Mrs. Pelletier's 3rd graders learned how difficult it was to be a Voyaguer, French explorer, or fur trader at the "Pelt to Felt" program at Chippewa Nature Center. They discussed period clothing, different jobs within the giant canoes, and "racing" to get furs to the trading post. They also learned the importance of the beaver pelt and other resources traded between the European explorers and the indigenoious people. The kids had a great time and staff are greatful to include these vaulable trips into the curriculum.
Jr/Sr High Christmas Character vs Christmas in Hawaii Day is lots of fun! Can you guess who is dressed for what?
Tonight is the Elementary School Christmas program, don't miss it!
Junior High Girls traveled to Vestaburg tonight and came out with two tough finals. The 7th graders were edged out by Vestaburg 21-16 and the 8th graders ended up outhustling them for a 22-18 victory. Brystal Berthume was a dynamo on both ends of the floor for the 8th graders with 16 of the 22 points and double-digit steals on the defensive end. Both teams finish the season tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 for one combined game on Coleman's home floor against Ashley. This game is not at the family center, so come out and give these girls the HS feel they will experience the next few years.
Our fantastic Jr/Sr High Secretaries- Mrs. Bell (who hasn't learned yet how to retire and is helping train our newest team member- lucky us!), Mrs. Sian (who is not allowed to ever retire), Mrs. Porter (who is always smiling and splits her time between buildings) and Mr. Willard (Athletic Dept. secretary who has been a perfect addition and fits right in with this crew and is great to our kids). Happy Holidays everybody!
The JV and Varsity Lady Comets took on Sacred Heart Academy last night in their home opener. They both keep showing growth against one of the better teams in the league. Jamiya Czarnecki led the JV team in scoring, and Emily VanSickle led the varsity team with 7 points and 10 rebounds. They travel to Breckenridge for a doubleheader tomorrow night.
Just a few of our amazing paraprofessionals the week before Holiday Break- Mrs. Guza, Mrs. Methner, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Shuler. #LEADLike A Comet
Junior High Cheerleading Signups Are Here! No experience? No problem! Come with your enthusiasm and energy. Be a part of the team that leads the way in school spirit and fun! Sign up today in the main office!
We have some Culinary students who are practicing on a SkillsUSA project for their first competition in February! One will be showing a skills competition which she will be making and presenting on how to build crepes. The other two shown are working on icing roses as they will be competing in the baking portion of the competition. Good luck, students!
White Out Day at the Jr/Sr High means that some of us look very... clean. Even the office tree and staff got in on the fun!
For International Education Week, one of our enchange students, Julia, organized a presentation about her home country, Poland! She presented it to her fellow students, who enjoyed her entertaining lesson. Thanks, Julia!
It's Ugly Sweater Day at the Jr/Sr High, but we're pretty sure we saw a few cute ones!
Ms. Lea served 175 cups of hot cocoa at lunch during kindness week! Students said something nice to the person in front of them and behind them so they were always giving and getting kind words said to them while they waited to get a cup of cocoa. How cozy! ☕
We found a few fun PJs for Christmas Pajama Day at the Jr/Sr High today!
Mr Liechty's 3rd grade class created marble putt putt challenges using a supply of odds and ends, then took turns trying each other's. You'll have to ask them which was the best.
Coleman wrestling is starting a new era with their team after years of combining with another local school. They competed in a tournament at Sanford-Meridian on Saturday and grew as a team. Will Coe was 4-1 on the day with Adam Muddimen going 2-0.
Boys basketball came out with a hard-fought victory in their home opener Friday night. They took down the Eagles of Carson City-Crystal by a score of 47-37. The Comets were paced by a double-double by Jared DeVrieze with 15 points and 13 rebounds. With Logan Glazier just 1 point short of a double-double with 9 points and 10 rebounds. Colin Stockero had 2 three-pointers to open the second half to finish with 12. The Comets travel to Sacred Heart Academy on Wednesday.
Tonight is the second Coleman Elementary Wrapping Workshop! Proceeds go to Leader in Me activities and supplies. For more info, please email ayoung@colemanschools.net. See you there! 🎁
Congratulations to senior Kapre Lynch on being a John Alden Chapter Good Citizen! We're so proud of you! #LEADLikeAComet
Culinary Arts class cooked up a Thanksgiving dinner last week and worked on sugar cookies to take home! It looks amazing! 🌽🍗🥧
