From the week of 10/3/22
Tahquamenon Area Schools would like to honor our Student of the Week, Judah Babin! Judah is a third grade student in Mrs. Puckett’s and Mrs. McFadden’s classrooms. He is new to our school this year and has already made quite an impression. Judah is a quiet leader, exemplifying the traits that will bring him much success. He is kind, caring, and helpful to his classmates and teachers. Modeling the best in behaviors and following instruction are daily practices for him. Judah’s favorite subject in school is Science. When he’s at home, he enjoys riding his bike and would like to learn how to fish some day. Mrs. Puckett and Mrs. McFadden, along with his fellow classmates, are so happy to have him be a part of our learning community. Congratulations, Judah! A title fitting for a leader such as you!
Halloween Parade information:
The parade will be Monday, October 31, and will begin at 1:45pm at the FRONT of the school. Parents should park on M123 or in the back of the school as the parade will end on the playground. Parents are welcome to walk in the parade with their children. They can join their child when the classes line up out front.
Parade Route:
- Depart from the FRONT of the school
- Head North on M123
- Turn LEFT on W. Truman
- Cut through HNJH parking lot on the East side to walk past Golden Leaves cafeteria windows so the residents can watch the parade.
- Head East on Harrie Street
- Turn RIGHT on Robinson Street heading South
- Cross McMillan Ave and enter the playground through the Northwest gate.
Parade will end on the playground and parents can meet their children there. Classes will line up according to homeroom along the north fence. There will be a designated area for parents in the southwest corner of the playground on the pavement. In an effort to release students safely and in an organized fashion, administration will release parents individually from their designated area to sign their child out with their homeroom teacher.
Congratulations to Samantha and Kaylen!!!
Mrs. Curley’s kiddos with some hand’s on ELA centers !
“Room on the broom”
Story sequencing activity in Mrs. Curley’s room.
October is School Bus Safety Month
Here is a simple video to help us all remember.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YQiPzHDbfA
6th grade math part 2
6th graders have been working since September on the best ways to work in groups and on math problems that stretch their brains. part 1
Mr. DeVries, 7th and 8th grade Social Studies and History teacher, finally has full access to Thrillshare and all of his classes are linked to Thrillshare! He would invite all the parents and guardians of 7th and 8th graders to sign in to Thrillshare to get updates and information on what is happening with students and classes!
If you have questions, or you need help signing up, contact Haley Stark at
hstark@taschools.org
The 3rd graders were supporting DigPink day today!
Mrs. Curley’s kiddos 🍎
Hands-on learning is the best.
Game getting ready for Dig Pink!! Football team won but teachers gave a fight.
Mrs. Burbach’s Kindergarten students hard at work!
The sixth graders met as a grade level for a Why Try lesson called, “The Reality Ride”. Students learned about making good choices to gain freedom, opportunity, and self-respect. We learned about planning, delayed gratification, things that are in our control, and how to handle things that are out of our control.
Newberry Week of Sports
Monday 10/10
Cross Country @ Rudyard 3pm
Tuesday 10/11
DIG PINK VB HOME vs Engadine 5:45
Thursday 10/13
SCHEDULE CHANGE: JV/V Football @ Pickford JV starts 4:30
VB @ Cedarville 5:45
Saturday 10/15
Cross Country @ Rudyard Autumn Classic 10am
MSGBB HOME vs Brimley 10am
During the months of August and September, the K-6 students focused on being prepared. Many PRIDE bucks went into the bins for a chance to win prizes, these students were recognized during the Pride Palooza celebration this month. K-6 students will focus on “respect” during the month of October.
