Mrs. Whittington's Kindergarten working on reading skills! We are writing down our thoughts about the story, working with subjects and predicates on the pocket chart, and then doing 'turn and talks' with our partner. #GrowingForTheFuture
Jair and the afternoon Culinary Arts class worked on bagels together last week for their weekly project! Don't they look amazing? 🥯
Today, several Comet 10th graders are attending the MiCareerQuest career event, hosted by SVSU! There will be tons of local employers and hands-on activities that students can participate in to help them hone in on potential future career options that interest them. Parents can livestream the event from 9am-3pm today to see all the great things their students will be experiencing at https://micareerquestmm.com/
NEXT Saturday, October 19th: Come visit the Haunted School! (If you dare!) 4pm-6pm is the youth-friendly performance, and 7-9pm is the spooky scary performance. Don't miss it!
Congrats to the September employees of the month! (Sorry we're a bit behind in sharing!) These awards are granted based on staff nominations; final decisions are made by the Board. These employees enjoy one month of parking in the reserved 'Employee of the Month' parking space at their building, one month of getting the 'Employee of the Month' trophy on their desk, and one month of bragging rights. Thanks for being outstanding employees! We appreciate your hard work and dedication to the district!
The Readers to Leaders volunteers from Faith United Methodist Church in Coleman spent an afternoon last week training with Mrs. Linda Stachowiak in preparation for their work with Coleman Elementary School readers. We appreciate this dedicated group of volunteers who will be working with our students over the weeks of this school year to improve reading skills! Thank you!
Mr. Frisbee from the Chippewa Nature Center visited Mr. Liechty's 3rd grade class last week! What do you think they're learning about? 🤔
Another pic from Spirit Week! This is Mrs. Whittington's Kindergarten enjoying Hat Day. 👒🎩🧢
The November 2024 Bond Proposal focuses on Safety, Instructional Excellence, and Student Opportunity -- part of which includes constructing safer masonry walls, replacing furniture and student lockers, and enclosing the media center to provide for a safe and quiet work environment, all pictured here! Want more information? Want to see more pictures? Visit the Bond page on the school website! www.colemanschools.net/bond
The band needs your help! Visit the link below to get our students closer to performing on one of the most famous stages in the nation!
https://www.colemanschools.net/o/coleman-cs/page/band-trips
We're ALWAYS looking for substitute teachers and paraprofessionals! Subbing is a great job for parents that works well with their kids' schedules. You can start the registration process at this link: https://signup.willsub.com/index.asp?fuseaction=start.show_requirements
Okay, they're not really NEW staff members, but they have taken on new positions, and we're thrilled!
Thank you to Mrs. Missy Lynch who has offered to take on the National Elementary Honor Society Advisor (NEHS) role this year. Mrs. Lynch has assisted with this in the past and has already started to plan and get things ready for our NEHS students. Thanks again, Mrs. Lynch!
Also thank you to Mrs. Jennifer Tallman and Mrs. Amie Zylman who will split the position as Drama Advisors this year. They are excited to get the year underway and already have ideas for the year to build on the success of the program. Thanks for taking this on!
Mrs. Whittington's Kindergarten class enjoyed practicing their motor skills and creativity with an autumnal painting project!
Hey parents! Have you filled out the Education Benefits form yet to get FREE breakfast and lunch daily for your K-12 students? 🍽️ It's super easy, just visit the Dining page and click the buttons to learn more and get it started! https://www.colemanschools.net/page/dining
How do our young Comets in Mr. Liechty's class exercise their brains during inside recess? By reaping the benefits of playing board games! They're learning collaboration, sportsmanship, practicing good winning/losing skills, critical thinking, and decision-making. Looks like a lot of fun! #growingforthefuture #LEADLikeAComet
5th grade teacher Ms. Boulis wanted to shout out Mr. Logan here for being a good leader by holding the door for Mr. Quintin as he walked past. We love to recognize these little victories! #LEADLikeAComet
Remember last week's post of the 6th graders harvesting thei produce they grew for Culinary class? Hot out of the oven, Culinary students made pizzas with homemade pizza sauce that was made with the tomatoes that came from that garden! They also practiced their knife skills and made homemade fries with the potatoes (not pictured). We love to see our students collaborating! #LEADLikeAComet #CultivatingCometConnections #growingforthefuture
4th graders recently went to the Ag Farm in Merrill, off of M-30. The students learned about the water cycle and the different layers of soil, how harvesting equipment works, bees and how honey is an important part of Michigan. Looks like they had a great time! #growingforthefuture
JR/SR HIGH ONLY: Picture Day is TOMORROW, Friday, 10/4 - don't miss it! Don't forget to order your pictures online: https://www.geskusphoto.com/
Today is Custodial/Maintenance Recognition Day! Our guys are a fantastic group who are here to support all of the many events that take place for our students and help each of us out daily. Please take a minute today to say thanks, give a small token of appreciation, or write them a quick note.
Can't thank you enough, Mr. Troy Waddington, Mr. Wade O'Dell, Mr. Jason Housner, Mr. Dan Inman, Mr. Jason Sharpe, Mr. Jim Rhynard and Mr. Matt Compton!
