From Your Superintendent
Hornet Nation,
Just about one year ago, I was offered the opportunity to become a part of Hornet Nation. Right alongside of being a classroom teacher, it is the best professional decision I ever made.
On this journey, I've learned what it means to be a Hornet. It means you are honorable, with a high sense of duty and a regard for what is right. It means you are open to new learning, even when it is uncomfortable or hard. It means you are respectful, of people, of rich history, and of our future. It means you are neighborly -- you take care of those around you, and rally together when needed. It means you are engaged, with learning and with our community. And last but not least, it means you are trustworthy; your word is your bond.
As we look to celebrate the traditional end-of-year milestones, let's also celebrate that we are Hornets. It is what makes us special.
In partnership and with Hornet Pride,
Judy
989.539.7871
A New Perspective in World History
Students in Mr. Haley's class visited Ancient Greece, using our new VR technology.
Tree Planting
Middle school students took time to plant trees, as they learned about their community environment.
Future Stories
On a snowy day in early May (only in Michigan), our kindergartners learned with the Harrison Fire Department.
Move Over, Amazon
Readers at Larson have a brand new way to get new books. The vending machine takes tokens, which students can earn.
