Mrs. Pratt’s literature classes started acting out the trial scene from To Kill A Mockingbird today.
Mrs. Sontag’s English Composition Escape Room Fun!
Mr. Brasher’s Digital Media class practiced camera angles, movements, and shots in the hallway today. These videos will be combined into a presentation by each student.
These are the winners for Mrs. Ricker’s English 12 Literature Macbeth escape room.
On Friday our Humanities students did a little clean up and created "Found Sculptures" out of it.
Please follow the link to view the January newsletter.
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Congratulations to Jacob Montney, who was selected to be a fellow for the Equity in Civics Youth Fellowship. This is a program through iCivics. Jacob spent several days in DC in the fall as part of this program.
https://www.civicsforus.org/current-fellows
Welcome back to school! We hope you had a fun and restful break, and we are looking forward to a fantastic 2023!
Have a safe and restful break! Classes will resume on January 4.
Winter Assembly!
With the donation of student section t-shirts from 104.9 WQBX the Boys Basketball Team and Student Council collected 180 food or hygiene items to help re-stock the AHS Panther Den.
Pictured are Michael Howey (Boys Basketball) Hannah Raglin (Student Council) and Caleb Cruttenden (Panther Den).
2022 Graduate Amber Tedhams entered the Hemlock Semiconductor 13th Annual Community Calendar Contest in April of her senior year and in December was chosen as one of the artists from Gratiot, Saginaw, Bay, and Midland counties to have her artwork displayed in the calendar and the Saginaw Art Museum.
A great holiday tradition! Mr. Newman & the jazz band spreading holiday cheer this morning.
Mr. Henry and Mrs. Henry's classes held a Christmas party today, complete with Karaoke, presents, and snacks!
One more day of school and one more dress up day before break!
These guys are managing to look formal and show their Christmas spirit at the same time!
Here are our December Panthers in the Spotlight! These students were recognized by their teachers for Respecting Others, Acting Responsibly, and being Safe!
Alma Public Schools has received Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funds (ESSER) to address learning recovery from the impact of COVID-19. These funds are designed for one-time or short-term expenditures to address the ongoing impact of the pandemic.
Alma Public Schools is seeking feedback from all district and community stakeholders to help determine how the district should best utilize ESSER III funds to address unfinished learning and COVID-19 recovery.
Please click here to complete the ESSER III Survey.
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Next week will be short, so let’s fill it with Christmas Spirit!
All week we have had students working through Xello in the media center to update their Educational Development Plans (EDP). This helps students identify areas of interest and assist in the career preparation process.
