For Wed., 12.4, SPARKS and IGNITE programs are closing early today at 4:30 p.m. due to the icy road conditions. Drama will end tryouts early at 4:45 p.m. High school Boys Basketball practice is canceled and Girls Basketball practice will end a bit early to help keep more students of the icy roads in the dark. JH Girls Basketball game is still on for 4:30 as the opposing team has arrived. Please be safe if you have to go out.
CGRESD who runs SPARKS and Ignite programs in our buildings notified us they are canceled for today, 11.26.2024. They have already sent messages out to parents of students in the program. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
REMINDER: Wed., Nov. 27th is a half day of school with elementary out at 11:30 a.m. and jr/sr high out at 11:20 a.m. and there will be no SPARKS/IGNITE either due to the half day. There is NO SCHOOL this Thursday and Friday due to Thanksgiving Break. Have a relaxing and fun break and we will see you back at school on Monday, Dec. 2nd!
Kindergarten loves it when Mr. Frisbee from Chippewa Nature Center comes to visit!
Ms. Kendrick's Kindergarten practiced shapes & geometry concepts by creating some pumpkin art! 🎃
Painting pumpkins with Mrs. Pelletier! 🎃
Tonight is Leadership Night! Don't miss this special event taking place at the elementary school this evening with a FREE dinner provided by our Culinary students! See you there! #LEADLikeAComet
Thursday is Leadership Night! Don't miss this special event taking place at the elementary school Thursday evening with a FREE dinner provided by our Culinary students! See you there! #LEADLikeAComet
Go MAD, or "Go Make a Difference," is an annual event at Northwood University that encourages students, staff, and faculty to volunteer in the Midland community. This year, our 5th graders got a chance to visit the University and try out a lot of different sports! While the students I interviewed were mostly raving about the super cool cafeteria, they also said all the volunteers at the University were really nice and they learned a lot about "Putting First Things First" and working together. They also got to meet the mascot and snapped a cool pic!
5th grader Jayla and 1st grader Landon were our awesome Pledge Leaders for tonight! They recited the Pledge of Allegiance loud and proud like leaders to kick off the start of the Board Meeting. Thanks for coming tonight, we enjoyed having you here! #LEADLikeAComet
Miss Dittenber and Ms. Cederstrom’s classes got to wear the school rubber boots for their recent rainy trip to the Chippewa Nature Center. These were purchased through a grant specific to our Ag K-7 program, received several years ago. We were able to purchase enough boots for all K, 1st and 2nd graders to use on these trips and when they are working in the land lab, greenhouse or barn. Perfect for the rainy weather! ☔
Some pics of the Kindergarten trip to Chippewa Nature Center a few weeks ago!
Ms. Dittenber's 2nd graders enjoyed some mini pumpkin art! Great job, Comets! 🎃
Next Thursday is Leadership Night! Don't miss this special event taking place at the elementary school next week featuring a FREE dinner provided by our Culinary students! See you there! #LEADLikeAComet
CES celebrated Veteran's day on Monday with a special performance for local Veterans, and they did an amazing job. Thanks to our elementary Comets and Mrs. Tallman for all your hard work, and of course, thank you to Veterans for your service to our country! ⭐ For more pictures of the event, check out our news article here: https://www.colemanschools.net/article/1875808
Mr. Taylor Jardas was one of our super cool WatchD.O.G.S. recently! Here he is with his son Jaxon and Mr. Boom's 4th grade class during gym time and his daughter Avery. Thank you Mr. Jardas for spending the day with us!
MORE Halloween pics? We just keep finding them! Looks like Kindergarten had a fun party!
Kindergarten had a bunch of different fall-themed areas to discover: Exploring pumpkins, measuring pumpkins, pumpkin creations with apple stamps, and hammering tees into pumpkins. 🎃
Ms. Boulis' 5th graders participated in a water cycle activity with a member of the Chippewa Nature Center. They worked together to get "water" to flow, did an activity to show the different ways water can travel, and created posters of the water cycle.
Kindergarteners recently practiced some scientific reactions using baking soda and vinegar to make a volcano! 🌋 Looks like fun!
