Congratulations to our Middle School Positive Referral Students - Breyten, Carlos, Reagan, Chloe, Frank, Dash, Mason & Ian.
Hello from Hemlock Semiconductor (HSC) and Michigan Technological University!
This summer, Michigan Tech’s Summer Youth Programs office is again partnering with HSC to offer scholarships for students from Midland, Gratiot, Bay, and Saginaw counties to attend an engineering summer camp - for free! The scholarship will cover all costs (including transportation) required to attend the Engineering Scholars Program (ESP) that will run June 23-28, 2024.
Engineering Scholars is a weeklong investigation of Engineering careers featuring special topic presentations, interactive group projects, and lab tours. During the course, students get insider info from role models working in engineering fields, will be exposed to many different types of engineering, and will learn from Michigan Tech faculty, staff, and #CrazySmart graduate students!
Preference will be given to current juniors, however, ALL students currently in grades 9-11 are encouraged to apply. This year, there is NO application deadline. Instead, scholarship decisions will be made monthly until all seats are filled. We encourage all applicants to submit as soon as they are able. An overview and all relevant paperwork are available under the “Engineering Scholars Program” on the website.
https://www.mtu.edu/syp/discover/other-scholarships/
Hemlock Semiconductor believes that education is a great equalizer, allowing students from all backgrounds to become anything they choose to be. One of the ways they emphasize the value of education is through community partnerships to develop programs that engage students and ignite their interest in STEAM. Michigan Tech is excited to be part of this effort.
Feel free to contact Michigan Tech’s Summer Youth Programs office with any questions at syp@mtu.edu - we are excited to see some of your students in the Engineering Scholars Program this summer!
Information on the Sinking Fund Bond - Remember to vote February 27th!
Fulton is not sending students to our CTE programs in Alma and Mt. Pleasant this morning. All students will be excused. Students will report to the media center at the school.
District Calendar for 2024-2025
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F2Kj_QDl6Q8HxL9zN2FGNOFE2Yo4vXXr/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=106122482777550408921&rtpof=true&sd=true
Please check out this video from Mrs. Ryan's 2nd grade classroom!!!!
https://youtu.be/L7HLi57Y0FM?feature=shared
Dear Parents/Families of 10th, 11th & 12th graders,
The high school counseling office and Gratiot RESD are planning a trip to attend Career and Recruitment Expo happening Thursday, 2/8/24 at Alma High School. Students were able to sign up. Alma CTE students will be attending with CTE. Mt. Pleasant CTE students are excused if they want to attend. The bus from Fulton leaves at 7:55 on Thursday.
If you do NOT want your student to attend, please complete the form below or contact the high school office.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DlHR7-VCnTY3dr2BIbT7wlIvFNc-RTLPZkXKqo61JCA/edit?usp=sharing
8th Grade Science is studying forces and motion today with a lab
Congratulations to the 7th grade boys for taking down Carson City. 8th grade is under way.
Our athletics for this week. Designed by Mrs. Nielsen's students.
The high school band is preparing for festival.
Welcome to our newest Buddy's Pals team, Team Gigit. Gigit is a 3 year old Rat Terrier and her handler is Mrs. Julie Winsor. So excited to have them working with our students!
Middle School Sweetheart Dance - February 17th
Fulton High School is having a Blood Drive. Please pre-register for anyone able and willing to donate.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ts9WJLrPHZLl_8FEFrJZ_jvv5RASDLAW/view?usp=sharing
Bo doing his thing at preschool this morning!
High School Winterfest Guest Forms are due to the office on Thursday.
The form is available in the office or on the website: https://5il.co/1j3lg
Mrs. Hubbell's clsses are practicing phrases and clauses with a game.
Middle and High School Parents and Guardians- We are changing the way we do conferences this spring (Friday, February 9th) to better match the elementary. We will be sending individual invitations to the families of students we need to meet with. All parents are encouraged to email their student's teachers if they have questions or concerns.
Mr Woodman, his counseling intern Ms. Higgins, and a group of our students discussing concerns and questions.
Elementary students having a great time learning and exploring in the Farm Science Lab. Thank you to the Gratiot County Farm Bureau for making this possible.
