Should any of you with a child in our district age 16+ be interested, the Health Department will be holding a Student Vaccination Clinic. This is being offered as an option for ease of use for those families who wish to take advantage of it, but completely up to the family to decide if they are interested.
The 1st dose clinic will be on April 28th from 2-4:00 p.m.; the 2nd dose clinic will be held on May 19th from 2-4:00 p.m. Parents are welcome to come to the clinic with their child as well and will check in at the marked area just outside of the front doors near the auditorium. Students may also come on their own and can be called down from class. Either way, students must be pre-registered by completing the paperwork at this link https://5il.co/rkhn and submitting it to the school office ahead of the clinic.
Parents are also welcome to get vaccinated if they would like and also need to sign up ahead of time. If you as a parent would like to sign up for vaccination for yourself, please fill out the information at this link: https://forms.gle/62LgzBHQLA5j... We hope that this information will be helpful to you. I apologize that some people were having trouble with the original link.
Quick reminder: Tomorrow morning at 9 AM is the first live broadcast in a series for Skilled Trades Live provided by J. Ranck Electric, introducing students to the trades. Here’s a link to a video done today to kick things off: https://youtu.be/d-XzHFjE9MY
If you'd like to learn more about possible careers, tomorrow, students can watch on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC9c2boklhCQPupMKx7acrQ or Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/jranckelectric , whichever you prefer.
Shout out from a parent to Comet Alum, Cody Finney. Cody has been assisting at JH track practice, mentoring the shotput athletes. He has also mentored the football team and weight lifting team. I love that he is giving back to his school and our athletes.
Jr./Sr. High students will be bringing home additional detail today with more information for the pause to in-person instruction/move to remote learning. You can find the same information at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/...
Additionally, your child at the Jr./Sr. High would have brought home a letter making you aware we had another positive case of COVID reported. All those who are close contacts have already received a phone call.
Finally, should any of you with a child in our district age 16+ be interested, the Health Department will be holding a Student Vaccination Clinic. This is being offered as an option for ease of use for those families who wish to take advantage of it, but completely up to the family to decide if they are interested. The 1st dose clinic will be on April 28th from 2-4:00 p.m.; the 2nd dose clinic will be held on May 19th from 2-4:00 p.m. Parents are welcome to come to the clinic as well and will check in at the marked area just outside of the front doors near the auditorium. Students may also come on their own and can be called down from class. Either way, students must be pre-registered by completing the paperwork at this link https://drive.google.com/file/... and submitting it to the school office ahead of the clinic. Parents are also welcome to get vaccinated if they would like and also need to sign up ahead of time. If you as a parent would like to sign up for vaccination yourself, please fill out the information at this link: https://forms.gle/62LgzBHQLA5j...
We hope that this information will be helpful to you.
Just a friendly reminder if you would like breakfast/lunch for your 7th-12th grade child(ren) ONLY during the April 13-23 pause to in-person instruction for Jr./Sr. High, please fill out the information at this link by 10 a.m. tomorrow, Monday, April 12th. You only have to fill it out once for each child for the two weeks. https://forms.gle/HMmsnQEFpMBJ...
Please take some time to review the information posted in the letter at this link, regarding the press conference from the Governor and MDHHS yesterday. This letter will impact 7th-12th grade in-person students beginning on Tuesday, April 13th for 2 weeks, as well as athletics and clubs. Thank you in advance for your support and understanding during another difficult time for everyone. https://5il.co/rf3g
4th graders earned some outside Reading time today.
Coleman Schools' high school students have the opportunity to join one of 18+ programs (shown here)in Career-Technical Education (CTE) through Midland County, including our own Agriscience Program . Many of these were formerly known as Trades courses. Students remain enrolled in their home school (Coleman) and attend the CTE program 2 hours per day.
Coleman Schools' is proud to offer courses for those interested in Career and College courses. Everyone has an interest in something. At Coleman, we are working to offer a wide range of options to fit every student.
For more information on Career-Technical Courses listed here, please contact Mr. Cone, our counselor at the Jr./Sr. High.
Good luck to our Individual Wrestlers at Regional this coming Saturday. We'll be rooting for you!
Good luck also to our Bowlers at State Finals tomorrow (Friday). The links are available below if you would like to watch and cheer them on:
Qualifying 8am: https://youtu.be/LdjtM_YQym4
Quarter Finals 1pm: https://youtu.be/nJUDzoai2Q0
Semi Finals 2:45pm: https://youtu.be/pBoxSoX4HSM
Finals 4:15pm: https://youtu.be/dGbC5huOyWQ
We have a lot to be proud of with our students as usual! #Coleman #growingforthefuture #preferreddistrict #athletics #CometPride
Congratulations to our Girls and Boys Basketball teams for their semi-final win in districts this week! Good luck tonight to the boys and tomorrow night to our girls as they play in the finals. #Coleman #athletics #basketball #girlsbasketball #boysbasketball #growingforthefuture #preferreddistrict #CometPride
Congratulations to Kenzie McCoy who jumped to 6th from 16th in the MSAC Conference in Quizbowl this week! Outstanding progress and representation of Coleman Schools. Nice work, Kenzie! #Coleman #preferredschools #growingforthefuture #education #quizbowl #academics #extracurricular #CometPride
Thank you to our Community Support Partners- Kayla Shoutes (Pathways to Potential) and Richard Templeman (Parent Liaison) whose original Recognition Day we missed due to a snow day. You pick up so many needs of our kids and families that we may not otherwise be able to get to.
A tremendous thank you to our bus drivers and staff on Transportation Recognition Day tomorrow. Families and students are so thankful for your safety, skill, and kind personalities toward our kids. It has to be one of THE toughest jobs, and we are so appreciative of all of you.
Wednesday, February 24th, is a half day of school for students. Jr./Sr. High will release at 11:20 a.m. and Elementary at 11:30 a.m. Lunch will be offered prior to dismissal.
As a reminder, SPARKS after school program does not run on half days and will not take place tomorrow, Feb. 24th.
Drama Club practice is cancelled for today, Feb. 22nd. Thank you!
JH practices are cancelled for today.
High school practices are voluntary; please watch for information from your coaches.
The Cheer team will still travel to St. Charles, but bus will leave 15 minutes earlier today than originally scheduled. And the Boys' Basketball game is on for tonight in Coleman!
There will be no school for Coleman Community Schools today, Monday, Feb. 22nd, due to road conditions. Information on events and practices will be shared by noon today. Please be safe and stay warm.
Midland Area Community Foundation is partnering with the We Hear You initiative to support a community Diversity, Equity and Inclusion survey. All Midland County residents (18+)are encouraged to complete the survey. The survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/73XQQX7) should take about 25 minutes, and all responses will remain anonymous.
The We Hear You, Midland Racial and Ethnic Equity and Inclusion Survey is designed to assess your experiences with racial/ethnic (in)equity in Midland County. Through the collective voices of members of the Midland Community, agencies within Midland will be able to address issues of racial/ethnic inequity. The aggregate results of the survey will help guide Midland County agencies in improving racial/ethnic relations within Midland County.
Tonight's Girls Varsity Basketball game @ Vestaburg is a go! Game time is 6:30 (bus leaves at 4:45) and can be livestreamed at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/vestaburg-high-school-vestaburg-mi.
The Wrestling team will also compete at St Charles! Competition starts at 5:30 and will also be livestreamed at NFHS Network at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/st-charles-high-school-st-charles-mi.
Coleman Schools will be closed today, Tuesday, February 16th, due to road conditions. Please be safe and stay warm. Information on athletic practices and events will be posted by noon today.