Happy Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week! Here are our first 10 staff shoutouts of the week; watch for more tomorrow!
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There is still time to give a staff member a shoutout! Just fill out this quick, easy form: https://forms.gle/uM98WrMziWmtNPX6A
Get to know Senior Rogan Messing!
It's Mental Health Week and Teacher Appreciation Week! (Subject to change.)
Congratulations to our Pirates who play with the Bad Axe soccer team! They placed 2nd in the Hatchet Invitational today! Played 3 games:
BA/HB 0 John Glenn 2
BA/HB 5 Cardinal Mooney 0
BA/HB 4 Cros Lex 0
Reese Booms continued her awesome season, scoring 3 goals.
Way to go, ladies!
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Mrs. Kramer provided students with the opportunity to participate in the Huron Daily Tribune ad design contest. Students created original advertisements, demonstrating creativity, communication, and design skills. Anna Klaska earned first place overall among surrounding schools in grades 5–8 and received a plaque featuring her winning design along with a $100 gift card. Second place was awarded to Tobin Soper for an advertisement for At Your Bark-N-Call. Third place resulted in a tie between Blake Kramer, who designed an ad for Thumb Auto LLC, and Addyson Kramer, who created an advertisement for Osentoski Farm Equipment. This project allowed students to apply classroom learning in a real-world context while engaging with the local community.
Our soccer co-op picked up another nice victory last night with Reese Booms picking up 2 goals and Taryn Wruble chipping in 1.
Next week is Mental Health Week at HBCS! Our Active Minds Club planned dress-up days for our students, and the week will culminate with the annual Mental Health Walk on Thursday afternoon.
Happy National School Principals Day! 🎉
Today we celebrate the incredible leaders who guide our schools with dedication, compassion, and a commitment to student success. Thank you to our principals for your hard work, support, and the positive impact you make every single day. We appreciate all that you do for our students, staff, and community! 🍎
Today we celebrate the incredible leaders who guide our schools with dedication, compassion, and a commitment to student success. Thank you to our principals for your hard work, support, and the positive impact you make every single day. We appreciate all that you do for our students, staff, and community! 🍎
Today we celebrate our amazing cafeteria team on School Lunch Hero Day! Thank you for the early mornings, the warm smiles, and the care you put into every meal you serve. You keep our students fueled, happy, and ready to learn each day—and we are so grateful for all that you do behind the scenes and beyond! 💙
Meet Senior Collin Wright!
Happy Birthday Mrs. Holdwick!
Our golf team braved yesterday's cool temps while competing @ Capac!
The Astronomy students went on an exciting field trip to the Delta Planetarium today! They watched a great video on black holes, got to tour the observation deck, tour the gift shop, touch a meteor, and experience a cool overhead presentation.
Here is the lunch menu for May! (Please note, May 6th is now BBQ pork sandwich, not polish sausage.)
Today we are spotlighting Senior Lexy Roggenbuck!
Soccer came away with another victory while several PR's were achieved and medals earned at the Ubly Track Invitational last night. (Pictures courtesy of Huron County View Sports.)
The middle school track meet scheduled for tonight in Bad Axe has been canceled.
Our Creative Studies Life Skills class had the opportunity to hear from financial speakers Ty Collings and Brady Krohn of Raymond James in Bad Axe, Michigan, who brought real-world knowledge directly into the classroom. Ms. McIntyre’s students were highly engaged throughout the presentation and asking thoughtful questions. They found the information very relevant and appreciated how complex financial topics were broken down into practical, easy-to-understand advice. This experience also reinforced the importance of continuing to provide lessons that prepare students for the future, equipping them with essential skills like financial literacy, decision-making, and long-term planning. Overall, the speakers made a strong impression, and students agreed it was a valuable and impactful experience.
Meteorologist Chris Easlick visited the elementary students today! We learned so much about the weather and Mr. Easlick's job. He even demonstrated a cloud in a bottle and a tornado in a bottle for us!🌦️⚡️🌪️
