Sixth graders visited the School-Based Health Clinic to leave their mark on the outer office walls last week.
Third grade went on their annual Lansing trip this past Friday. They had a blast learning about Michigan's history at the Michigan History Museum and the Capitol Building.
The 7th and 8th graders enjoyed an assembly 7th hour to kick off the long weekend. It was a reward for EVERY Junior High student showing improvement on the NWEA scores, and was planned by the Jr. High student council. What a great way to end the week!
5th and 6th grade teachers braving the cold at field day!
Mr. Liechty's class had a blast at Field Day this past week. Here are some of the highlights!
Several members of the High School Jazz Band and the High School Choir traveled this week to present the Traveling Talent Show. The Jazz Band performed "Feelin' Good" and the choir performed "Ex-Wives" from the musical Six. They along with six other acts entertained students at seven MSAC schools.
Senior Night for Baseball and Softball is on at 4:00 tonight. Concessions will be open at the football field as well.
Kindergarteners celebrated Leadership Day in the classroom, on the playground, and at the track.
Congratulations to recent graduate Jasmine Kilonsky! She was selected as the 12th Grade Best Art Winner for the Midland Daily News Design An Ad Contest 2025! This is an incredible accomplishment and a huge honor, and we couldn't be prouder of her creative vision and dedication.
This award is a reflection of Jasmine’s extraordinary imagination, attention to detail, and the thoughtful way she approaches every project. She is truly a standout student whose creativity and passion shine through in all she does.
Congratulations to Nathan Nehrig, Comet Alum, in his graduation from CMU recently! 🔥⬆️ #LEADLikeAComet
Congratulations to Conner Schrank! Conner made the Dean's List at Michigan Tech for the spring semester.
AgSTEM students ventured to the school forest today to release John Smolt(z), the lone Salmon In the Classroom survivor. Students also had an opportunity to learn first-hand about slope and elevation by scaling the namesake for Bluff Creek. Finally, they practiced tree identification while collecting samples on their hike.
6th grader Ramsey Methner did a great job as our last Pledge Leader of the school year! Ramsey is pretty comfortable with public speaking - he's led the Elementary School's Habit Huddles and Leadership Days for the past 2-3 years! Thanks Ramsey for being a great leader in your class! #LEADLikeAComet
AgSTEM students visited the Land Lab and installed the bluebird houses that they constructed in class as part of their unit on wildlife habitat and ecosystems.
Thank you everyone who attended Coleman Elementary School's 2025 Leadership Day! It was a blast celebrating our leaders with you all! Our students worked really hard to create each piece of our day - Did you know everything was student created with only some minor implementation help from adults? Thank you for giving our leaders the opportunity to shine!
If you attended Leadership Day, please take a moment to complete this very brief survey so that we can make next year even better! https://forms.gle/XPmy5aTpQwNpFT8y5
Staff and students, along with the Midland Area Community Foundation, recently surprised Mrs. Amy Klopf with the presentation of the 2025 Lloyd Osborn Memorial Award! Several of Mrs. Klopf's family members traveled to attend and add to the surprise.
A few days later, Mrs. Klopf surprised the seniors with a group selfie outside the Elementary building.
The award is presented annually to recognize dedication and service to sports and community exemplified by the late Lloyd Osborn, long-time coach and teacher in Midland. She shares the honor with past Coleman recipients Mr. Dave Mammel (2014) and Mrs. Sue Thering (2003).
Next to congratulate is Julia Weglowska, one of our foreign exchange students from Poland! ☄️ It's been lovely having you with us as a Comet this school year; we'll miss you so much! Come back to visit soon! #ColemanCometPride
The Freshman class got to celebrate their NWEA growth with a fun trip to The Saginaw Zoo today. The weather was great and everyone was engaged and enjoying themselves.
The fourth grade students joined the kindergarteners to help them prepare for the Leadership Day Parade. They helped them to create signs to carry in the parade representing Habit #1 Be Proactive!
Our Kindergarten classes had an amazing time at the Saginaw Children's Zoo!
