We are grateful to Gogebic Country Federal Credit Union for advertising in our yearbook. Your ongoing support—year after year—helps make this publication possible.

We are grateful to BSO (Big Sno Outfitters) for advertising in our yearbook. Your ongoing support—year after year—helps make this publication possible.

Cardinals in the news!

1st and 2nd graders decorating cookies and getting in the holiday spirit 🎄






Students and Staff enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner for lunch today.









The Grinch attempted to steal the 3rd graders’ Christmas cheer, but their creative Grinch drawings made his heart grow! 💚School Resource Officer, Deputy Graser kept the students safe, and the day ended with lots of fun wrapping desks and spreading holiday joy!
We hope you all have a safe and enjoyable Christmas 🎄






1st and 2nd graders decorated cookies this afternoon to get in the holiday spirit 🎄






3D Design Art Class Project Spotlight 🛠️🎨
Our students recently updated signage for the Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails as part of a hands-on 3D Design project. Using Makerspace equipment, students learned new techniques while cleaning, sanding, and restoring old signs. They then repainted images or used vinyl and vinyl-cutting technology to complete the designs.
Throughout the project, students faced multiple problem-solving challenges and persevered through each one. We learned a great deal and are incredibly proud of the final results. Thank you to the Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails organization for the opportunity to collaborate on such a meaningful project!
Left to Right Andy Ahonen, Cory Aspinwall, Max Ahonen, Susan Spaete from Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails, Sydney Boetto, Kate Stanislawski, Emma Grayson, Ellah Linna, Bella Elam, Kachine Lillie
Our students recently updated signage for the Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails as part of a hands-on 3D Design project. Using Makerspace equipment, students learned new techniques while cleaning, sanding, and restoring old signs. They then repainted images or used vinyl and vinyl-cutting technology to complete the designs.
Throughout the project, students faced multiple problem-solving challenges and persevered through each one. We learned a great deal and are incredibly proud of the final results. Thank you to the Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails organization for the opportunity to collaborate on such a meaningful project!
Left to Right Andy Ahonen, Cory Aspinwall, Max Ahonen, Susan Spaete from Wolverine Nordic Ski Trails, Sydney Boetto, Kate Stanislawski, Emma Grayson, Ellah Linna, Bella Elam, Kachine Lillie



We are grateful to Z's Hometown Market for advertising in our yearbook. Your ongoing support—year after year—helps make this publication possible.

We are grateful to Burton Electronics Manufacturing for advertising in our yearbook. Your ongoing support—year after year—helps make this publication possible.

The 2025 Yearbook has arrived! Copies are available for pickup or purchase in the school office.
Prices: $35 for hardcover, $30 for softcover.
Members of last year’s graduating class may stop by the office to pick up their copy.

Sixth grade art students are developing sewing skills using Makerspace machines while practicing peer teaching. Each student rotates between the role of lead sewer and assistant, helping classmates learn proper techniques. Using donated materials, these two students created Santa hats, inspired by an original paper pattern designed by Leland. He and Adam worked to together to problem solve throughout the project. This project highlights collaboration, problem-solving, and creative thinking.




The Wakefield-Marenisco National Honor Society volunteered for the day to help families shop at Santa's Workshop in Ironwood on December 10th. This was a very positive experience for our students who volunteered








3rd grade students visited the Jeske residence today to pick out the perfect Christmas tree for their classroom. They spent time mingling with the cows and chickens, then ended the trip with hot chocolate and a cookie. It was a great fun-filled afternoon!










High school students enjoying their lunchtime



Students enjoying some nice hot soup for lunch on this Friday.



A HUGE congratulations to Noelle Grace for being selected for the Region 1 All-Region Team AND the All-UP Dream Team for Divisions 1-4 for the second year in a row!
The All UP Dream Team selections are chosen by a committee from all four Divisions and only 7 girls are selected for the team.
This is another huge accomplishment in Noelle's volleyball career! Way to represent Wakefield-Marenisco! 💪🏐

We kicked off the holiday season at school today. We decorated a huge tree which was donated by Walmart. Our elementary students also got to shop for gifts at our annual holiday shop.



A HUGE Congratulations to Noelle Grace for being named to the All Region team for Region 1 and the All UP Dream Team for Divisions 1-4 for the 2nd year in a row!
Hard work and determination have paid off! 🏐

The holiday shoppe starts on Monday, December 1 !! The students enjoy shopping for loved ones, and pets !

