Sunday Send Off
Week of May 19-25, 2025
Graduation Activities
Sunday, May 18 - Baccalaureate - 4:00 p.m. - cafeteria
Tuesday, May 20 – Class Night – 7:00 p.m. - cafeteria
Friday, May 23 - Graduation - 7:00 p.m. in the gym
Spring Sports
Monday, May 19 - Softball/Baseball - home Brimley - 4:14 pm
Thursday, May 22 - Track EUP Conference at Pickford TBA
Tuesday, May 27 - Pre Districts TBD
Saturday, May 31 - Track UP Finals
Cancellations will be posted out the district's FaceBook page
K- 6 Student of the Week - May 12
Mrs. Price has selected 5th grade student Kenzie Wheeler-Conklin as the student of the week. Kenzie is new to TAS this year. She had a bit of a rocky start adjusting to her new school, which has made her success since then all the more impressive. Since arriving, she has proven to be a kind, compassionate and hardworking student. She always tries her best and treats everyone with respect. Kenzie lives with her parents and two siblings along with her two dogs and six fish. Kenzie loves her pets, and animals in general, and hopes to be a veterinarian when she grows up. Keep up the excellent work Kenzie, your teachers at TAS are so proud of you!
Boys EUP Conference Champions
Girls EUP Conference Champions
Boys and Girls Track Regional Champs
Tahquamenon Area Schools Essential Standards Frequently Asked Questions
Tahquamenon Area Schools Essential Standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a Michigan standard?
A: The Michigan State Standards outline what students should learn in grades K-12. The standards are intended to help students graduate high school, succeed in college, and participate in workforce training. The number of standards varies in each grade and content area.
Q: What is an essential standard?
A: Essential standards are the most important learning goals that a student should master by the end of the school year.
Q: What is the process TAS went through to determine their essential standards?
A: Starting in the fall of 2019, TAS went through a research-based multi-year process to determine which state standards would be given more priority.
The process included:
Using the REAL method to determine the most important standards: readiness, endurance, assessed, leverage
Started with math and ELA
Essential standards were compared in grade level bands and then across K-12 to ensure alignment/nothing was missing.
Our Mission
Tahquamenon Area Schools is a center of learning where students, through open communication and mutual respect, experience opportunities preparing them for today and tomorrow.
Vision: Believe. Plan. Achieve.
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