Mesick Consolidated Schools

Congratulations to Mrs. Cunningham's class for winning the weekly trophy for best behavior in the lunch line for the third consecutive week! Their exceptional conduct has earned them recognition and a special goody bag reward.

Santa Shop is coming to town!

Students in Mrs. Elliot's English 10 are reading the Holocaust Memoir Night by Elie Wiesel. They participated in a gamified group quiz after the first two chapters where they had to race to answer the question correctly and "capture a flag" from an opposing group.

ATTENTION SENIORS & SENIOR PARENTS!
The final deadline for all senior yearbook submissions is NEXT MONDAY, DECEMBER 1ST! We currently have a handful of seniors who still need to submit the following mandatory items: Baby Picture, Senior Picture and Senior Quote.

Don't miss the chance to be featured in the yearbook! All submissions need to be emailed to Mrs. Monroe at Monroea@mesick.org. Please submit your materials immediately. Thank-you!

Just a reminder from these 2nd grade turkeys, no school 11/26-11/28! Have a safe and happy holiday! 🦃

Today was a huge success as Mr. Romero's 1st and 5th-hour Civics classes presented their full-scale Presidential Campaigns in the high school gymnasium! Students have demonstrated incredible dedication, creating everything from political parties and platforms to propaganda and planks. The energy in the gym was fantastic as our "Presidential Candidates" delivered powerful speeches, campaigning for votes and articulating their visions for the "Presidency." Classes were invited to attend the event, listen to the diverse platforms, and participate by casting their votes for the candidate they believed should win the election. The ballots are in and being counted! Stay tuned for the official election results to find out who our student body elected as their next "President." A massive congratulations to all the students involved for bringing civics to life!

Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving next week!

Canned Food Drive Update!

For the Jr/Sr High we have:
6th grade 65
7th grade 10
8th grade 370
9th grade 108
10th grade 197
11th grade 181
12th grade 16

For the Elementary we have:
Cunningham 35
Walker 164
Campbell 114
Parrish 154
MacEachern 220
McBrian 104
Brechenser 84
Houk 100
McMillan 151
Ford 183
Stoudt 99
Kerner 39
Lance 73
Loper 87

Staff 68
Elementary 1,566
Community 1,425
Grand Total 4056

Thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Your support is truly appreciated and goes a long way toward fighting food insecurity in our area. Together, we are making a real impact!

Mesick Robotics Class: Where Fun Meets Engineering!
The future is being built right here in our robotics classroom! Students in our Mesick Robotics class aren't just learning from a textbook—they are hands-on, building, coding, and problem-solving every day. It's amazing to see their creativity come to life as they turn ideas into working machines!

🎄 Project Christmas: Holiday Help for Families in Need 🎁

Is your family in need of a little extra help to make this Christmas special? Project Christmas is here to bring some holiday cheer to local families facing hardship this season.
Project Christmas is providing assistance. You must register to receive support.

How to Get Started:
To find out about the program and the application process, please call the number for your county.

Our Jr High students have been having a blast with Mrs. Monroe's "Mystery Books!" It's a fun new way to explore the library shelves and discover exciting new stories. It's a page-turning mystery! Students choose a book that's wrapped, check the book out, and unwrap it in class. You can’t judge a book by its cover when there isn't one!

Kindergarten students in Mrs. Walker's class are studying folktales and recently finished reading the Three Little Pigs. We practiced retelling the story with the characters, straw, sticks and 'Lego" bricks. We made it a STEM activity by testing out which materials blow down more easily. Can you guess what material was the strongest? These kiddos sure are having fun retelling the story!

8th graders in English just finished a debate regarding Frankenstein. Should Victor create a friend for his creature? Students stated their claims in opening arguments, provided evidence and counterarguments in their rebuttals, and solidified their opinion in their conclusions. Mrs. Abraham was the judge and ultimately ruled with those against Victor creating a friend for his creature in 4th hour, while in 7th hour, those who were in favor of Victor creating a friend for his creature won.

The Mesick basketball season is officially underway! Here are the schedules for all basketball teams for the 2025-2026 season. Please note that all games are subject to change, so be sure to check the school's official website for the latest updates.

SKI CLUB NEWS!

Crystal Mountain Information
We will be skiing on Tuesdays. You have the option to add Sundays again if you’d like. All passes will be bought online. Deadline is November 25. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

Username- mesick
Password- Crystalmountain1!

Ski Advisor- Dallas Buist
dbuist92@gmail.com

Must click both links.

Link to sign up is: https://crystalmountain.secure-cdn.na3.accessoticketing.com/packageList/keyword/ASP%20Season%20Pass?emerchant_id=100101&merchant_id=600120

Application sign up- https://apps.integration-testing.1risk.info/1FormsURL/home?a=aHR0cHM6Ly9teS4xcmlzay5uZXQvY3J5c3RhbG1vdW50YWluYXBpfGU1ZmQzNTJkMWE1ZjQ1NmM5NDE3YWY0ODkzMmIzODhkfDY4NDMyNjc3OTU5MGEzN2RhZjJmMWE5MnxudWxsfG51bGw%3D

Join us at the next PTO meeting!

Happy Friday everyone!

✨ Help make Christmas brighter for a Mesick family! ✨
This Christmas, consider giving the gift of joy to a neighbor in need. Your generosity can help provide a brighter holiday for a Mesick family!
To learn more about how you can help, please reach out to Carly Wagatha at wagathac@mesick.org. Please email by the November 20th deadline! Let's make this a wonderful Christmas for everyone in our community.

Mesick is so lucky to have an onsite nurse who is so patient and really works to build positive relationships. Nurse Tonnia came to our classroom and taught importance of good handwashing. Her special light showed us how good or not so good we did!