Congratulations to the Varsity Softball Team on winning the Regional Championship! Way to go ladies and coaches!
The Drama Club fundraiser was a huge success this weekend! Thanks to the hard work of our students, volunteers, and these four self-sacrificing guys fun was had by all.
ATTENTION FOOTBALL FANS!
Seniors, Ethan McIntyre and Collin Blalock, will be representing Schoolcraft in the 2019 Addix All-Star Game, and helping raise funds for Gilda's Club Grand Rapids. They will be on Team Stripes.
We would love you to come out and support, Friday, June 7th at 7pm out at Hope College. All ticket proceeds will go to Gilda's Club, an organization that provides support to those going through cancer or grief journeys.
Game Details:
When: Friday, June 7th, 7:00pm
Where: Hope College's Ray and Sue Smith Stadium (313 Fairbanks Ave, Holland, MI 49423)
Tickets: Can be purchased at the gate or online at www.addixgear.com/allstargame
GO EAGLES!!!!!!
Girls Varsity Soccer falls to Kalamazoo Christian in the District Championship. Great season ladies and coaches!
Varsity Baseball falls to Parchment 6-5 in the District Championship. Great season players and coaches!
Congratulations to our Varsity Softball Team! District Champions! Way to go Eagles!
Congratulations to River Fox 7th place shot put (49’) and Austin Webb 4th place high jump (6’5”) ties school record. All-State honors! Great job Eagles!
Last chance to find out who-dun-it and if you won it! Drama club’s fundraiser Murder By The Slice opens tomorrow at 6:00 PM. Get your tickets through our website, www.schoolcrafttheatre.weebly.com
Mr Brock from KVCC showing the engineers a robotic arm his class developed and metal determining device.
Girls Varsity Tennis at MHSAA State Finals tomorrow. The matches will be played at Kalamazoo College. Tentative start time is 8:30 AM. Good luck ladies!
Congratulations to our Varsity Girls Soccer Team on their 10-7 overtime victory over Quincy in MHSAA District action. They play in the District Championship onFriday at Kalamazoo College. Start time 6:00 PM..
Congratulations to the Varsity Boys Golf Team on winning the Regional Championship! Great job!
In our May Term class, "Caring for the Developmental Needs of Young Children", students are applying what they've learned by caring for an egg baby. They designed a carrier that would protect the "baby" and had to care for the egg for 48 hours. They were also given caregiver schedules with specific tasks which they submitted proof of in Flipgrid videos.
Tickets are selling fast for “Murder By The Slice”! Go to our website now to purchase your chance to solve the mystery, win fabulous prizes, eat delicious spaghetti and to die for pie...we promise! www.schoolcrafttheatre.weebly.com
Attention parents of football players 9-12 grade next fall. There will be a parent meeting Monday, June 3rd at 6:00pm in the PAC. We will discuss summer schedule, season expectations, and answer any questions you have about the upcoming season. Please email Coach Ferency with any questions or concerns about the parent meeting. Go Eagles!!!
In the May Term class, Global Foods, students are learning about different countries, cultures, & foods.
So far we've had tres leches cake, bruschetta on crostini, and pork char siu. Final projects include researching a different country, presenting findings, & preparing an authentic dish to share with the class.
Thank you to all who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Have a safe and happy Memorial Day Eagles!
High School students in Strength Training class hosted Bronson Sports Medicine to learn about improving performance with foam rolling. Improving flexibility, injury prevention, injury rehabilitation, and musculature recovery were practiced using foam rolling techniques. Thanks goes to Shelby from Bronson Sports Medicine for joining our May Term class.
Do you still have questions about Standards-Based Grading? Learn about the power of this teaching and learning practice via this website created by one of our own teachers Tracey Branch https://spark.adobe.com/page/LGWOvGtABCifp/
Schoolcraft freshmen participated in a Schoolcraft Business Field study on Tuesday, May 21st. The study introduced students to jobs at the Village Offices, Wind and James Event Center, American Axel and Clark Logic. Business up and down Grand Street, put “Career Mobility” posters in their windows and business. The day is part of a 6-week career readiness May term class that shows students what they CAN be before they have to choose what they WANT to be!
