We want to thank everyone who participated in this year's summer reading program. It was a delight to have students visit the school and share about their reading!
Millage Renewal Election August 6th
On Tuesday, August 6th, 2024, Stanton Township Public Schools will have a Non-Homestead Operating Millage Renewal Proposal on the ballot. If approved by the voters, the renewal will ensure that the district will be able to continue levying 18 mills for its operating millage, just as it has done since at least 2004.
If voters approve this millage renewal, the District will have overlapping millages that guarantee that we are able to levy the 18 mills required to receive full funding from the State. This tax is levied only on non-homestead property and does not apply to your primary place of residence. Primary residences (homestead properties) are exempt from the school district’s operating millage.
Please get out and vote on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the district office at crebman@stpsd.us or call us at (906) 482-2797.
Paid for by: Stanton Township Public Schools, 50870 Holman School Road, Atlantic Mine, MI 49905
Last week we celebrated the graduation of both our 8th grade students and kindergartners.
The 8th grade graduation was a special evening with students, family members, and teachers. Great food and socializing was enjoyed by all. Darren Kinnunen gave a motivating commencement speech and several students and their homeroom teacher, Mrs. Guili, also gave speeches during the ceremony.
The kindergarten had their graduation earlier in the day at school. They sang songs and accepted their diplomas in front of a large crowd of family and friends.
We wish all of our graduating students the very best as they move forward in their education next year.
This year, our 5th graders had a blast diving into the world of engineering! They designed and constructed robotic arms to compete in a strength challenge, showcasing their creativity and technical skills. Additionally, they built and launched bottle rockets, exploring the excitement of rocketry. Our future engineers have truly been hard at work, learning and having fun along the way!
You are invited! The school currently has tomato and pepper plants that need to be planted. Mr. Rebman would love you help and company! Friday, 10am- Noon
During the 8th grade class trip to Green Bay, students went on a tour of Lambeau Field. Although most students are unfortunately Lions fans, it was still an awesome experience to stand in the center of the stadium. (Mr. Rebman is one of the only Green Bay Packers fans in the school.😀) Students also had a blast at the Urban Air Adventure Park, long-boarding outside the hotel, eating out, swimming, and playing games in the massive hotel lobby. We are so thankful to all of the community for helping us during our fundraising events for this trip. We are also thankful for the chaperones that took time out of their busy schedule to be a part of this experience.
The 8th grade students recently went on their class trip to Green Bay. Part of the trip included high adventure at the New Zoo and Adventure Park. Here, students got geared up and zipped along a 1000 foot zip line that took them down a 50 foot tower built up on a hill and across a lake to the landing platform. Students then had the opportunity to take on the climbing walls and three-decker high ropes course. It was a fun-filled adventurous challenge!
The end of the year brought several Wildcat Assemblies. Ms. Balog hosted our big Wildcat Pride Assembly where students have opportunities to win prizes for Wildcat behavior throughout the year. This is part of our PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) program. In a separate assembly, students participated in a patriotic singing-along. Also during the assembly, seventh graders shared their junk bots that they designed and built.
Students in Mrs. Marcottes class recently learned about magnetic forces through a lesson and read-aloud. Afterwards, students had the opportunity to investigate and play with magnets
Students in Miss Marttila's 4th grade class used our new Charlie Cart (portable kitchen) to prepare a delicious breakfast for our fist graders this morning. The food was delicious and fun and learning we're going hand in hand. Way to go 4th graders!
The end of the year brings the annual tradition of the staff vs. 8th grade kickball game. This year, the 8th grade won by 17 points with a final score of 19-2. It is true that the 8th grade clobbers the staff each year. 😀 However, the staff won 3 out of 3 volleyball matches vs. the 8th grade last week! It is all in fun, and is truly a joy-filled time! We will miss our 8th grade students, but are excited for what the future holds for each of them!
It seems like just yesterday we were celebrating the 100th day of school in the kindergarten class. Tomorrow is a BIG day for the class of 2036, as they will be celebrating the milestone of completing their first year with a graduation ceremony in the E.B. Holman School gym at 9:00. All are welcome! Way to go kindergarteners! We are all proud of you and the amazing growth you made this school year!
Congratulations to our 8th Grade Graduates! 8th Grade graduation will be held on the eve of June 5, 2024 at the Bonfire in Houghton.
WildCat Cafe Menu for June 5th and 6th
Congratulations to our Kindergarten Graduates! Kindergarten graduation is at 9am, June 5, 2024.
Today, Wednesday, May 8, is a 2pm dismissal.
Thank you!
Class Picture Day is tomorrow, Thursday, May 9! Send them in with smiles! Let us know if you need an order form. Thank you!
Preschool Story Hour meets today in the school library at 10:00.
Today, April 29, Sara's afternoon bus route will be delayed by aproximately 1 hour.
Please let us know if you will be picking up your child or have other arrangements.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
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Sara's bus is starting! Please have your children ready!