track 📅, providing accommodations, supporting sensory needs 🧠, guiding student work and behavior throughout the building, assisting teachers (and sneaking in those much-needed bathroom breaks 😉), offering a smiling face 😊, making us laugh 😂… and so much more. 💙
Now, what can you do to officially recognize them?
A small token of appreciation 🎁, a quick stop to say thank you in person 🙌, or a note sharing a specific way they’ve supported you ✏️💌?
Thank you to our incredible paraprofessionals who are so many things to so many people! 🌟We appreciate you and the countless ways you pivot throughout the day to meet student needs and support every classroom. 💪📚Have a fantastic day—you deserve it! 💙👏
Celebrating those who make Coleman special! 🌟
Each month, the Coleman Board of Education recognizes staff and community members for their stand-out work supporting our students. 👏
Check out this month’s recognitions below!
View all past recognitions and learn more here:
https://www.colemanschools.net/page/board
* Dave Brown and Bill Francis- high praise from multiple people about the strong coaches that you are, how you teams appreciate you, the teamwork and sportsmanship you instill in your players and the effort you put into publicizing the sport
* Congrats to Nancy Sian and Jenn Tallman with 34 and 24 years of service to education. You will be greatly missed!* All coaches from the winter sports- thank you for the tremendous effort and knowledge you have shared with our athletes.
* To Kevin Cliff and Kaleigh Boggs on your work planning for and during Regionals, including picking up a game 6 hours before it was to start and still ensuring those schools felt included down to the last detail. Everything went incredibly well!
Each month, the Coleman Board of Education recognizes staff and community members for their stand-out work supporting our students. 👏
Check out this month’s recognitions below!
View all past recognitions and learn more here:
https://www.colemanschools.net/page/board
* Dave Brown and Bill Francis- high praise from multiple people about the strong coaches that you are, how you teams appreciate you, the teamwork and sportsmanship you instill in your players and the effort you put into publicizing the sport
* Congrats to Nancy Sian and Jenn Tallman with 34 and 24 years of service to education. You will be greatly missed!* All coaches from the winter sports- thank you for the tremendous effort and knowledge you have shared with our athletes.
* To Kevin Cliff and Kaleigh Boggs on your work planning for and during Regionals, including picking up a game 6 hours before it was to start and still ensuring those schools felt included down to the last detail. Everything went incredibly well!
Publishing Day fun! 📚
6th graders teamed up with Kindergarteners to share stories, ideas, and a love of reading. ❤️✨
6th graders teamed up with Kindergarteners to share stories, ideas, and a love of reading. ❤️✨
Congratulations to our March Employees of the Month, Cindy Araway and Kaleigh Boggs! 🎉
These recognitions begin with staff nominations, with final selections made by the Board—and this month’s honorees truly shine.
Cindy goes above and beyond every day for her students, staff, and the district. She leads with heart—checking in on others even outside of work hours, offering support however it’s needed, and creating a true sense of family within her building. Her care and dedication do not go unnoticed! 💙
Kaleigh was nominated for her incredible commitment to building strong connections with students. In just one day, she encouraged a reluctant student to get involved, supported academic improvement, helped resolve another student concern, assisted families with the FAFSA process, and still managed her regular responsibilities—all while checking in on a student who was ill. Her impact is wide-reaching and deeply appreciated! 🌟
As Employees of the Month, Cindy and Kaleigh receive a reserved parking space, the traveling Employee of the Month trophy, and, of course, well-earned bragging rights for the month! 🚗🏆
Thank you both for the care, dedication, and positivity you bring to our district each day—we are grateful for you!
These recognitions begin with staff nominations, with final selections made by the Board—and this month’s honorees truly shine.
Cindy goes above and beyond every day for her students, staff, and the district. She leads with heart—checking in on others even outside of work hours, offering support however it’s needed, and creating a true sense of family within her building. Her care and dedication do not go unnoticed! 💙
Kaleigh was nominated for her incredible commitment to building strong connections with students. In just one day, she encouraged a reluctant student to get involved, supported academic improvement, helped resolve another student concern, assisted families with the FAFSA process, and still managed her regular responsibilities—all while checking in on a student who was ill. Her impact is wide-reaching and deeply appreciated! 🌟
As Employees of the Month, Cindy and Kaleigh receive a reserved parking space, the traveling Employee of the Month trophy, and, of course, well-earned bragging rights for the month! 🚗🏆
Thank you both for the care, dedication, and positivity you bring to our district each day—we are grateful for you!
