NEWSLETTER - Pellston Public School

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NEWSLETTER
Serving Northwest Michigan in Bliss, Burt Lake, Carp Lake, Center, Hebron, Maple
River, McKinley, Munro, Pleasantview, Readmond, and Wawatam Townships
From the Superintendent
Volume XXVI, Issue 1 | October 2016| Fall Issue
On behalf of the Board of Education and staff at Pellston Public Schools, welcome back to the start of the 2016-2017
school year. I would also like to welcome all of our new students, families and community members. We are excited
to welcome you to our community school. What a beautiful summer it was across northern Michigan. I hope that
each of you had a relaxing and enjoyable break and had an opportunity to spend time surrounded by both friends
and family.
We are off to a great start and Pellston Public Schools is buzzing with excitement! We are proud to offer to area
Monique Dean, Superintendent
students in Pellston and surrounding communities a strong program of academics, athletics, Career and Technical
Education (CTE) and extra-curricular activities to help each of our students develop into their fullest potentials. With our expanding
programs and services, we are a school of choice in northern Michigan.
NEW COURSE OFFERINGS
As the district continues to expand its CTE offerings, we are excited to announce the addition of the Aviation, Science and Technology
Program for students in our district. This program is being held at the Pellston Regional Airport and enables students to have a truly hands
on experience in the field of aviation, certainly a point of pride for the Pellston community.
With a slight increase in per pupil funding from the state, we have a budget for 2016-2017 that will allow us to maintain at high levels both
programs and services for district students. Pellston Schools will continue to offer core and elective courses in a variety of areas for district
students.
New on the elective list at both the middle and high school is a course in the area of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and
Mathematics (STEAM). Students enrolled in these classes will work to build unmanned aerial vehicles - also known as drones - as part of
their course work, work on coding and build trebuchets. This course is aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards in Technology
and has been partially funded with several thousands of dollars in grant funds for reusable building supplies.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
I am also pleased to share with our families an update on the middle/high school gymnasium floor; it looks terrific! As a district we have
been diligent in planning for the refurbishing of the gymnasium floor. Through the hard work of the athletic department, boys and girls
basketball programs, 50/50 raffles and securing grant funds, the district was able to place an updated hand painted logo in the center of
the gym floor, repaint lines and resurface the entire gym floor including base molding! What a terrific source of pride for Pellston Public
Schools as well as the Pellston community. I would like to personally thank all of the members of the community that supported this
project.
Another area of focus for the summer was an update to the middle/high school cafeteria. In an ongoing effort to build Hornet Pride, the
district has been working to transform each of the district buildings by boasting the school colors of brown and gold! The new tables and
chairs in the cafeteria are certainly an excellent example of Hornet Pride.
To continue enhancing student safety and wellbeing, the district has purchased an updated phone system. In the past, 9-1-1 local Public
Safety Answering Point (PASP) responders that received a call from Pellston Public Schools, similar to many public schools across Michigan,
could identify which building the call was made from, but did not have precise location data on which classroom or district office within the
building had made the emergency call. The new phone system will enable “Enhanced 9-1-1”, also known as E9-1-1. Responders such as
fire, police or EMS will know exactly which building classroom and office made the call. Our new system is now compliant with new
legislation that requires public buildings to have this in place by December 31, 2019.
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Pell ston Publi c School s New sletter | October 2016
Superintendent Continued...
HEADLEE HEDGE
The November 8, 2016, election is just around the corner. At the ballot polling station, you will
see Pellston Public Schools asking voters for an Operating Millage known as the Headlee Restoration also known as the Headlee Hedge. Voters will be asked to allow the District to levy the full
18 mills on non-homestead property. This proposal includes a provision for a Headlee Restoration which could be used in multiple-year renewals when the District might face a Headlee rollback. A Headlee rollback occurs when property values grow faster than the rate of inflation
which results in a loss of revenue for the District. With a Headlee Restoration in place, the District
can use up to 2 mills to restore the 18 mill collection, so no State School Aid revenue is lost.
Again, this proposal only affects commercial property, industrial property, vacant property, rental
homes and apartment buildings. Your primary residence will not be impacted by this proposal.
THIS PROPOSAL WILL NOT INCREASE TAXES OVER THE CURRENT 18 MILLS.
VISIT US!
On a final note, I encourage each of you to become involved in your school and in your children’s
education. We welcome you to visit classrooms and school-sponsored events. We have a very
active Parent Teacher Organization at the Elementary School who assist in and out of the classroom and welcome interested parents at any time. Your help and support is of utmost importance to the success of all of our children. Together we are “Pellston Strong!”
If you have any question or concerns regarding our schools, please feel free to contact our school
offices or me. My office is located in the south side in the Middle/High School building, at the
corner of Wright and Elm Streets. The telephone number for this office is 231.539.8682.
Here’s to a grand 2016-2017 school year!
Sincerely,
Monique Dean
Little Hornets Preschool
Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP)
Inside this issue:
Calendar
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New Staff
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Elementary News
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Food Service
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MS/HS News
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are 4 by December 1st for our full day program.
From the Counselor
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For more information about this preschool program
STEAM
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contact Little Hornets Preschool at 231-333-3704 or
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Pellston Elementary at 231-539-8421.
Fall Sports Calendar
We offer free tuition for qualifying families
and are now enrolling children who qualify and
Financial Reports
All of the following reports are available for your
viewing on our website. We hope you will find
this an easy way to access the district’s financial
information. As always, a printed copy of the full
financial report is available in the
Superintendent’s Office, Pellston Public Schools,
172 N. Park St., Pellston, MI 49769, or by calling
231-539-8682.
Current Fiscal Year Board
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Budgets
Personnel Expenditures
Operating Expenditures
Audited Financial Statements
Current Bargaining Agreements
Employer Sponsored Health Care Plans
Employee Compensation Information
District Paid Association Dues
District Paid Lobbying Costs
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2016-17 School Year Calendar
Full day 8:15am-3:10pm; Half day 8:15am-12:35pm
Board of Education
Trustees
President
Jim Milbrandt ................. 539.7246
Vice President
Kristen Bauer-Frye ........ 758.2054
Secretary
Sheila Moran .................. 838.7525
Treasurer
Mark Zink ....................... 537.2445
Trustees
Robert Thomson ........... 539.8440
Paul Taylor ...................... 539.8081
Jennifer Woods………….539-8819
Phone Numbers
Elementary Office ......... 539.8421
Food Service ………...…...539.7071
Preschool ......................... 333.3714
September 2016
September 7 ............................................................................................................................. Student’s First Day (FULL)
October 2016
October 13 ..................................................................................... Half Day Students, Parent Teacher Conferences
October 31……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..Half Day Students
November 2016
November 1 .............................................................................................................................. In-service Day, No School
November 23................................................................................................................... Half Day Students & Teachers
November 24-25 ................................................................................................................................ Thanksgiving Break
December 2016 / January 2017
December 22 ................................................................................................................. Half Day Students & Teachers
December 23-January 2 ........................................................................................................... Winter/New Year Break
January 20 .................................................................................................. End of First Semester, Half Day Students
February 2017
February 16 .................................................................................. Half Day Students, Parent Teacher Conferences
February 17 ............................................................................................................................... In-service Day, No School
February 20………………………………………………………………………………………..No School, Mid Winter Recess
March 2017 / April 2017
March 23 ........................................................................................................................... Half Day Students & Teachers
March 24-April 3 ........................................................................................................................No School, Spring Break
April 14 ...................................................................................................................................................... Half Day Students
Hornet Health Center .. 539.8550
MS/HS Office.................. 539.8801
Superintendent.............. 539.8682
Transportation539.8801, x10080
Text Alert Blasts
for School Up-
May 2017
May 26 ........................................................................................................................................ In-service Day, No School
May 29……………………………………………………………………………………………………..…Memorial Day, No School
June 2017
June 4…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Graduation
June 13 ................................................................................................................................................ Half Day for Students
June 14………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….Half Day for Students
Volunteers
dates
To be added to recipients list for school
news update texts on
your cell phone, send
a text message to:
We are so thankful for all of the volunteers who give so generously of their time and talents to
@pellst to
Pellston Public Schools . If you or someone you know would like to volunteer at the schools please
231-237-5529
call 539-8682 for information. Volunteer background check forms can be found on the
pellstonschools.org website, under
parents -> forms.
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Get to know your new staff members!
AD/Transportation Secretary– Welcome MATT SHEICK (pronounced SHEEK)
Where are you from?
I grew up in the Flint area but am coming to Pellston from Forest Area, where I served as a science teacher, coach and Athletic Director.
What inspires you?
I am inspired when I am able to work alongside a dedicated staff to help young people grow and develop into successful individuals.
What school did you attend?
I earned my Bachelor's degree from Alma College and my Master's from Michigan State University
How do you spend your down time?
Outside of school, my favorite time is spent with my wife Kalin on our small farm. I also enjoy traveling, skiing, playing golf and
highpointing (reaching the highest point in every state, 26 states so far).
What are your aspirations in this position at Pellston Public Schools?
As Athletic Director and Transportation Secretary, my goal is to serve the students and families of Pellston and -- alongside our coaching
staff -- strive to provide the best educational athletics experience possible.
Third Grade Teacher– Welcome JESSICA KRUEGER (pronounced KREEGER)
Where are you from?
I grew up in Weidman, which is near Mt. Pleasant. I am moving to Northern Michigan from Battle Creek.
What inspires you?
I am often inspired by my students. Being a part of their learning and development makes all of the hard work worth it!
What school did you attend?
I graduated from Chippewa Hills High School. I went to Western Michigan University.
How do you spend your down time?
I spend my downtime with my husband and my 2 boys- ages 2 and 3 months. We like to explore outside and go visit our families.
What are your aspirations in this position at Pellston Public Schools?
In my new position, I look forward to becoming a part of the Pellston community and helping the children of Pellston Elementary grow
into responsible young people who appreciate and enjoy learning!
Sixth Grade Teacher– Welcome KACIE THOMAS
Where are you from?
Indian River, MI.
What inspires you?
Family, friends, and music.
What school did you attend?
The University of Michigan
How do you spend your down time?
I like to spend time with my son, listen to music, travel and read.
What are your aspirations in this position at Pellston Public Schools?
My goal is to foster positive relationships and create a positive environment for all students that encourages lifelong learning and success.
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Principal Tamara Pichla
Dear Students and Parents,
Welcome back to school! Although beautiful warm weather was abundant
in northern Michigan this summer, earlier sunsets and crisp summer
evenings ignite the excitement of starting a new school year! I believe the
2016-2017 school year is going to be the best year yet as we strive to reach
our vision of creating a learning environment in which all learners, children
and adults, grow and succeed! We are committed to a continued
partnership with families in order to make this year a very positive
Tami Pichla
educational experience for each and every child attending Pellston
Pellston Elementary - Principal
Elementary School! We will continue to seek ways to improve our school
and set high expectations for our staff and students.
The Pellston Elementary School Improvement Team met several times this summer with the goal of
developing a building-wide action plan based on the principles of the Full Value Agreement and the
Positive Behavior Support philosophy. This plan will create a more consistent teaching and learning
environment that can support the academic and social/emotional needs of ALL of our students.
Based on feedback we received from our families and staff members in the spring, we have created a
schedule that provides ALL students in the elementary school with physical education every day! We have
also added time to our lunch and recess schedule in order to give students more time to eat and move
throughout the day!
The teachers, support staff, and administrators at Pellston Schools are committed to serving the students
and families of our community. We are excited about the 2016-2017 school year and look forward to an
awesome year of positive learning opportunities! Please let me know if I can ever be of any assistance to
you (231-539-8421). I am always delighted to meet our parents and talk about our school. I am so very
proud to be a Pellston Hornet!
Sincerely,
Welcome New
Paraprofessionals!
Please give a
warm welcome to
Alfa Kleven, Kate
Mobley, and Emily
Mrs. Tami Pichla
Mrs. Tami Pichla
Pellston Elementary School Principal
Cordray! We are
Picture Day!
Lifetouch
School Photographers
will be in the
Pellston Public Schools on
Wednesday,
October 12
so happy to have
you on our team!
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2016-17 Hot Lunch and Breakfast Program
Please turn in any Box Tops
for Education that you may
have to any of our offices.
Thank you!
Be on the lookout for our
Our Food Service personnel are ready to begin another
school year providing breakfasts and lunches to students. Mr. Bruce Free & Reduced Lunches
Spychalski (231.539.7071) and his staff look forward to having
are available to those who qualify.
another year to serve the Food Service needs of the school district.
Applications are required to be filled
A full USDA hot lunch program is planned for students along with a
salad bar which will be available to students at both the Elementary out annually in order to receive the
benefit unless the student is directly
and Middle/High School.
Menus for meals are posted on the district website
certified. Parents are encouraged to
www.pellstonschools.org under food service. Milk is purchased from resubmit applications if they have any
Prairie Farms Dairy, Inc. Bread items are primarily wheat products
income or family member changes.
from Aunt Millie’s Bakery.
Cashiers will continue to use the Meal Magic program.
Student lunch balances are updated on Power School. Low balance
Full Pay Prices
emails are sent out automatically through Meal Magic. Parents are
encouraged to pre-pay for meals by sending a check or money
Middle/High................................. $2.85
order made out to Pellston Public Schools. You may also send cash
Elementary.................................... $2.65
to school with your child or children if you wish.
Full Pay Breakfast……….…………$1.00
Again this year, the district will participate in the USDA
Free/Reduced lunch program. Students who received free/reduced
lunch in the 2015-16 school year are not automatically eligible for the same benefits in the 2016-17
school year. Parents/guardians must fill out the Free and Reduced lunch form for student eligibility in
the 2016-17 school year. If at any time during the year your family income changes and you would like
to reapply, please do so.
No paper is required to fill out a Free and Reduced Lunch Application online at lunchapps.com.
There is a direct link to the lunchapp.com site on the pellstonschools.org website. There is also a PDF file
(under forms) on the pellstonschools.org website that can be printed, filled out and turned in to any of
the school offices. Forms will be sent home with students at the beginning of the school year and are
available in all offices.
For students who do not qualify for Free/Reduced breakfast, the cost of a breakfast will be
$1.00 per day. Students who do not qualify for Free/Reduced meals, the cost of a lunch will be $2.85 per
day for students in grades 6-12 and $2.65 per day for Elementary students (grades K-5). Reduced pay
lunch prices will be 40¢ per day for all grades. The cost of milk this year and will be 50¢ per half pint. If
you have any questions regarding the Free and Reduced Lunch Forms, please don’t hesitate to contact
Taylor Kruzel at 539-8682, ext 10010
new Pellston Athletics
website!
Get ready Pellston, because the Young Americans are coming to our school February 5th-7th! The Young Americans
are a nonprofit organization that tours the world, singing,
dancing, acting, as well as teaching. Don't let experience
stop you, you don't need any singing or dancing experience
to have this opportunity. The only thing needed is to have fun and go with the flow! The Turn Up
www.pellstonhornets.org
the Music campaign is focused to bring a spotlight on the arts and give a safe environment for children to be confident in themselves. The workshop is three days long and your child will learn a variety show in only TWO days. On the third day, the Young Americans will perform alongside the children, but the students will be in front living their dreams. The money earned through ticket sales
and the number of participants will come right back to the school for the arts. It is a life changing
opportunity for your kids!
Students from grades 3-12 can participate.
For more information or details, please contact Lisa Kruzel.
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Middle School and High School Principal
Another summer came and went as we welcome our students back into our
buildings. It’s been an exciting summer with building improvements to take in.
Our cafeteria received a needed facelift this summer with booths and high top
tables being added to the mix, as well as ample seating for our students. Our
gym floor was resurfaced and 3-D art added to it. Check these improvements
out while visiting our building and help us to keep these facilities up by doing
your part to ensure that they are treated properly. Please remember to
Enos Bacon, III
keep your shoes out of the gym, to have proper footwear in your gym
Pellston MS/HS - Principal
class, keep the food and drinks in the cafeteria, and do your part to ensure
that the new furniture stays in great shape as well. Your cooperation is
appreciated.
As you traverse the hallways, you will notice some new faces this fall. They are:
Ms. Jennifer Crockett - PE/Title 7 Coordinator
Ms. Crockett is someone that has been with us for some time, though takes on a teaching role
for part of her day. She has a strong mind for PE, and comes with great experience and passion for our
students.
Mr. Matt Sheick - Athletic Director/Transportation
Mr. Sheick brings a great deal of experience with him as an athletic director as well as a
science teacher. Seek him out and ask him about his many hobbies.
Ms. Kacie Thomas - 6th Grade Teacher
Ms. Thomas hails from the area, and has spent time teaching as far west as Arizona. She has a
strong math background and a great heart for students. Introduce yourself if you see her.
Mrs. Emily Wolford - 6th Grade Teacher
Mrs. Wolford joins our team having worked for several years with our current 6th grade
students. She has a great demeanor and passion for working with our students . . . has been in our
district but is new to our building. Please welcome her.
Mr. Larry Cassidy - BST Teacher
Mr. Cassidy is around often. You have seen him around as a coach, and now he will be
working Monday and Thursday with our students in our business class for CTE. We are excited about
the experience he brings with him from the private sector and believe that our students will glean a
great deal from his tutelage.
Athletics are in full swing. Check the website for schedules and we encourage you to come out and
support our teams. We hope to see you out there.
We would like to thank all of the students and their families for joining us on Sept. 1 for the Open
House. We were able to communicate a great deal of communication with our families about the
various changes in expectations, programming, and the many things to be excited about for this
community and our school.
I’m looking to another year with our smiling faces. I just want to thank you all for the opportunity to be
your Principal.
It’s good to be a Hornet!
Sincerely,
Mr. Bacon, Middle School and High School Principal
Check out our
new floor in the
Middle School/
High School
gymnasium!
While you’re at
it, take a peek at
our new
cafeteria!
Athletic Events
Admissions Prices
2016-17
All Sporting Events
Adult.........................................$ 4
Child/Student .......................$ 3
Family ……………………..……$10
(w/school age or younger students)
For Season Passes contact
the Athletic Office
Student athletic fee is $75/
student for up to 2 sports
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Pell ston Publi c School s New sletter | October 2016
News from the Counseling Office
SENIOR CHECKLIST
Attend College Night
at NCMC on October 12th
Send in college applications ASAP - some
scholarship opportunities
will be lost with late applications
Pellston Parents and Students,
I hope everyone had a fun and safe summer! As the school year nears, here are a few
ideas to help your student find success:
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Be positive
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Set realistic and measurable goals
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Be present - student attendance is a critical part of success in school
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Communicate!
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Support your student - cheer them on! We all need a little encouragement.
Like last year, M-STEP and student testing will be in the spring.
Inquire about scholarships - each college has
their own criteria for university-funded scholarships
Start the year out right! Come to school organized with the right tools to be successful. Here are a few
things you may need:
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Notebooks for each subject or paper in a binder
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Calendar to keep track of homework/tests/quizzes/important dates
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Backpack
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Pens/Pencils
Retake the ACT if necessary - higher scores
may equate to more money for college!
High School Juniors, Seniors & Parents:
North Central Michigan College will host College Night on Wednesday, October 12, 2016 from 6:007:30pm. Fifty colleges and universities will be represented. This is a great opportunity to ask questions
and get more information.
Attend financial aid
presentations
Complete High School
graduation requirements
Continue to do your
best, these grades count
too!
Apply for Financial
Aid with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) - available in October this year!
Stay tuned for Financial
Aid Workshop information.
Sophomores & Juniors - the PSAT is scheduled for Wednesday, October 19, 2015. The PSAT measures
critical reading skills, math problem solving, and writing skills- it is a practice test for the SAT a college
entrance test but is also a qualifier for some scholarships when taken as a junior. The test costs $15 per
student and there are a limited number of tests ordered. Sign up with Mrs. Dilworth in the office.
Students: You will be able to change your schedule (if the request is possible and approved) until
September 9, 2016. If you would like to take care of this before school starts you can come and see me
on September 1, 2016 at the Open House.
Any questions? Feel free to call 539-8801, ext. 178 or come and see me! I look forward to a great year
ahead.
Jennifer Dilworth, Guidance Counselor
Performing Arts Group
Pellston High School is proud to welcome
the performing arts group led by senior
Emma Doss. Watch for this group to be
performing all around the community.
These talented young adults will be performing a wide range of talent , all while
encouraging others through positive examples!
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Mr. Schlappi on STEAM…
Greetings!
I hope you had a great summer, and found lots of exciting
things to do. I sure did! Through Char-Em ISD, I was able to
participate in a four day training session on Unmanned Aerial
Vehicles (UAVs). UAVs are commonly referred to as drones,
and I am proud to say that I am an experienced UAV pilot,
following this training.
I want to thank Mrs. Dean and Mr. Bacon for encouraging me
to participate, and Jim Rummer at Char-Em ISD for putting
this training together and providing materials. We had amazing instructors from Northwestern Michigan College, led by
Carl Rocheleau, NMC’s Chief Unmanned Aerial Systems Instructor. During our time together, we flew drones on a simulator, flew them in real life, and actually built and operated
our own UAVs! I will have this model available to study
throughout the school year, as well as a simulator that CharEm provided.
I will have that simulator in my classroom, as well as another that I received a grant for from the Baiardi Family Foundation, Inc. Also included in this grant are kits to build UAVs in class this year. This means that students in STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Art and Math)
will get experience designing, building, and actually flying Unmanned Aerial Vehicles this year! I cannot tell you have excited I am to start
the school year with these wonderful tools at our fingertips. UAVs will be a large part of our STEAM curriculum this year, as well as many
other interesting topics, including forensics, trebuchets, and stomp rockets.
In conclusion, I cannot wait for the school year to get started, so that we can get our hands on these wonderful tools. I again would like to
thank the Baiardi Family Foundation, Inc, for their generous gift on behalf of Pellston STEAM.
Sincerely,
Chris Schlappi
Sports Boosters
As the school year soon approaches, that also means Pellston Sports is soon to start as well (although our volleyball games have already
started)! We would like to take this opportunity to let everyone know what Sports Boosters is about and what we have been doing.
Our group is proud to assist Pellston middle school and high school athletes and the various sports programs at our school. Although we
do not fund Pellston Athletics we do offer support to the programs, including supplies/equipment, contribute to various projects Pellston
Athletics may be involved in, running our concession stands and awarding scholarships to our athletes as they pursue their college education.
We do not do many fund raisers, but we take pride in maintaining our concession stands and in turn using our funds to support our athletes
and school. Over the past school year and into the 2016-2017 school year some of our purchases have included: banners (the visitor and
cheer section banners), Hornet rug in the lobby, ice packs and tape for all our sports programs and donation to our athlete who competed
in state final. In addition, we were able to award scholarships this spring to 3 of our graduating seniors. We have plans for financing more
items for our gym and football concessions.
If you're interested in helping Sports Boosters we are looking for volunteers to assist with concession stands and possibly other activities. If
you are hardworking and able to multi task, honest, dependable, friendly and can provide service with a smile we would love to have you
join our group. If you’re interested please contact the high school office/athletic director.
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Fall Sports Schedule
Varsity Football
8/26 Fri Onaway Away 7:00
8/31 Wed Brimley Home 4:00
9/2 Fri Pickford Away 7:00
9/9 Fri Rudyard Home 7:00
9/16 Fri Engadine Away 7:00
9/23 Fri Cedarville Home 7:00
9/30 Fri Bellaire Home 7:00
10/8 Sat Camden Frontier Home 1:00
10/14 Fri Posen Away 7:00
10/21 Fri C. Heston Away 7:00
Middle School Football
9/13 Tue GSM Away 5:00
9/28 Wed East Jordan Away 5:00
10/11 Tue Central Lake Away 5:00
10/18 Tue Mancelona Home 5:00
Cross Country
9/6 Tue Cheboygan A 5:00
9/10 Sat Charlevoix Mud Run A 9:00
9/17 Sat Ellsworth House on Hill A 10:30
9/20 Tue Inland Lakes A 4:00
9/22 Thurs La Salle St. Ignace A 4:00
9/29 Thurs Mackinaw Club A 4:00
10/06 Thurs Mackinaw Club A 4:00
10/08 Sat Pellston Invite H 10:00
10/12 Wed Ski Valley Conference A 4:00
10/22 Sat Class D Championship A 11:00
10/29 Sat Regionals A 4:00
11/5 Sat State finals A 9:00
Varsity & J.V. Volleyball
8/20 S at Varsity Home Tournament H 8:30
8/23 Tue J.V. Onaway Tri-Meet A 5:-00
8/25 Fri Varsity Cadillac Tournament A 6:00
8/27 Sat J.V. Pellston JV invite 8:30
8/29 Mon J.V. Cadillac JV Tournament A 8:30
9/7 Wed JV/V Mancelona A 6:00
9/8 Thur JV/V Harbor Springs H 6:00
9/10 Sat JV Joburg Tournament A 9:00
9/10 Sat Varsity Petoskey Tournament A 9:00
9/13 Tue JV/V Gaylord St. Mary’s H 6:00
9/17 Sat Varsity Charlevoix Tournament A 8:30
9/20 Tue JV/V Bellaire A 6:00
9/27 Tue JV/V Onaway H 6:00
9/29 Thur JV/V Inland Lakes H 6:00
10/1 Sat J.V. St. Ignace Tournament A 9:00
10/4 Tue JV/V Forest Area A 5:30
10/8 Sat Varsity Suttons Bay Tournament A 8:30
10/13 Thur JV/V Joburg H 6:00
10/15 Sat Varsity Mt. Morris Tournament A 8:30
10/18 Tue JV/V Central Lake A 6:00
10/22 Sat J.V. Ski Valley Conference Tourn. H 8:30
10/24 Mon JV/V Gaylord Tri w/Grayling A 5:30
10/26 Wed JV/V Cheboygan PINK OUT H 6:00
10/29 S V. Central Montcalm A 9:00
Middle School Volleyball
9/7 Wed Onaway H 5:30
9/12 Mon Gaylord St Mary A 5:30
9/14 Wed Inland Lakes A 5:30
9/17 Sat Boyne City A 8:30
9/19 Mon Petoskey St. Francis A 5:30
9/21 Wed Cheboygan A 5:30
9/26 Mon Onaway A 5:30
9/28 Wed Gaylord St. Mary H 5:30
10/1 Sat Petoskey MS A 8:30
10/3 Mon Inland Lakes H 5:30
10/5 Wed Petoskey St. Francis H 5:30
10/8 Sat East Jordan A 8:30
Girls Middle School Basketball
10/25 Tue Gaylord St. Mary H 5:30
10/31 Mon Onaway H 5:30
11/1 Tue Bellaire Away 5:30
11/3 Thurs Petoskey St. Francis H 5:30
11/7 Mon Inland Lakes H 5:30
11/9 Wed Petoskey St. Francis A 4:30
11/14 Mon Gaylord St. Mary A 5:30
11/16 Wed Onaway A 5:30
11/22 Tues Bellaire H 5:30
11/30 Wed Inland Lakes A 5:30
Boys Middle School Basketball
11/2 Wed Petoskey St. Francis A 4:30
11/7 Mon Inland Lakes H 5:30
11/9 Wed Onaway A 5:30
11/14 Mon Gaylord St. Mary H 5:30
11/17 Thurs Petoskey St. Francis H 5:30
11/22 Tues Bellaire H 5:30
11/30 Wed Gaylord St. Mary A 5:30
12/1 Thurs Onaway A 5:30
12/5 Mon Inland Lakes H 5:30
12/7 Wed Bellaire A 5:30
Our mission is to aid in the healthy development of each child’s mind and
body, emphasizing
self-respect, positive attitudes, and high self-esteem in preparation for a
successful life.
Pellston Public Schools
Non-Profit Org.
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PERMIT NO. 3
PELLSTON, MI
172 N. Park Street
Pellston, MI 49769
www.pellstonschools.org
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