Congratulations to the recently inducted members of the National Elementary Honor Society: Olin, Reese, Angelina, Klaira, Charlee, Kathy, Lexie, Layna, Ava, Cason, Brynley, Weston, Hunter, Shanin, Heidi, and Avery!
Our wrestling team competed in a tournament in Clio over the weekend and had a solid showing. They were competitive with everyone they faced, but being short on numbers kept them from being near the top. However, Dakota Lattimer went 5-0 on the day, and Aiden Rooks went 4-1. Their State competitions start next week.
Our powerlifters brought home some hardware this weekend. From Coach Thomas: Kapre Lynch and Zach MacPhee competed this weekend with both setting competition PR’s and coming home with some medals. Kapre placed 1st with a 200 lbs squat, 125 lbs bench, and 305 lbs deadlift for a total of 630 lbs. Zach placed 3rd with a 410 lbs squat, 230 lbs bench, and 420 lbs deadlift for a total of 1060 lbs.
Our Junior and Senior High Competitive Cheer teams hosted the second MSAC competition Thursday night. Both teams represented the community well and put on the first home competition in two years. They also honored the seniors in the program: Julia Weglowska, Alexis Wright, and Lilliana Colmus. They still have multiple competitions left in the season, but are showing growth each week.
Don't mix up who's who when our 5th grade teachers dress as twins!
It's Romeo & Juliet time again! Mrs. Shumaker's freshmen English classes traditionally act out Romeo & Juliet, and this year was no different. Students dress and have the option to play various rolls. (In other words, we had a few Romeos and a couple of Juliets.)
Students who visit Katelyn Ward for reading/writing intervention in the Elementary might work on a few of these things in small groups. Time spent in reading/writing intervention entails intensive, targeted instruction to develop foundational literacy abilities like decoding, phonics, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing mechanics.
The HS boys basketball teams traveled to Carson City-Crystal last night. The JV boys fought valiantly with five players due to sickness and injury and kept it a 1-point game almost the entire way only to fall at the end. The varsity boys took charge early and came out with a 63-22 victory. They were led by Logan Glazier's 21 points and 13 rebounds.. Jared DeVrieze had 18 points and 6 boards and Bob Harsh hit 10 in both categories. The boys host Sacred Heart this Tuesday with the JV tipping off at 5:30.
We moved the JH Boys Basketball game we had to cancel yesterday to this afternoon, Thursday 1/23. Carson City-Crystal was able to facilitate this on their end to ensure our boys don't miss an opportunity. So we will have the 8th-grade boys play at 4:30 with the 7th-graders to follow.
For today, Wed., 1.22.2025:
-JH Basketball is canceled
-Girls JV/Varsity Basketball away games and the Varsity Wrestling away meet are still on for today
-HS practices can be held, but are optional for students. Look for information from your coach as to whether practices are being held
Go Comets!
Coleman Schools are cancelled due to the wind chill temperatures for tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 22nd. Decisions will be made on evening events and practices by around noon tomorrow. Stay warm!
In addition to the cancellation message earlier, Boys Varsity and JV basketball practices are canceled for Tuesday 1/21/25.
Tonight's JV & Varsity Boys Basketball games v. Vestaburg have been cancelled. Rescheduling information will be sent out soon. All JH and JV practices are cancelled. Varsity practices are optional for all- look for a message from your coach if they are holding practice.
First graders Lucyann and Kendall were our big leaders today! Thank you girls for leading the Pledge of Allegiance for us at the Board Meeting tonight, and thank you to your parents for bringing you here even in this extra chilly weather! #LEADLikeAComet
Coleman Schools will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2025, due to wind chill temperatures. Decisions will be made on Tuesday afternoon and evening events by noon tomorrow. Please stay warm and safe!
It's Board of Education recognition month! A big thank you to our school Board for their dedication and commitment to our students' education - especially as they all brave the cold tonight to make it to tonight's Board Meeting! The work you all do helps immensely to set up our students to become amazing leaders. Thank you!
The Coleman Comet High School bowling team is planning a BOWL-A-THON to take place in on January 31st at 4PM and is looking for some sponsors (community members, parents, local businesses) to help raise money for the Boys and Girls bowling team. Please feel free to attend and/or drop off donations during the bowl-a thon.
Our High School team is growing and we need to raise money for beginner bowler's equipment, team T-shirts, practice equipment, and our bowling banquet. This year we have 15 athletes between the girls and boys team and we need to raise funds to help our bowlers with equipment needs.
If you'd like to help, contact your favorite bowling team member or reach out to Coach Brown at dbrown@colemanschools.net or Coach Francis at bfrancis@colemanschools.net. Thanks in advance for your help!
The Coleman Wrestling Team hosted their first home meet on Wednesday night in about 5 years. They lost the first to a tough Montabella squad but beat Bay City Western 27-24. They were down to their final match trailing 21-24, but Dakota Lattimer scored his second pin on the night 22 seconds into the second round. to lift the Comets to victory. Dakota's first match ended with a pin 19 seconds into the contest. Dakota and Konar Curtis both went 2-0 on the night with 2 pins each. Alex Lyon outlasted his Western opponent in an epic battle, outscoring him 17-10. It was another solid performance for the new team.
3rd graders enjoyed participating in JA on Tuesday! They learned about the different ways to spend money (like checks, credit cards, debit cards) and entrepreneurs and their businesses. You can never start too early when it come to financial literacy! #LEADLikeAComet
Please help us welcome Mr. Jason Gott. Mr. Gott is a new paraprofessional with us and is a graduate of Coleman Schools. He is excited to give back to his community and work with our students. He is also taking classes of his own which provides a great model for our students. Welcome Mr. Gott!
