4/25/2022
LUNCH:
Monday – Beef taco, side salad, peaches, 1% milk
Tuesday – Breakfast Brunch, pancake and sausage, hash brown, strawberries, 1% milk
Wednesday – Chicken nuggets with goldfish, baked beans, pears, 1% milk
Thursday –Cheesy chicken pasta, cucumber, mixed fruit, 1% milk
Friday – Whole grain pizza, broccoli, pineapple, cookie, 1% milk
Those taking from the salad bar must wear gloves. The gloves are provided near the plates and the gloves must be thrown away at the end of the salad bar line.
Students MUST return their lunch trays to the cafeteria every day. The commons area will be off limits if trays continue to be left in there.
There is a sign-up sheet on the counter in the high school office for any Juniors and Seniors interested in being a Camp Nesbit counselor.
Save the date-Prom May 14. More details to come!
There will be After-School Tutoring on Mondays in the computer lab with Ms. Collins from 3:30-5:00.
Any students that are failing 2 or more classes will be required to attend lunchtime Homework Help on Monday/Wednesday with Ms. Crittenden in Room 216. Grades will be checked weekly for all middle/high schoolers. If you are on the list at the beginning of the week, you will be required to attend on BOTH Monday/Wednesday.
Creative Coping: An art-based workshop fir kids and parents – This 6-part series is designed for children and their parents/guardians/trusted adults to participate in together, and work to enhance their emotional intelligence through art-based programming. On the flyer you will date, time, and theme for each session. You do not have attend all 6 session- we welcome you to pick and choose areas of interest. Professionals are welcome to attend to watch and gather ideas to take back to their respected work as well. This series is facilitated by a Licensed Professional Counselor.
Staying Well: An emotional health workshop for teens - This 4-part series is geared toward helping teens understand the causes and consequences of emotions. Participants will learn how to turn off self-judgement, manage relationships better, and regulate their ups and downs -- with the goal of finding more meaning and purpose in life. This session is only available to youth and is also facilitated by a Licensed Professional Counselor.
STUDENT SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES:
See Tracy in the High School Office for additional information.
The Ottawa National Forest Youth Conservation Corps is recruiting for summer YCC positions. Job details are posted on the high school office window.
Baraga State Park & Bond Falls Scenic Site is looking for seasonal park workers. Details are posted on the high school office window.
Village of Baraga has a seasonal position open. Details are posted on the high school office window.
STUDENT OF THE WEEK: April 4-8, 2022
Middle School - Aybri S. is a pleasure to have in class. She brings positivity to the classroom. She tries her best on her assignments and has built much confidence in herself throughout the school year.
High School - Morgan F. is a student who always brightens any room she walks into. She goes out of her way to ask how someone's day is going and genuinely cares/listens. She tries her best on her work and puts in extra effort at home if needed. Morgan has a great personality, a positive attitude and is excellent at communicating. I have appreciated her kindness in class all year. Keep it up Morgan and thank you for being you!
STUDENT OF THE MONTH: March 2022
Middle School: Kaylynn S.
High School: Tyler S.
ATHLETICS:
Upcoming Sporting Events:
Tuesday, April 26th –
Juntilla Track Meet @ Houghton, 4:00pm
Thursday, April 28th –
Baraga Invitational @ L’Anse Golf Course, 10:00am
Softball @ Gogebic, 5:00 & 7:00pm
Friday, April 29th –
Softball vs Calumet @ Home, 4:00 & 6:00pm
We are missing the following Jr High Boys Basketball Uniforms PLEASE RETURN ASAP:
40 - Conner D.
There is no Jr. High track practice today, Monday, April 25th.