Congrats to Amber Nehrig! She made the Dean’s list again for the spring semester at CMU, just like every semester since she started! Keep up the great work! #LEADLikeAComet #CometAlum
Congratulations again to Kapre Lynch and Lilliana Colmus!
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NOTICE OF INTENT TO DESTROY RECORDS:
Coleman Community School (CCS) District maintains records for students residing in the Coleman Community Schools district boundaries and referred for and/or receiving special education services. CCS retains this information for a period of seven (7) years beyond the time when services are terminated, per the law. At that time, CCS intends to destroy these special education records.
CCS no longer needs the information contained in special education files on students whose special education services terminated in 2017 or BEFORE and intends to destroy these special education records 30 days from the date of publication of this notice.
If a student or parent/guardian wishes to obtain a copy of these records prior to destruction, please contact Coleman Schools Board of Education Office, Special Education Department in person or by mail at 4823 N. Coleman Schools Drive, Coleman, MI 48618. Telephone 989.465.6060 and speak with Jennifer McCormack.
Due to the heat, there will be no volleyball open gym today, Monday, 6/23/25. Stay cool and stay safe.
Shout-out to recent grad Athena Brown! She earned a $1000 scholarship award from Isabella bank through the Mount Pleasant Community Foundation. Amazing job, Athena! #LEADLikeAComet ☄️
Below is the link to the last Athletics Newsletter of the 2024-25 school year. We had a number of successes, and we wanted to make sure we captured them all before we published. We hope you enjoy reading about the success of our athletes.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1axAhSvsP_-rrE6nKtAF5qAu7Lyw09QjS/view?usp=sharing
We have opportunities for our athletes to get better next week, 6/16 - 6/20. Volleyball is getting started, and we also have conditioning and weights 10-11 on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday.
I hope everyone is enjoying the warmer weather and the beginning of summer, but our sports programs have opportunities for our athletes to work together, get better, and build the skills and relationships that will lead to their success next season. We'll keep the Athletics Calendar up to date with everything our coaches plan. You can access that at colemanschools.net/athletics. We also have summer conditioning going on through Ignite. We are working on getting that schedule out, too. Have a great weekend.
Mr. Liechty's class had a great last day of school. They ended the prank war by hiding aliens in Mrs. Pelletier's room. Then to celebrate the end of the year, they finished watching the Percy Jackson show. Mr. Liechty also brought in his Nintendo Switch to play Mario Kart and Pico Park with the kids (He went undefeated 😂). Have a great summer everyone!
Hey Coleman community! Please tune into FOX66, NBC25, or CW46 (Mid-Michigan NOW) at 6, 10, or 11 tonight to see a special recognition for a Coleman Comet staff member. Don't miss it! https://midmichigannow.com/watch
From kindergarten to second grade! First grade is definitely a year of growth! 💙
Ms. Kendrick's Kindergarten class won the attendance award for the month of April and earned an ice cream party to celebrate their great attendance! Thank you Faith United Methodist Church for providing the ice cream and a ton of yummy toppings!
Denise Wilson volunteered as a WatchDOG at the elementary school last week. Just look at those smiles! Addison loved having her Grandma here!
Softball District Semifinals Tomorrow, May 30th at Montabella HS at 2:00! Be there to support our Comets as they take on SHA! Tickets are available via GoFan at the following link: https://gofan.co/app/school/MI4550.
Third Grade had their annual Michigan Made party this week. They had a delicious lunch of products made in the state of Michigan. They followed it up with some games outside and popsicles.
Earlier this month, our 8th grades students participated in Career Pathway Adventures where they learned about careers in each of the pathways from industry representatives.
Ag students are transplanting the asparagus they grew from seed into the land lab. Hopefully we can expect a harvest in 3 years!
Things got hectic last week, so we put off last week's issue of the Athletics Newsletter. Don't worry, though, because we have seven pages to celebrate our athletes' accomplishments today. Enjoy and keep coming out to celebrate our student-athletes as their seasons come to a close. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B3YSFqJDv-EVgGSDjdrS4iQeTTKEP7jT/view?usp=sharing
The baseball pre-district game against Beal City is scheduled for today, May 27th, 2025. Sacred Heart Academy is hosting. Use this link to purchase tickets through GoFan. There will be no tickets sold at the gate. Hope to see you all there. https://gofan.co/event/3616268
Sixth graders visited the School-Based Health Clinic to leave their mark on the outer office walls last week.
