Senior Spotlight: Azaria Jackson
After graduation, Azaria is planning to move out of state, go to college, and become a coach or personal trainer. Her favorite high school memory is going to UP finals, and she's proud that she made it on Queen's court. Azaria is going to miss the ease of passing classes and strength training, her favorite class. She couldn't live without God, and her favorite quote is Psalms 46:1: God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.
Newberry Week of Sports
Monday 4/24
No games
Tuesday 4/25 SB and BB HOME vs Manistique 4:15 start
Wednesday 4/26
No events scheduled
Thursday 4/27
MS Track @ Pickford 4pm
SB and BB HOME vs. Pickford 4:15 start
Friday 4/28
Golf @ Cedarville 4pm (needs to be confirmed)
Saturday 4/29
Varsity Track @ Pickford 9am
Senior Spotlight: Lorin Lewicki
After graduation, Lorin is planning to earn a masters degree or higher in forensic psychology. She will miss seeing her friends every day, and her favorite class was international relations. Lorin's proudest high school accomplishment is petitioning for a weighted GPA, and her advice to incoming freshmen is "don't be afraid to speak your mind; sometimes if you want to be heard you have to be loud."
6th graders step out of the classroom to collaborate on problem solving.
Senior Spotlight: Rachel Wallace
After graduation, Rachel is planning to attend Ferris State University and major in social work. Her favorite class was her education class with Mrs. Curley and she'll never forget Mr. Griffis getting her a cake for her birthday. Rachel is going to miss Mrs. George's brownies, and her favorite saying is: "Everyone is doing the best they can in each moment."
On Friday, 8th-grade students participated in Mind Trekkers, a STEM-based activity/field trip with Mr. Frank, Mr. Depew, and Mr. Clark. Students enjoyed seeing and participating in various demonstrations. Students also gained great insight into the different STEM options that are available!
Miss Ryan also got pied today. Thank you to all the staff who braved the whip cream. Thanks to the CTE class for picking Miss Jami as the recipient of the money raised. We are lucky to have Miss Jami in TAS and working with our students.
Congratulations, Gavin! Gavin has successfully completed the 40 Book Challenge! 🎉
Fantastic job, Symon! Keep reading and great job completing the 40 Book Challenge! 👏
CTE Health class had a fundraiser for Ms. Jami's program.
Mr. Clark, Mrs. Price, Mr. Magyar, Ms. Stark and Mr. Parr.
Senior Spotlight: Nicholas Marks
After graduation, Nick is planning to go to a millwright school in Negaunee. His favorite class in high school was band, and his favorite memory is the 10th grade band trip to Ohio. Nick couldn't live without his car and he's going to miss all the good memories that he made with his friends. Nick's favorite quote is from Ken Block: "If you're not scared, you're not going fast enough."
Senior Spotlight: Kortney Skidmore
Kourtney is headed to trade school after graduation, with plans to become an underwater welder in the future! She is going to miss being able to see all her friends everyday. Her favorite memory during high school was prom her junior year. Kourtney's advice to incoming freshmen is don't put things off until the last minute and have fun!
Our Bridges program is focusing on types of measurements this week. Mrs. Curley's class has been measuring everything....and everyone, this week!
Getting it done during free time!! These kids are determined to finish the 40 Book Challenge! 📚
Senior Spotlight: Andrew Wood
Andrew is planning to drive truck after he graduates, an accomplishment that he is very proud of. His favorite high school memory is walking to his truck after school, and he will miss the last bell of school. Andrew couldn't live without his family, and his advice to incoming freshmen is to "just show up and do it."
Way to go Ava for finishing the 40 Book Challenge. You are awesome!! 😎
Preston rocked the 40 Book Challenge!! Keep up the excellent work!! 😀
Sixth grade students are busy working on a question trail. The goal is to go through the trail and answer each question correctly to lead the students to the next question. If a student answers a question incorrectly, they will find themselves back at a station they've already completed, which signals they need to backtrack and try again.
The TAS Spring Instrumental Music Concert has been rescheduled for Sunday, May 14 @ 7:00 p.m. in Bystrom Auditorium. Come one, come all!!