C is for Costumes! 8th grade Comets Olivia Hegel and Kyleigh Baker look cozy in their Elmo & Cookie Monster ensembles!
Happy Halloween from the science department! It's Bill (Francis) Nye the Science Guy! We love to see our staff participating in all the fun! 🧑🔬
Some juniors showed off their Halloween costumes today! We have: Donnie Husted as Snail Shaman, Josie Balliet as the 'Red Death', and Gage Miller as a Flamingo. Tell us in the comments which student YOU think is dressed the scariest!
Everyone say hello to our Intervention Superheroes! The Math Ninja, The Super Sentence Savior, and The Book Whisperer are here to save the day!
Some highlights from the Halloween Choir concert last night! Great job Comets, you killed it!
The Choir Concert this evening is underway with costumes and all.
First graders synergize to build structures that can stand on their own using pasta and marshmallows!
ATTENTION PARENTS! Picture Retake Day for both buildings is NEXT WEEK - don't miss it! ELEMENTARY: Wednesday 11/6. JR/SR HIGH: Tuesday 11/5. Don't forget to order your pictures online: https://www.geskusphoto.com/
The annual 6th grade Fall Bulb Project is well underway. 6th graders weighed, measured, and sketched their daffodil and narcissus bulbs before planting. Predictions were made on bloom size compared to bulb size. We learned that while narcissus is the genus name for daffodil, in the flower market narcissus refers to a bulb that will produce multi stems and flowers. Daffodils usually have only one flower per bulb unless the bulb splits. We are excited to see the labors of our work but have to wait until March or April. In the meantime, we will keep records of air and ground temperature until we see the first sprouts of Spring.
Students in 3rd grade are learning about The Constitution of the United States through our new Reading program, Bookworms. Pictured is our "Student Choral Read-aloud with the teacher" process. We’ve read 3 whole books this year already!! #growingforthefuture
Still struggling to get Rooms up and running? Check out Rooms Central! It's a resource for Parents/Guardians and Teachers/Staff to learn more about how to get started using Rooms. Check it out! https://info.apptegy.com/rooms-central
Mrs. Shumaker's Seminar class did a community outreach project of raking leaves for a Coleman couple on Tuesday. Nice job, Comets! #LEADLikeAComet
The Midland Business Alliance put out a great guide to the upcoming election! We added all of the great information on the bottom of www.colemanschools.net/bond. (And make sure you scroll to see their infographic for the Coleman Schools Bond Proposal!)
Check out Ms. Klykken's art class! Second graders just finished their Mixed-Media Fall Foxes, fifth graders just finished their Mixed-Media Pop Art Pumpkins, and sixth graders just finished their Mixed-Media Fall Hedgehogs. How fun and festive!
5th graders recently did group presentations on whether Michigan should send water to California or not to help address wildfires. Very interesting topic!
A few of our 5th grade NEHS students attended the Midland County Youth Leadership Conference. Students enjoyed learning about how and when to be kind, and that you can extend a helping hand to ANYONE -- not just your friends. They played a few different leadership and empathy-building games; some of which that they hope to participate in during the upcoming Kindness Week, which is November 11th-15th. Kindness Week is entirely student-planned and student-led, so keep an eye out for all the great activities they have planned! So proud of our young Comets for taking the initiative to #LEADLikeAComet!
Have you seen the daily elementary 'News Crew' videos on social media? With the help of Mrs. Klopf, it's almost entirely led by students! This year, News Crew is made up of 3rd and 4th graders. They have roles such as editor, producer, videographer, and anchor. Involved students all had the opportunity to apply for these roles, among other important jobs all throughout the building. Pictured here is just one of the News Crew groups. They do a great job, don't they? #LEADLikeAComet
Welcome to Ms. McKayla Sanders, our new Reading/Writing Interventionist at the elementary who will be teaming up with Mrs. Katie Ward. Ms. Sanders is currently working toward her teaching degree and has worked in a Title I School as a paraprofessional support student intervention groups previously.
She is currently building a house here in Coleman. Please help her to feel welcome!
Ms. Kendrick's kindergarten class had fun learning about magnets earlier this week! They worked on their reading and sentence structure as they learned about what magnet poles are and what they do.
If you will be 18 or older by Nov. 5 and you live in the Coleman School District, please make sure to VOTE in the upcoming election! Not registered to vote yet? You can register any day up until Election Day, INCLUDING the day of! Help us spread the word and SHARE! For more information on the Coleman Schools Bond Proposal, please visit our webpage: www.colemanschools.net/bond
