Middle school art students created images on the graphic design site Pixlr. The images are inspired by the concept of Notan. Using Makerspace equipment, we cut and pressed images onto shirts. Weeding the images was surprisingly challenging and the entire process required students to look for patterns in the work process to be efficient and successful.
The JV/Varsity Boys Basketball make up game against Bessemer will be played on 1/2/25 in Bessemer at 5:00/6:30.
The game against Bessemer on 2/14/25 will be played at Wakefield-Marenisco, not Bessemer.
1st and 2nd grade cookie baking and frosting, with the assistance of some of our high school students. Being able to collaborate with different grades is definitely one of the perks of being a close-knit, K-12 school.❤️🧑🏼🍳🍪
Reminder for the W-M Christmas Concerts! JH and HS Band perform at 7:00pm in the gymnasium with a call time of 6:00pm for performers.
4th-6th Grade perform tomorrow afternoon at 12:30pm in the gymnasium with the K-3rd grade performing at 1:45pm also in the gymnasium.
Make sure to check out our students' gallery walk during your visit to the Winter Concert. Student work will be displayed on the east wall of the gym near the entry way. We have been working hard to put our best work on display. Enjoy our gallery!
🎉 Big News Alert! 🎉
Join us in celebrating Alyssa Shirkey as she takes the next big step in her journey! 🖊️✨ Alyssa has officially signed her commitment to run Cross Country at Bay College in Escanaba! 💚💙🏃♀️
Her hard work, determination, and passion for the sport have brought her to this incredible moment, and we couldn’t be more proud of everything she’s accomplished. 🏆
Help us wish Alyssa the best of luck as she represents Bay College and becomes a Bay Norse at the next level. 💪🎓 Here's to an amazing future ahead—on and off the course! 🌟
#CollegeBound #CommitmentDay #ProudMoment #AlyssaShirkey #BayCollege #CrossCountry #GoNorse 💚💙
Today was an exciting day in kindergarten.
Friday, myself and the fourth grade students enjoyed the crisp air and fresh snow together, soaking up everything this beautiful season has to offer.
Our snowshoeing and cross country skiing units will begin soon!
The 1st grade class has been studying different jobs and roles people have in their local community. On Wednesday, they took a field trip to Randall's Bakery to learn about the equipment they use to make different baked goods. Today, Officer Lopac and Officer Essig from the Forest Service, and Deputy Graser, came in to teach them about what they do in their roles. Thank you to the bakery and to the presenters.
Mrs. Fetters' Christmas coloring contest winners: K-Enzo, 1-Scottie Marie, 2-Ellie, 3-Roman, 4-Noah, 5-Allison, 6-Kellen(missing from picture)
School will be cancelled today due to dangerously cold temperatures.
There will be a 2 hour delay today due to dangerously cold temperatures.
There will be a 12:00 noon release today, Wednesday December 11, due to deteriorating weather conditions.
Trees for Charity
Trees for charity
We will have a 2 hour delay for school on Thursday, December 5th.
The Hurley School is hosting a boys & girls basketball camp for grades 3-6 beginning this Saturday 12/7.
Below is a flyer if you would like to sign your child up. Walk-ins are welcome 🏀
The Holiday Shoppe at school starts Monday, December 9, and runs through Friday, December 13!! The kids love shopping for their loved ones !
HAPPY SHOPPING TO THE KIDS !!!
💥💥A HUGE Congratulations to Noelle Grace💥💥
Noelle was nominated to the All UP Dream Team for the 2024 volleyball season. The Dream Team consists of 16 players and are selected from all Divisions of the UP Schools.
Noelle's commitment and work that she puts in throughout the year for volleyball have made a meaningful impact to her success and awards achieved this year. Keep up the great work!! 🏐
This is is a huge accomplishment and we are very proud of her!
The Wakefield Bessemer Rotary Club recently heard a presentation from Scott Brogan, head coach of the Wakefield-Marenisco School District's Robotics team. After the program, Kevin Everson, right, Rotary Club President, presents Scott Brogan, left, and Jason Gustafson, W-M School Superintendent, center, with a $250 check to support the Cardinal's robotic team's costs, such as supplies and equipment, as well as travel expenses to tournaments. The robotics program is a global nonprofit organization that emphasizes friendly sportsmanship, respect for the contributions of others, teamwork, learning, and community involvement.
