ABC Countdown: Mustaches for letter “Mm”. 😊
A huge THANK YOU to all of the agencies that showed up at today’s Safety Fair. This event was put together by Yooper Youth and provided learning, fun, and hands-on experiences for our students by our local heroes. We appreciate the time and effort put in by everyone involved. And swag?!? What an added bonus!
Things are starting to get real for the Class of 2023. We are so proud of all of you!
We have a few spots left open for summer school! If you did not receive a letter home inviting you to summer school but you would like your child to attend, please call Kayla (906.293.3226) no later than Friday, May 19 to sign up! There are two sessions available.
Senior Spotlight - Hailey Boulton
Hailey is going to attend Bay Community College for Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement after she graduates. She is proud to be graduating in the top 10 of her senior class, and is going to miss having the same schedule every day and being around others. Her favorite class was Career in Education with Ms. Mac and Mrs. Havens with second grade, and she couldn't live without her heated mattress pad. Hailey's favorite quote is: "Do your best, but remember your best looks different every day."
Way to go, Carter! Carter has successfully completed the 40 Book Challenge!
Woohoo! Becca has successfully completed the 40 Book Challenge!! 🎉
We have a few spots left open for summer school! If you did not receive a letter home inviting you to summer school but you would like your child to attend, please call Kayla (906.293.3226) no later than Friday, May 19 to sign up! There are two sessions available.
Art in the K-6 building.
Senior Spotlight: Zach Burton
Zach's after graduation plans are to go to Midwest Truck Driving School to get his CDL. He is going to miss seeing his best friend every day and his favorite high school memory is the final football banquet. Zach's proudest high school accomplishment is earning all-state for football and his advice to incoming freshmen is to take it seriously but have fun and enjoy it; it'll be gone sooner than you know.
Mrs. Havens has chosen Alice Rahilly as the Newberry Elementary Student of the Week. She is in Mrs. Havens and Ms. McNamara’s second-grade class. She has been selected because she consistently puts forth her best effort in everything that she does. She is always kind to her peers and is always willing to lend a helping hand wherever one may be needed. Alice has a contagious smile and a personality to match! Alice is a role-model student! In her free time, she likes to play with her friends and build with Legos. Her favorite color is green and her favorite food is spaghetti. Alice is the daughter of Joe Rahilly and Katie Blankinship. I’m proud of you Alice; keep up the great work!
Grades 9-12 band did a FABULOUS job tonight at the spring concert. Congratulations to Mr. Wilson and students. Your hard work paid off. Thank you seniors for our leadership and guidance. We wish you the best.
Newberry Week of Sports
Monday May 15
Middle School Track @ St. Ignace 3:15
BB/SB @ Cheboygan 4:15
Tuesday May 16
ELKS INVITATIONAL TRACK MEET HOME 3:30 START
MS Golf @ Cedarville 4pm
Wednesday May 17
Varsity Golf @ Pickford 10am Conference Meet
Thursday May 18
BB/SB @ Sault JV 4:15 start
Friday May 19
Varsity Track Regional @ Munising 2pm
SB/BB HOME vs. Mackinaw City 4:15
7/8 grade band - great job on your concert.
Senior Spotlight - Derek Bowler
Derek is planning to become an agricultural equipment technician after her graduates. His favorite high school memory was the band trip, and he's proud that he made honor roll all 4 years of high school. Derek is going to miss seeing his friends every day, and Mrs. Kidd's English 4, his favorite high school class. Derek's advice to incoming freshmen is: "Pay attention and the work is easy."
Congratulations to the 6th grade band at their first concert.
Senior Spotlight - Alexandria Leech
After graduating, Alli is planning to attend Ferris State University for a degree in business. Her favorite high school class was CTE/GIC with Mr. Parr, and her favorite high school memory is dancing at prom last year or being a homecoming candidate. Alexandria couldn't live without her friends, and her advice to incoming freshmen is: "Don't be scared to do presentations; no one will remember them."
Senior Spotlight - Leticia Zarate
Leticia's after graduation plans are to join the Air Force! She is proud of earning all her credits, and she is going to miss how simple and easy high school can be if you let it. Leticia's favorite class was Mrs. Kidd's English class, and her favorite high school memory will be the day she graduates, so she can celebrate her accomplishment. Her favorite saying is: "Don't wish for it, work for it."
Sixth grade camp! 🏕️
