September students of the month. The September student of the month trait was courage. Way to go Bulldogs!
Mesick JR/SR High School News:
The Mesick National Honor Society members will begin their annual non-perishable food drive on November 1st. The National Honor Society will be striving to make the holidays a little brighter for those in need by collecting non-perishable food items. Each junior/senior high school class and each elementary class will be competing to gather the most donations and earn an ice cream reward party. General donations are also gladly accepted. This year’s food drive is being dedicated to the memory of Russ Abel, a 1953
graduate of Mesick High School who recently passed away. Mr. Abel loved his
community and had an immense impact on many people and organizations, exemplifying the ideals of the National Honor Society.
If you are able to help this cause, please bring any non-perishable food items or monetary donations to the Mesick JR/SR High School office, located at 581 S. Clark Street, or to the Floyd M. Jewett Elementary School office located at 210 East Mesick Avenue. Any money collected will be used to purchase food items. All donations will go to the Mesick Community Pantry, serving those in need within our community. We will be collecting items until December
1st at 8 a.m. Thank you for your support, as it has a huge impact on our efforts. If you have any questions, please contact, Christi Hulett, NHS advisor, at hulettc@mesick.org or 231-885-1200, extension 3414.
Elementary Father/Daughter Dance
Congratulations to our JH Boys' X-Country Team for finishing 5th out of 28 middle school teams in the MHSAA Northern Michigan Middle School Regional.
Special congratulations to Mesick's top individual finishers out of 200 runners: T. Redman 2nd, K. Redman 5th, J. Abraham 33rd, G. Hallett 75th, A Kastl 160th, L Simerson 191st, M. Pfister 192nd.
DONATIONS NEEDED: The Lions Club will have a donation box at their Annual Halloween Carnival for mittens, gloves and hats if you would like to make a donation. The Lions Club Annual Halloween Carnival is Friday, October 28th from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. at the elementary school. Thank you!
Volleyball District 110 Tournament at Mesick High School
Monday, October 31st:
5:30 p.m. Marion vs. Fife Lake Forest Area
7:00 p.m. Mesick vs. Buckley
Wednesday, November 2nd:
5:30 p.m. McBain NMC vs. Winner of Marion/Fife Lake Forest Area
7:00 p.m. Baldwin vs. Winner of Mesick/Buckley
Friday, November 4th:
6:00 p.m. District Final - teams TBD
for tickets click on this link: https://gofan.co/app/school/MI10354
All attendees must have a ticket. No passes accepted.
We will soon be hosting our annual Veteran's Day assembly. We are currently accepting submissions for the slide show. Local Veterans or their families can submit the following items: a photo, the branch of service, years served, and location of service to moreys@mesick.org by next Thursday November 3rd at 3:00pm. More information on the assembly will be coming later this week.
There will be a Jr High Halloween Dance after school this Friday, October 28th. The dance will be held in the Jr/Sr High Commons from 3:30-5:00. Students are welcome to stay after school for the dance.
Admission is $3. Students may bring their costume to school and wear it to the dance if they want. Those that do will get $1 off admission.
Reach out to Ms. Roda (rodac@mesick.org) with any questions.
Have you heard?!? The Mesick Band Boosters are raffling off a beautiful, hand-made quilt, to help raise money for the Mesick Band Program.
Tickets are $5 and are on sale now! The raffle will take place at the Winter Band Concert on Monday, December 19 - you do not need to be present to win.
For more information or to purchase a raffle ticket, please contact the school.
Crafters for a Cause
Lions Club Of Mesick Annual Halloween Carnival
Friday, October 28th from 6-8 pm at Mesick Elementary. They will have a bounce house, games, treat walk, prizes. We hope your family can attend this FREE family event!
Just a reminder that JR/SR High Parent-Teacher conferences are taking place next week on Wednesday October 19th and Thursday October 20th. We will have in-person and virtual format as well as multiple sessions to fit your needs. The schedule is as follows:
Session 1 - Wednesday Oct. 19th - 5:00-8:00 pm - Format: In person Conferences . Location: JR/SR High Cafeteria. No appointments necessary
Session 2 - Thursday October 20th - 1:30-4:30 - Format: In person and virtual Conferences . Location: Teacher Classrooms. Virtual conference are by appointment. No appointment necessary for in-person conferences.
Session 3 - Thursday October 20th - 5:30-8:00 - Format: In person Conferences . Location: JR/SR High Cafeteria. No appointments necessary
In person conferences do not require an appointment and you can attend at a time that in convenient for you. If you would like a virtual conference, please contact your student's teacher to schedule an appointment.
If you have any questions, please contact the office at (231)885-1200.
Thanks, and have a great day!!
This week 5th grade students were able to visit the Platte River fish hatchery. Students were able to learn about salmon migration, spawning, and get a hands on experience in the stocking process.
5th grade visit to the Platte River fish hatchery.
Mesick JR/SR High School will be holding picture re-takes this Friday, October 14, 2022. If your student needs re-takes, please have them bring their current picture package in to the photographer that day for re-takes. Any students that have not had their picture taken yet, will need to do so on Friday. If they are purchasing pictures they can give their money right to the photographer that day or you can order online. Picture flyers are available in the office or if you want to do the order online at geskusphoto.com/fallorders, the High School code is 1947NXJRANDGMP and the JR High code is 2495KKWMHROFKQ
Seniors visited NMC in Traverse City today and completed an application for admission while on campus. There were so many great options for trades, certificates, and preparation for transferring to a university.
Mrs. MacEachern’s class created their own skeletons to wrap up our reading unit on the human body. Did you know the human body has 206 bones?!
First graders celebrating completing their human body unit by visiting the Mesick ambulance barn. We were able to ask a lot of questions, tour an ambulance, and get the lights and siren show. Thank you to our local hero’s!
The 7/8 graders enjoyed baking cupcakes in chemistry of cooking class today! Yummy!
Todays marks the first day of school in October, which means in the elementary we have a new student of the month trait, self-control. This morning we held an assembly led by Mrs. Rogers, Mr. Mumby, and Mrs. McDonald to talk about self-control and to model what that looks like in a school setting.
