Upcoming Events
Friday, March 25- Sunday, April 3:
SPRING BREAK
Tuesday, April 5:
Science Fair (2-3 pm in Gym)
Friday, April 8:
End of 3rd Quarter
Thursday, April 14th:
Parent/Teacher Conferences (This is a change)
Friday, April 15th:
HALF DAY (Pick up at 11:30 AM)
Friday, April 22nd:
Spring Concert (This is a change)
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Chain Reactions While Mr. Ernst is in North Carolina, Janae led the students through creating their own Rube Goldberg machines! | CTAC Art Show Lakelyn Jacklitch checks out her work that is on display along with many other HLCS students, as well as students from other area schools, at Crooked Tree Arts Center. Don't miss your chance to take your student! The show is up until May 11th. | Preschool Stars Our youngest students presented 2 Bible verses and 2 songs from memory for their parents! Not only are they adorable, but they are getting filled with the Word of God! |
Chain Reactions
While Mr. Ernst is in North Carolina, Janae led the students through creating their own Rube Goldberg machines!
CTAC Art Show
Lakelyn Jacklitch checks out her work that is on display along with many other HLCS students, as well as students from other area schools, at Crooked Tree Arts Center. Don't miss your chance to take your student! The show is up until May 11th.
Preschool Stars
Our youngest students presented 2 Bible verses and 2 songs from memory for their parents! Not only are they adorable, but they are getting filled with the Word of God!
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Young Athletes Elementary volleyball practices started this week! Mrs. Powers is training the next generation of spikers! | Devotion Our MS/HS students prepared for their missions together with devotions in the gym before dispersing. | Field Trip! The 1st and 2nd Graders took a trip to the Great Lakes Center for the Arts to see a rendition of "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" |
Young Athletes
Elementary volleyball practices started this week! Mrs. Powers is training the next generation of spikers!
Devotion
Our MS/HS students prepared for their missions together with devotions in the gym before dispersing.
Field Trip!
The 1st and 2nd Graders took a trip to the Great Lakes Center for the Arts to see a rendition of "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!"
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Max Winslow "Max works very hard in class to complete his work. He plays well with others and is very fun. Max brings a bright smile to our classroom and has a positive attitude. He will go the extra mile to stand up for others or do jobs around the classroom." -Ms. Gallardo | Crew Goldsmith "Crew is so amazing. He tackles difficult things, like math, with a cheerful attitude and a smile. He is quick to share with his friends if anyone needs anything. When he sees his friend sad or upset he takes time to talk with him and help him." -Ms. Spencer | Christopher Cope "Chris is a little ball of energy and a man of many talents. He sings, draws, knows jiu-jitsu and reads like a pro. He also has such a caring heart for anyone that is sad or hurt and is always trying to help his friends. It has been so fun getting to know him this year. I just love his gusto for life!" -Mrs. Ernst |
Max Winslow
"Max works very hard in class to complete his work. He plays well with others and is very fun. Max brings a bright smile to our classroom and has a positive attitude. He will go the extra mile to stand up for others or do jobs around the classroom." -Ms. Gallardo
Crew Goldsmith
"Crew is so amazing. He tackles difficult things, like math, with a cheerful attitude and a smile. He is quick to share with his friends if anyone needs anything. When he sees his friend sad or upset he takes time to talk with him and help him." -Ms. Spencer
Christopher Cope
"Chris is a little ball of energy and a man of many talents. He sings, draws, knows jiu-jitsu and reads like a pro. He also has such a caring heart for anyone that is sad or hurt and is always trying to help his friends. It has been so fun getting to know him this year. I just love his gusto for life!"
-Mrs. Ernst
Dorothy Gerber Strings Awards
The DGSP concluded their annual Practice Olympics and awarded students across the whole program based on their achievements. Five of our HLCS students were medalists, and 7th Grade Violinist Chase Mrozinski was the overall winner out of all DGSP students from all the schools, with 2030 points earned! The students received points for practice time, consistency, and they also had to perform a solo for their teacher.
Beginners
Silver – Audrey Manthei
Bronze – Brielle Manthei
17th- Jenna Good
Intermediate/Junior Orchestra
Gold- Chase Mrozinski (GRAND CHAMPION!)
Suzuki Advanced
Bronze – Makenna Vandock
DGYO/High School
Silver – Claire Ledingham
10th- Addie Kolka
Great job, students!
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Building Ramps at Cheboygan County Habitat for Humanity | Organizing the Re-Store | Beautifying the Black Mountain Home for Children in NC |
Building Ramps at Cheboygan County Habitat for Humanity
Organizing the Re-Store
Beautifying the Black Mountain Home for Children in NC
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Team Photo in North Carolina | Haleigh Finding Refreshment in Jamaica | Fixing up a Childcare Center in Catadupa, Jamaica |
Team Photo in North Carolina
Haleigh Finding Refreshment in Jamaica
Fixing up a Childcare Center in Catadupa, Jamaica
Save your Oleson's and D&W Receipts!
Starting in the month of April, we will be doing a RECEIPT DRIVE to help Mrs. Kruger's class put on an amazing Mother's Day feast for the moms and grandmas of 5th and 6th grade students. If you shop at Oleson's or D&W, save them over break and bring them in when we return! There will be a box at the Welcome Desk and one at Mrs. Beckman's Desk. It doesn't cost you any extra, but it will help Mrs. Kruger out a lot!!
Make sure not to cut off the portion at the bottom that shows how many points your purchase earned.
Donations Appreciated for Brave Hearts Estate
One of the non-profits that we assisted during this Missions Week was Brave Hearts Estates, managed by a couple who has been involved with Harbor Light Community Chapel for many years. Because of covid, the amount of donations they usually receive was drastically reduced. Here are some things that are on their wish list, in case you are able to make a donation. Please call Brave Hearts Estate at (231) 539-7111 to arrange a drop-off.
- New king and queen sheets/blankets
- Pillow protectors
- Broom and dust pan
- Swiffer wet mop & refills
- Paper products (plates, napkins, towels)
- Freezer bags
- Laundry detergent & fabric softener
- Pantry items (please check dates)
- 3 umbrellas for picnic tables
- Large deep fryer
- 4 solar post lights
- iPad
- Window shades
- Matching leather furniture for living rooms
- 14 night stands (24 inches high)
- 14 table lamps
- 3 garage doors and openers
- Storm door
- Exterior door (36" wide)
- Granite kitchen counter tops
