Reminder that our Fall sports dessert is tonight, 11/12, at 6:45pm in the small gymnasium if your student athlete participated in the following sports: JV Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Cross Country or Varsity Soccer!
We hope to see you there!
Mr. Michael Stone visited the 3rd grade classroom today. He shared his wealth of information about the SS Edmund Fitzgerald as well as its Nov. 10, 1975 sinking on Lake Superior. Mr. Stone shared many more shipwrecks that have happened on our Michigan's Five Great Lakes. Each student received a piece of taconite (like the iron ore cargo on the SS Edmund Fitzgerald); we thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, Mr. Stone!
Pentwater Public Schools thanks our area veterans during our annual Veteran's Day program and breakfast! We say, "Thank you", for fighting for the freedoms that we are privileged to enjoy and may you be blessed this day and every day with our sincere gratitude and respect! Our high school student council does an amazing job each year organizing and hosting this special event.
Pentwater Public Schools honors all of our area veterans who have served or who are serving and we say, 'Thank you!', today and everyday for your sacrifice for our freedoms! Land of the free because of the brave!
Please join Pentwater Students as we honor our Veterans on Monday, November 11th at 8:30 am.
Pentwater high school art students went to the Ludington Area Center for the Arts on Wednesday afternoon to attend the "Poets' Homes" exhibition by local artists, Karen Antrim and Frank Galante. The students were also engaged in writing poetry and experimenting with chalk pastels! Vibrant colors on this rather rainy day!
Pentwater Public Schools' community,
Today is a great day for the students, staff and community members of Pentwater Public Schools. The results of the vote on the district millage are not yet certified, however, the unofficial results are positive. These results could not have been accomplished without your support. Thank you for recognizing the importance of a warm, safe and secure environment for our students and staff. We are incredibly excited for the future!
Thank you again! Go, Falcons!
Pentwater Public Schools: We apologize but we will be closing the fitness center early today, Tuesday, 11/5, at 6pm. We thank you for your understanding!
🎉 Big shoutout to our amazing teacher, Erika Fatura! 🌟 Erika was named the MSTA "Teacher of the Year" back in 2013, and we're so proud to see her featured in this wonderful article. Thank you, Erika, for your dedication and all the hard work you put in for the students at Pentwater Public Schools! 🙌❤️ #TeacherAppreciation #PentwaterPride
Congratulations to the following JH/HS October 2024 Students of the Month! Xaria Davis (7th); Benjamin Jorissen (7th); Benjamin Roberson (9th); and, Lily Smith (10th)! Well done, students!
Congratulations to our elementary October 2024 students of the month: Harvey Mazur (KG); Arlo Radvansky (1st); Alona DeVries (2nd); Lincoln Cory (3rd); Kayla Oomen (4th); Caroline Cross (5th); and, Jordy Miller (6th)! They are pictured here with Principal/Superintendent Mr. Barter!
A reminder to get out and cast your vote on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024! Pentwater Public Schools will have a bond proposal on the ballot for consideration and attached is a brief informational flyer for your use, more detailed information can be found on our district website, www.pentwaterschools.net or our Facebook page!
Don't forget to order your holiday pies, contact the school today!
Daylight savings time ends on November 3, 2024 - don't forget to turn back your clocks one hour!
Pentwater Schools had an engaging week as we observed Red Ribbon Week, dedicated to promoting drug and alcohol awareness. Throughout the week, students participated in themed dress-up days, such as, “Team Up Against Drugs,” where everyone wore their favorite team gear. The elementary students took part in a creative poster contest focused on making healthy choices.
On Monday, we were honored to have Amanda Stalmack share her powerful story of addiction and recovery, inspiring students with her journey. On Tuesday, Kelly Harnhardt from Corewell Health delivered an informative presentation about the dangers of vaping, highlighting the importance of making informed choices. Wednesday was filled with small group discussions that explored various scenarios related to drugs and alcohol, fostering open dialogue among students.
We welcomed guest speaker Andy Wernette on Thursday, who shared his own recovery story and emphasized the protective factors essential for steering clear of addiction. To conclude the week, Jason Miney and Destiny from Mason County Life Recovery shared their compelling stories of addiction and recovery.
Our goal throughout the week was to instill valuable lessons that will help our students to make positive choices, leading to happier and healthier lives. A heartfelt thank you to all the courageous speakers who shared their stories, making a meaningful impact on our students. Thank you also to the PTCO for funding all of the poster winner prizes, decorations and candy for participation throughout the week.
Our JH/HS staff dressed up as Toy Story for Halloween 2024! To Infinity and Beyond!
Would you choose a BOOK or a TREAT? All Elementary students got to choose both today at Book or Treat, hosted by Mrs. Voss. Happy reading everyone!
Our elementary staff celebrated Halloween with Moana. Mr. Barter makes a great Maui with Mrs. Oleneack as Moana, "I am Moana of Motunui. You will board my boat, sail across the sea, and restore the heart of Te Fiti." "Sometimes our strengths lie beneath the surface...Far beneath, in some cases."
Mrs. Fatura's advanced chemistry class performed Halloween demonstrations for Mrs. Miller's 5th grade class. The demonstrations included the appearing goblin, puking pumpkin, popping ghosts in a graveyard, a bloody hand slap and a dry ice color show. All of the demonstrations seemed magical but were showing chemistry principles such as acid-base indicators, the gas laws and chemical reactions. Both the seniors as well as the 5th grade students had a great time with the experience! Thank you to Kaleb Brown, Nathan Macher and Trey Johnson for being great teachers today!
Thank you to Linda Stone, for sharing her spooky Halloween songs, stories, and crafts with our elementary students! Mrs. Stone and her husband, Mike, are great supporters of the district and bring a wealth of knowledge and fun from their years of teaching in the public school systems! Thank you, it was great, the kids enjoy everything you bring to the classroom!
