Friday

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Friday, December 3, 2010

 

 

PROJECT CHRISTMAS helps people in our own area who are struggling to make ends meet.  Let’s help them have a Merry Christmas! The FOOD DRIVE challenge between homerooms is on!  Bring your non-perishable food items to your homeroom.  Natural Helpers will be around to collect the days’ donations.  The winning homeroom will be treated to an Ice Cream Sundae party!

 

Reminder to teachers to complete the safe routes to school survey during homeroom.

 

Check the lost and found! At the end of the today all items in the lost and found will be donated.

 

 

 

The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place.  We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking up students.  We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at their stop.  It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.

 

 

Families can register for Project Christmas now through December 8^th by calling Friends Ministry.  More information is available in the Middle School office. 

 

 

A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building.  You are not to walk on Houghton Street.  Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone’s yard to get to or from school.  Please walk on the sidewalk or road’s edge.

Thursday

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Thursday, December 2, 2010

 

 

PROJECT CHRISTMAS helps people in our own area who are struggling to make ends meet.  Let’s help them have a Merry Christmas! The FOOD DRIVE challenge between homerooms is on!  Bring your non-perishable food items to your homeroom.  Natural Helpers will be around to collect the days’ donations.  The winning homeroom will be treated to an Ice Cream Sundae party!

 

Reminder to teachers to complete the safe routes to school survey during homeroom.

 

Check the lost and found! At the end of the week all items in the lost and found will be donated.

 

 

This Christmas hundreds of children in Missaukee County will go without a lot of the things we take for granted.  Help give them a special holiday.  Donate new, unwrapped toys in homeroom.  Our goal is to collect 100 toys in 7 days.  There is also a collection box in the middle school office.  Let’s show everyone what it’s like to have a Merry Christmas.

 

 

The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place.  We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking up students.  We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at their stop.  It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.

 

 

Families can register for Project Christmas now through December 8^th by calling Friends Ministry.  More information is available in the Middle School office. 

 

 

The Missaukee County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a snowmobile training class on December 4 from 8 am to 3 pm at the EMS building on First Street.  Students need to pre-register by calling the Sheriff’s Office at 839-4338, extension 1.  Lunch will not be provided, so remember to bring a sack lunch.

 

 

A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building.  You are not to walk on Houghton Street.  Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone’s yard to get to or from school.  Please walk on the sidewalk or road’s edge.

 

 

Students: Remember if you are absent from school you or your parents can check the teachers’ blog to see what assignments you missed. 

 

Wednesday

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Wednesday, December 01, 2010

 

Attention 7^th and 8^th grade Natural Helpers.  The LEAD Jr. form is due to Mrs. Fichtner by this morning.  The available spots are filling up fast, so if you want to go, get that form in as soon as possible. 

 

PROJECT CHRISTMAS helps people in our own area who are struggling to make ends meet.  Let’s help them have a Merry Christmas! The FOOD DRIVE challenge between homerooms begins today!  Bring your non-perishable food items to your homeroom.  Natural Helpers will be around to collect the days’ donations.  The winning homeroom will be treated to an Ice Cream Sundae party!

 

Reminder to teachers to complete the safe routes to school survey during homeroom.

 

Check the lost and found! At the end of the week all items in the lost and found will be donated.

 

 

This Christmas hundreds of children in Missaukee County will go without a lot of the things we take for granted.  Help give them a special holiday.  Donate new, unwrapped toys in homeroom.  Our goal is to collect 100 toys in 7 days.  There is also a collection box in the middle school office.  Let’s show everyone what it’s like to have a Merry Christmas.

 

The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place.  We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking up students.  We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at their stop.  It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.

 

 

Families can register for Project Christmas now through December 8^th by calling Friends Ministry.  More information is available in the Middle School office. 

 

 

The Missaukee County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a snowmobile training class on December 4 from 8 am to 3 pm at the EMS building on First Street.  Students need to pre-register by calling the Sheriff’s Office at 839-4338, extension 1.  Lunch will not be provided, so remember to bring a sack lunch.

 

A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building.  You are not to walk on Houghton Street.  Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone’s yard to get to or from school.  Please walk on the sidewalk or road’s edge.

 

Students: Remember if you are absent from school you or your parents can check the teachers’ blog to see what assignments you missed. 

 

Tuesday

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

 

Last night the 7^th and 8^th grade basketball teams won a double header. The Seventh Grade won the first game 26-9 In the second game the 8^th graders won their first game of the season 29-24.

 

Attention 7^th and 8^th grade Natural Helpers.  The LEAD Jr. form is due to Mrs. Fichtner by Wednesday morning.  The available spots are filling up fast, so if you want to go, get that form in as soon as possible. 

 

PROJECT CHRISTMAS helps people in our own area who are struggling to make ends meet.  Let’s help them have a Merry Christmas! The FOOD DRIVE challenge between homerooms begins today!  Bring your non-perishable food items to your homeroom.  Natural Helpers will be around to collect the days’ donations.  The winning homeroom will be treated to an Ice Cream Sundae party!

 

Reminder to teachers to complete the safe routes to school survey during homeroom.

 

Check the lost and found! At the end of the week all items in the lost and found will be donated.

 

Sign-up and parent meeting for the 4^th-6^th grade boys travel basketball team will be held  tonight -- at 6:30 in the High School Library.  This is the sign-up for the travel league, not the Saturday morning basketball sponsored by the varsity basketball. 

 

This Christmas hundreds of children in Missaukee County will go without a lot of the things we take for granted.  Help give them a special holiday.  Donate new, unwrapped toys in homeroom.  Our goal is to collect 100 toys in 7 days.  There is also a collection box in the middle school office.  Let’s show everyone what it’s like to have a Merry Christmas.

 

The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place.  We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking up students.  We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at their stop.  It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.

 

 

Families can register for Project Christmas now through December 8^th by calling Friends Ministry.  More information is available in the Middle School office. 

 

 

The Missaukee County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a snowmobile training class on December 4 from 8 am to 3 pm at the EMS building on First Street.  Students need to pre-register by calling the Sheriff’s Office at 839-4338, extension 1.  Lunch will not be provided, so remember to bring a sack lunch.

 

A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building.  You are not to walk on Houghton Street.  Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone’s yard to get to or from school.  Please walk on the sidewalk or road’s edge.

 

Students: Remember if you are absent from school you or your parents can check the teachers’ blog to see what assignments you missed. 

 

 

Monday

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Monday, November 29, 2010

 

 

Reminder to teachers to complete the safe routes to school survey during homeroom.

 

Sign-up and parent meeting for the 4^th-6^th grade boys travel basketball team will be held  tomorrow -- Tuesday, November 30 at 6:30 in the High School Library.  This is the sign-up for the travel league, not the Saturday morning basketball sponsored by the varsity basketball.  For more information on the travel basketball sign-up, call Jeff Marion at 231-920-8376

 

7^th and 8^th grade Natural Helpers,

Please bring your LEAD, Jr. permission slips in to Mrs. Fichtner as soon as possible.

 

This Christmas hundreds of children in Missaukee County will go without a lot of the things we take for granted.  Help give them a special holiday.  Donate new, unwrapped toys in homeroom.  Our goal is to collect 100 toys in 7 days.  There is also a collection box in the middle school office.  Let’s show everyone what it’s like to have a Merry Christmas.

 

The Missaukee County Road Commission requests your cooperation through the winter months while snowplowing is taking place.  We ask that you be aware of the fact that the plows are on the roads many mornings at the same time that the buses are picking up students.  We urge you to make sure that you wait a safe distance from the plowed portion of the roadway until the bus actually arrives at their stop.  It is important that we work together to make certain of your safety.

 

 

Families can register for Project Christmas now through December 8^th by calling Friends Ministry.  More information is available in the Middle School office. 

 

 

The Missaukee County Sheriff’s Office will be holding a snowmobile training class on December 4 from 8 am to 3 pm at the EMS building on First Street.  Students need to pre-register by calling the Sheriff’s Office at 839-4338, extension 1.  Lunch will not be provided, so remember to bring a sack lunch.

 

A reminder to students walking to the high school/elementary building, you need to go one street towards town and then walk to the other building.  You are not to walk on Houghton Street.  Along this same note, students should not be walking through someone’s yard to get to or from school.  Please walk on the sidewalk or road’s edge.

 

Students: Remember if you are absent from school you or your parents can check the teachers’ blog to see what assignments you missed.