Last week, Chef Jacob Moore invited Mr. Dave Urlaub, President of the State SkillsUSA, and Chef Andy Bacigalupo to Culinary at the Depot. They discussed how SkillsUSA works including leadership building, Culinary Arts certifications, competitions both State and National, and presentation/public speaking skills. SkillsUSA is an in-class curriculum that allows students to build skills before graduation with the potential to become a national champion. If you are familiar with Ag, think FFA but for Culinary Arts. Coleman Culinary students, including students from Bullock Creek, Coleman, Dow High, Meridian and Midland High are being immersed in the SkillsUSA and ProStart curriculums, so watch out to see what they accomplish! https://www.colemanschools.net/page/culinary-arts-program #LEADLikeAComet #ColemanCometPride



Check out the Senior Cookout at Mrs. Shumaker's! Julia and Acim, our foreign exchange students, had never roasted marshmallows before so we introduced them to this American tradition. Mr. Burkhart came and played music for the kids. We also had hamburgers/hot dogs on the grill and some great desserts.



Culinary students working hard making donuts and fried pickles. Yum! ๐ฉ๐ฅ





JR/SR HIGH ONLY: Picture Retake Day is TOMORROW, Tuesday, 11/5 - don't miss it! Picture Retake Day for ELEMENTARY: Wednesday 11/6. Don't forget to order your pictures online: https://www.geskusphoto.com/

Check out the Don't Be Scared To Be You! event by Reach Out. Reach Out is a student organization that works to advocate for positive student mental health. Every month we have a theme that the group plans an event around. This month's theme was growing self-confidence! During lunch, students wrote something about themselves that made them confident on paper ghosts (in exchange for candy). The ghosts are pinned up on the bulletin board in the high school cafeteria and will be there until the end of November in case anyone wants to look! #LEADLikeAComet









What's black and white with red bow ties? Mrs. Tallman & Mrs. Zylman! Don't they make fabulous penguins?
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! ๐งโ๐ฌ

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!

Some highlights from the Halloween Choir concert last night! Great job Comets, you killed it!










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/

Mrs. Shumaker's Seminar class did a community outreach project of raking leaves for a Coleman couple on Tuesday. Nice job, Comets! #LEADLikeAComet




Earlier this month, our sophomores took the annual 10th grade trip to MICareerQuest; a hands-on career fair event! It's jam-packed with reps from local businesses from all types of high-demand industries. This is a great opportunity for our students to explore different career paths as they begin planning for life after graduation. For more post-grad help and information, check out our Student Resources page: https://www.colemanschools.net/o/jr-sr-high-school/page/student-resources #GrowingForTheFuture


Some pictures of our NHS ceremony earlier this month! Congratulations, new initiates! We're so proud of your accomplishments. #GrowingForTheFuture #ColemanCometPride








Mr. McCormack & Mrs. Kane (student teacher) recently used dry ice to examine phase changes in the lab last week during the 9th grade Physical Science class. They watched sublimation in action - dry ice is one of those rare substances that go directly from a solid to a gas. Itโs especially fun because you can see the gas/vapor. Then we added dish soap to make the bubbles which made the gas produced really visible! #GrowingForTheFuture










These two 8th grade students posed for a pic so everyone could see how nicely they dressed for Picture Day last week. Hi to Comets Noah Moran and Eli Baker!

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/

Jair and the afternoon Culinary Arts class worked on bagels together last week for their weekly project! Don't they look amazing? ๐ฅฏ



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

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/

