Parents: Please check the Documents section of the app to see a letter from the Health Department. We have one positive case of whooping cough within our school community, and the letter provides information regarding precautions. The student has not been in school for over a week at this time.
Miss Smith's Kindergarten class learned about the importance of voting!
We did a silly mock voting activity, where the kiddos casted their vote on their preference of…
- Cheeseburger vs. Hot Dog
- Milkshake vs. Ice cream cone
- Donut vs. Cake
- Fries vs. Onion Rings
We had so much fun doing this & practicing our right to vote!
Our littlest CAB crew is in their 3rd week and keeping busy!
Don't forget to order your CAB Art 2025 calendars! Order now and pay later. This is a great way to help the CAB Art department. The 8-12 art students and the Graphic Design class worked hard, and I'm so proud of them! Click on the link below.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/153A83zernxIaVmUXriU0R6B-sKzkS9rhndslUZzjHnc/edit
Congratulations to the Artists of the Month for October!
K – Weston Crandell
1 – Mia Watts
2/3 - Stella Sevede
4/5 - Allaina Doak
6/7 - Sequoia Webb
8 – Madeline Lewis
HS – Harper Lyons
To kick off our elementary party, family members participated our first ever "trunk or treat" for our Concord Students.
This was a fun way to invite families and friends to our school and celebrate the fun aspects of learning!
The Graphic Design class has already accomplished so much this semester! We've worked on everything from image manipulation to logos, SM posts, slide presentations, calendars and most recently book cover designs. We also created logo images for the Crooked Tree Arts Center New Years 2025 art competition. Go CAB Art!
A huge thank you to the CAB parent group for providing cider and donuts to all of our students this morning! We appreciate all that they do for our students!
Our elementary teacher team turned up to school today as the characters from Inside Out!
Our 6-8 grade science classes recently completed an exciting analogy project where they took something they know and turned it into a model of a cell! Each student chose a familiar system—like a zoo, farm, or even the White House—and used it to represent cell organelles and their functions. By creatively comparing the structures and responsibilities within their chosen system to parts of a cell, they gained a deeper understanding of cell biology and showcased their incredible creativity. The results were impressive, and the students did an amazing job making the invisible world of cells come alive!
The 4th/5th grade class wrapped up their first unit of Science with a Food Chain Project. These projects helped students show their understanding of predators, prey, animal classifications and energy flow throughout the ecosystems around us!
On Friday, Miss Raymond's class celebrated the finish of their month long essay assignment with a "Coffee Hour". The afternoon consisted of a transformed classroom to emulate a "poetry slam" at a coffee house. Student enjoyed Hot Cocoa and Popcorn while listening to their peers' papers!
Large thank you to the Boyne City Starbucks for their donation to make this experience even greater!
The first Art Department newsletter went out today via Artsonia, an online portfolio program Concord is using to record all the student's artwork and make it available to parents and whoever they choose to share it with. If you haven't received an email or paper invite for your student, please contact Art Teacher Ms. DeMaagd at cdemaagd@concordboyne.com
Link to newsletter here:
www.artsonia.com/arnews/j8msdnph
Senior class will be hosting a Halloween themed lock in on Nov 1 @ 9:00pm - 7am. This will be for grades 8-12. Tickets are $20 per person and will include games, activities and breakfast.
Class of 2025 are taking orders for Christmas wreaths. They will be selling them from Oct 21 - Nov 15th. Delivery will be Friday Nov 22 just in time for Thanksgiving break.
On Monday, Miss Raymond's class took their ELA lesson outside to create personification sentences! Students used nature and items they could see from the school yard to add some figurative language into their writing toolbox!
Tonight we celebrated the end of our Fall 2024 Soccer Season with a banquet. All players were awarded with a Paper Plate awards specific to them!
The team voted on players who fit into the titles "Most Improved" and "Most Valuable Player" which those who received these awards also posed for a photo.
Make sure you cash in on our early bird discount on a 2024-25 yearbook. Any orders placed before 10/31 are $27. All orders after that will be $30.
Sept. 14: Come out to support this local family!
Still time to enroll for the 2024-2025 Academic Year Preschool & K-12 Students!
