
Aubree Meek is a wonderful classroom citizen and role model. She works hard on her academics. If others ever need help with anything, she is first to offer help. Aubree always has kind words for her peers. She is trustworthy and responsible. Mrs. McFadden and I think it is a pleasure being her teachers. Congratulations, Aubree. We are so proud of you! - Mrs. Puckett


The cafeteria had a visitor today. Wonder what tomorrow will bring. ....


Grades 7-12 Student of the Week
Mr. Kirby has selected Ashlynn Kropp for the 7-12 Student of the Week. She is
the daughter of Becky Groh. Ashlynn has a great attitude and her contributions to the class are truly appreciated. Ashlyn is a great role model to the
underclassman and a real leader. Keep up the good work. Continue to do your
best. Congratulations Ashlynn!


ATTENTION 6TH GRADE PARENTS: All 6th grade students and parents interested in band need to attend the RESCHEDULED information & instrument rental/purchase meeting TONIGHT at 6:30PM.

Sugar Cookie decorating and eating fun in Mrs. Browning’s Kindergarten.

The gym floor will be resurfaced over the Christmas break. The gym will be closed from December 22 -27. This includes the weight room. Thank you for your cooperation.

Grades 7-12 Student of the Week
Mrs. Kidd is happy to announce Ethan Stilson as this week's Student of the Week. Ethan, a member of the Junior class, is the son of Jodi Stilson and David Stilson.
Ethan is always ready with a smile and a friendly greeting. He is a hardworking
student who works diligently to complete his work on time and correctly. He asks questions, explains his ideas, and contributes to the classroom environment in a positive way. He is kind, has a great sense of humor, and volunteers to contribute to meaningful classroom work.
Outside of the classroom, Ethan participates in NHS's Big Brothers and Big Sisters program, and he plays varsity football. He also participated in this fall's CTE Tech program, which was in partnership with Alpena Schools.
Ethan's great attitude and contributions to the school and greater community are truly appreciated. You've earned this, Ethan!


Mrs. Vincent's first grade visited Santa this week.


The microwaves in the cafeteria are small and can only hold a snack size bag of microwave popcorn. The larger bags are too big, do not spin, and are burning, smoking, and have the potential to catch on fire. If students are bringing in microwave popcorn, it needs to be a snack size bag, please.
Thank you!

MEETING POSTPONED:
Due to inclement weather, Jim's Music from Marquette is not able to make it for the 6th grade band meeting this evening. The meeting has been rescheduled for Monday, December 19, at 6:30pm. Please mark your calendars and plan to attend the rescheduled meeting.

Mrs. Vincent's first grade-dressed up as their favorite Christmas characters.


Fun with Mrs. Burbach’s class.




Wacky Wednesday - Mrs. Labadie dressing like her favorite character.



12-14-22
Girl’s basketball game tonight has been canceled due to the Mackinaw Bridge being closed due to an accident.

ATTENTION 6TH GRADE PARENTS:
All 6th grade students and parents interested in band need to attend the information & instrument rental/purchase meeting at 6:30 on December 15th.


Thank you to the high school band for putting on a special performance for grades k-6. 🎄




Some decorated doors or bulletin boards.





Mrs. Burbach has chosen Henry Weaver as the Newberry K-6 student of the week. He is in Mrs. Burbach's Developmental Kindergarten class. He is the son of Pam Bowler and grandson of Michelle and Carl. Henry always comes to school prepared and ready to learn. He strives to do his best. He is a great helper in the classroom and always willing to help his peers. Henry is five years old and his favorite part of school is recess, snack time, Legos and Number Corner. His favorite foods are hotdogs, pizza and noodles. He enjoys playing outside with his friends. I have seen huge changes in Henry since the beginning of the year and I couldn’t be more proud of him. Congratulations Henry!


Spelling patterns and sight word practice in shaving cream was a hit in second grade today!



