7th-grade students worked in partnership with LLWC’s biologist Alleigh Pagels, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Huron Pines, MAEAP, NEMGLSI, MSUE, and Mi SeaGrant today. Their goals for today were collecting water quality, marine debris, and fish stock data on Badger Lake. Thanks to all the partners who make days like this possible for Alcona Students!
Congratulations to our Students of the Week! Students are nominated by school staff and selected based on their dedication and commitment to the eight traits of an Alcona graduate: Balanced, Collaborative Communicators, Ethical, Innovators, Knowledgeable, Questioners, Reflective, and Respectful Citizens. #AlconaPride #TigerTuesday #StudentoftheWeek
For students entering Kindergarten at Alcona Elementary in the fall, please complete this form to RSVP for our Kindergarten Camp on June 12, 13, &14. Camp runs from 9:00a - 12:00p each day at the elementary building.
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On May 12th 7th grade students visited a tributary of the Pine River. Students worked with Alcona County Conservation District to plant trees and collect water quality data. Thanks to Alcona County Conservation District and MAEAP for sharing their knowledge and experience with Alcona students.
6th-8th grade students are invited to the after school social today! We are having an open gym until 5pm!
The community support has been awesome, and we almost have all of the supplies we need for the MS/HS 3rd annual Spring Fun Day! Thank you to everyone that has donated! We live in an awesome community!
We are still looking for a few more items, so, if you would like to contribute, please take a look at our Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/bFSVEaT. Items can be purchased through Amazon and sent directly to the school. Thank you for your help!
Congratulations to the relay team of Sawyer Seminoff, William Liebler, Cole Upper, and Jeremiah Bullis for being a D4 State Qualifying team in the 4x200M Relay. They will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Congratulations to Cole Upper for being a D4 State Qualifier in the 110 Hurdles. He will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Congratulations to Logan Zuchowski for being a D4 State Qualifier in the discus. He will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Congratulations to Jeremiah Bullis for being a D4 State Qualifier in 3 individual events. The 100M and 200M dashes. Pole Vault. He will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Congratulations to Addison Beatty for being a D4 State Qualifier in 2 events. The 100M and 200M dashes. She will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Congratulations to Kelsey Hansen for being a D4 State Qualifier in 3 events. Long Jump, Discus, and Shot Put. She will compete on June 3rd. Way to go!
Alcona Track did extremely well today at Regionals in Inland Lakes. The boys finished 2nd overall and girls finished fourth. There were many victories and a few unexpected surprises! Go Tigers!!
Alcona Track did extremely well today at Regionals in Inland Lakes. The boys finished 2nd overall and girls finished fourth. There were many victories and a few unexpected surprises! Go Tigers!!
Middle Schoolers: Join us Monday for an open gym! We will have games and students can bring basketballs, volleyballs, and/or footballs! We will be in the old gym, not the cafeteria. See the fundraising flyer for more information.
Happy Last Day of School, Seniors! Remember, “The magic thing about home is that it feels good to leave, and it feels even better to come back.” We can't wait to see what your future holds and hope it leads you back home one day. #AlconaSchools #TigerPride #Classof2023
Parents of Alcona Class of 2023, we need pictures of your kids. Elementary years, little league shots, packers, christmas programs, sleep over pics, friends, halloween etc. The pictures will be used in a slideshow at graduation. Send them to somersr@alconaschools.net
Thanks
Ms. Luce's Environmental Science and Biology classes participated in a Adopt-A-Highway on Wednesday. The students were challenged to to pick up as much trash as they could with the promise of treats for the class with the heaviest trash bags. The classes collected an amazing 73.6 lbs. of trash! Thank you to the students for helping to keep Alcona clean!
Keep working hard! GoTigers!
Our hard working garden club produced over 20 pounds of lettuce, spinach, radishes, and salad turnips for our school cafeteria. We are learning the value of each seasons crops. Bring on the spinach smoothies! Summer crops are going into hoop house and community garden will be prepped next week.
