On April 24, Cuisine Day was held. Students in Spanish I, II, III, and IV classes cooked and prepared, and served culinary dishes from Spanish-speaking countries. The dishes that they served included tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas, albóndigas (meatballs), black beans & rice, Spanish rice, Spanish sweet rice, chips and salsa, and guacamole. The amazing desserts included...
Students in Art I are creating 3-D sculptures using armature wire and translucent fabric.
The Panther family scavenger hunt occurred on Wednesday, March 6. The students and faculty joined their panther families before the scavenger hunt began. Each family was split into 2 groups, and the clues were given out. The last clues for each group were letters, and once they were all brought together they spelled three different...
Wednesday, March 6, marked the beginning of the 19th annual Murder Mystery Week. All students in Mr. Kowalski’s math classes must participate in this event. On Friday, March 15, a trial for the murder will happen. Grades 7 and 8 will form the jury, and students in grades 9-12 chose roles of detectives, crime scene...
The seniors are gearing up to depart for their class trip tomorrow, March 28th. The group is excited to travel to Oahu and Big Island, Hawaii! They have a week planned for hikes, snorkeling, and learning experiences. Have fun, seniors!
Throughout the past week, students and faculty bought carnations for each other in a show of school and holiday spirit. On Valentine’s Day, Student Council members delivered the carnations to students throughout the school. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Put-in-Bay School held its Annual Science Fair today, featuring projects from students in grades 6 through 12. They have been working on their experiments since the beginning of the school year. The fair was judged by a panel of community members, including scientists, engineers, and environmentalists. Winners will advance to the Districts. (Featured in this...
The Spanish classes (Spanish I through IV) spread Christmas cheer by going caroling to the elementary grades. The students taught the chorus of the song “Navidad, Turrones y Mazapán” to the younger students so they could sing along. A villancico is the Spanish word for a Christmas carol. The elementary students enjoyed the festive atmosphere...
On Wednesday, October 4, the junior class went on a field trip to the Ottawa County Career Day. The event was located at the Ottawa County Fairgrounds, and hosted over 30 local businesses. The students had a lot of fun and learned about many different occupations.
Red Ribbon Week is going to be the week of October 24. The message this year is Be Kind To Your Mind, Live Drug Free. Tuesday’s theme is Drugs Make You Dead, wear red. Wednesday’s theme is Drugs Are Despicable, dress like a movie character. Thursday’s theme is Turn Your Back On Drugs, wear your...