A “Thank You” Could Never Be Enough...
Dear Community Veterans,
On behalf of Bad Axe Public Schools, we extend our heartfelt gratitude for the sacrifices you have made in service to our country & in the fight to protect the freedoms we hold so dear.
Your courage, dedication, and selflessness have made a lasting impact on our nation and on the lives of those you have served. We are forever grateful for your service and honor you today and every day.
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Join us today, Nov. 11, at 1:15 pm for our annual Veterans Day Program. Light refreshments to follow.
Join us by filling the schools with red, white, and blue as we give thanks to those who have served our country this Veterans Day - Wednesday, November 11!
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1:15pm - Bad Axe High School Gymnasium
Refreshments to follow for Veterans and guests.
Flag exchange hosted by McVey Insurance prior to the program. Bring in your U.S. flag and exchange it for a new one. All flags collected will be properly retired.
Last Friday, our very own Hatchet - Ms. Olivia Brown - headed to the State Cross Country Championships at Michigan International Speedway for the SECOND YEAR in a row!
Recently, Oliva ran a 19:56 race, ranking her the 3rd fastest in Women's Hatchet XC History! Last year, Oliva competed at the state competition where she placed 63rd. This year, Olivia is ranked 76th in Division 3.
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Halloween may be over, but check out these impressive Tim Burton inspired self-portraits done by Mrs. Hollingsworth's 5th-grade Hatchets! Simply Spooktacular!
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Swing by Lugo's - Thursday, November 19th - to grab a tasty meal for the family AND support the Bad Axe Parent-Teacher Organization!
Join us by filling the schools with red, white, and blue as we give thanks to those who have served our country this Veterans Day - Wednesday, November 11!
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Our 4th-grade Hatchets recently took a trip to Mother Nature's Classroom in the tip of the Thumb! Students had a hands-on exploration day learning about birds of prey, dissecting owl pellets, going on a nature hike, & learning how to use a GPS.
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Junior & senior high picture retake day is scheduled for tomorrow, November 5. 📸😊
Bad Axe Elementary School swirled into the Halloween Spirit last week by dressing up as 101 Dalmatians! Our very own, Principal Zagorski, even dawned a fabulous Cruella de Vil costume as the leader of the pack!
Well...not quite.
Our 6th & 7th-grade English Language Arts Hatchets made a cereal box design for a book they read through over the course of the first marking period. Each box displayed catchy cereal-themed names & story elements about each book.
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The BackPack Program is an undertaking of the Eastern Michigan Food Bank, designed to provide extra support on weekends for children who receive free or reduced-priced lunches at school. This program provides a backpack full of nutritious & easy-to-prepare foods for children to take home on the weekends when school meals are not available. For many of these children, this backpack is their only source of food when school is not in session. The program relies on community donations and grants rather than government backing. Local school parent volunteers, unload, pack and distribute the food each week
Our Elementary School Hatchets welcomed Halloween weekend in with a parade & dance performance like none other! Check out some of these "fa-boo-lous" costumes!
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Find a band student & place your order today through November 4! Your purchase not only crosses a present off of your list, but it also helps out a Hatchet & supports a local business!
For other fundraising opportunities please visit www.badaxebandboosters.weebly.com
No worries! Junior & senior high picture retake day is scheduled for Thursday, November 5. 📸😊
Congratulations to Raven Peplinski, Cody Bannick, & Amber Horetski, who received the HIGHEST DEGREE that the FFA bestows on their members! Only 1% of our members receive this honor every year! Way to go, Hatchets!
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The BackPack Program is an undertaking of the Eastern Michigan Food Bank, designed to provide extra support on weekends for children who receive free or reduced-priced lunches at school. This program provides a backpack full of nutritious & easy-to-prepare foods for children to take home on the weekends when school meals are not available. For many of these children, this backpack is their only source of food when school is not in session. The program relies on community donations and grants rather than government backing. Local school parent volunteers, unload, pack and distribute the food each week.
