Some 7th graders showing their spirit for Tropical Day at the Junior/Senior High Friday! Reminder: next Friday, May 9, is Farmer or Country day. Let's see your best farmer/country gear!
Junior Lillian Rice attended the Midland Section of the American Society Awards Banquet on Wednesday, April 30th. Lillian was nominated for having the highest GPA in Chemistry in Coleman High School this year!
The 5th graders had a great time at Chippewa Nature Center getting some hands-on experience and learning more about nature's food chain.
Reminder: Get your votes in for Mr. Burkhart through May 30th! We're setting a reminder alarm on our phones, because life has so many distractions.
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Our chicks are here!
We are excited for our upcoming annual Leadership day at Coleman Elementary on Friday, May 16. We will be starting with a school-wide picnic lunch at 12:00, then games and Leader In Me presentations in the class, a habit parade and final habit huddle of the year at the track. Families and community members are welcome!! Can't wait to see you all there.
6th graders did some undercover bulb planting in the fall! Daffodils are springing up in front of the elementary school.
Thank you to Paul Gross for coming to speak to our students about the Ag, Food, and Natural Resources degree and credential opportunities that Mid Michigan College has to offer our students!
Mr. Burkhart has been nominated for the Golden Apple Award! You can vote daily through May 30 by clicking on the link below and completing the registration.
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On Tuesday, April 29th, Members of the Jazz Band and Choir performed at the MSAC Talent Review. Schools across the MSAC each sent three acts to perform. Those acts were judged and the top 8 were chosen to be a part of the Traveling Talent Show, performing in each of the schools over the next week. We're excited to say that our Jazz Band and Choir performance of SIX were both chosen to be a part of the Traveling show!
The 5th graders have been working hard on M-Step tests (all 4!), and were ready to tackle NWEA testing this week.
Ms. Nartkers 4th grade class enjoyed the wonderful weather this week on a field trip to the Chippewa Nature Center while learning about local landscapes and how they are impacted by erosion.
Midland County Educational Service Agency (MCESA) is hosting four hands-on Summer Career and Technical Education (CTE), offering students the opportunity to explore exciting career pathways and build valuable skills for the future. Registration is open now until Monday, May 19.
Open to middle and high school students, each camp will focus on a different in-demand field:
What's on the Menu? Culinary Arts Camp: Dive into the fast-paced world of professional kitchens and learn essential cooking techniques, food safety, connections to agriculture, and meal preparation from industry experts - in partnership with Coleman Regional Agriscience Center.
Scrub Life: Healthcare Camp: Discover the fundamentals of patient care, medical terminology, and healthcare careers through interactive simulations and guest speakers - in partnership with Central Michigan University, Davenport University, and MyMichigan Health.
Starting at Square One - Basic Skilled Trades Camp: Gain hands-on experience in foundational trades like carpentry, electrical, and plumbing—ideal for those curious about construction and craftsmanship, in partnership with the Greater Michigan Construction Academy.
Level Up - Advanced Skilled Trades Camp: Designed for students with prior experience or strong interest in technical fields, this camp will focus on welding, advanced construction trades - in partnership with the Greater Michigan Construction Academy.
Camp registration can be found online here. More information is available at midlandesa.org/page/midland-county-career-technical-education or by emailing cte@midlandesa.org
Space is limited and varies by each camp. Scholarships are available.
Mrs. Whittington's Kindergarten took advantage of the great weather and took their book boxes outside to read!
Our greenhouse is in full bloom! Be sure to mark your calendars for our annual flower sale and open house on May 10th from 9am-12noon. Students have been working very hard to ensure that all of your Mother's Day flower and garden needs are met!
This week's Athletics Newsletter is out. Head to https://www.colemanschools.net/athletics to catch up!
A great time was had by all in 3rd Grade this week!! First a Financial Literacy program at Coleman Community Library then a trip to the Purple Park. The kids were outstanding!!! Mr. Liechty and Mrs. Pelletier are so proud of them!
Julia Weglowska, Delilah Cameron, and Mrs. Hamina went to the Midland Area Youth Action Council Inclusivity Celebration on Friday, April 11th to connect with local students working to improve conditions for marginalized communities. Julia and Delilah represented Reach Out and all of the hard work that Reach Out has done to help bring awareness to and advocate for student mental health!
The 5th grade class participated in a 10 week DARE program. They learned a lot about making the right choice in various situations. The students ended the program with a DARE Graduation. Students were chosen to read their DARE report and presented to their class and family members. Congrats, 5th Graders!
Mr. Olmsted has volunteered several days this year to be a WatchDOG! The students in Ms. Lovejoy's 1st grade class love working with him in small groups!
