It’s SKATE NIGHT! We will see you tonight at Rolladium: 4475 Highland Road, Waterford 48328
Our first-grade team recently met with our math coach to explore "Daily Routines" and other effective strategies for building number sense. We’re excited to implement these practices in our classrooms to support our students’ mathematical growth and confidence.
Our fifth graders are leading a coat and winter gear drive to support Spring Mills families and the Community Sharing Outreach Center, a nonprofit providing food, clothing, and resources to local families in need. We’re proud of their commitment to giving back!
We’re lucky to have Mrs. Guest working with our 5th-grade students on reading passages and answering questions. Even at the end of the day, students stay focused and put in great effort. Their determination and Mrs. Guest’s dedication make a powerful team!
Looking for something to do with the family this weekend? Give “A Cheer for the Elves” at the Little Theater at Milford High School! Check for times and tickets for “Elves Wanted” at hvct.ludus.com. There are 3 current Spring Mills sharks as well as a few former ones performing!
There is no school today, Friday, December 6, 2024 due to a power outage at the school.
Mrs. Popadince's second graders celebrated Thanksgiving by creating their own parade balloons! Inspired by famous parades, they designed and crafted colorful balloons, then proudly paraded them around the school to spread holiday cheer. Great job, second graders!
Mrs. Kat and Ms. Ashley’s SEL group is engaging in role-playing activities to explore emotions and practice being "feelings detectives."
On Veterans Day, our students honored the contributions of our veterans in a meaningful way! With a flag ceremony hosted by our 4th and 5th graders and the whole school dressed in red, white, and blue, it was a day full of gratitude and patriotic pride. #VeteransDay
2025 Club Cards are $30 and available through Jan. 17! Get discounts on lift tickets & rentals for ages 7-12th grade. Our club meets Thursdays at Alpine Valley, Jan. 9-Feb. 27. We need 20 members per week—spread the word! Join SMFriends & Family Ski Club on Facebook for details!
Congrats to our November Students in the Spotlight! 🌟 Mrs. Dart celebrates Eloise for her cheerfulness, responsibility, and kindness. Mrs. Popadince applauds Flynn for his hard work, helpfulness, and fantastic sense of humor!
"🎉 Congrats to October’s Students in the Spotlight: Elliot S. & Mable M.! Mrs. Gerken praises Mable's hard work, and Mrs. McGraw loves Elliot’s kindness and creativity. Each wins two passes to Milford Independent Cinema with free popcorn & candy! 🍿🍬"
1st graders in Mrs. Gerken's class are enjoying buddy reading! By reading aloud and sharing stories with a friend, they’re building confidence, boosting reading skills, and discovering a love for books together. It’s a fun and supportive way to grow as readers!
Ms. Lowes's 4th grade class is exploring the Social Sciences through an Artifact Inquiry!
Students are analyzing historical artifacts to deepen their understanding of history, while developing critical thinking and research skills. Exciting discoveries await!
The 3rd graders in Mrs. Adams' class are dedicating time to mastering their fact fluency!
Through focused practice and engaging activities, they’re building strong foundational math skills that will support their future learning. Keep up the great work, third graders!
Here are the Shark Nation Notes from 10-13-24 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mQ29DTNkwQHXeME5IkvgMcXw3ZFpKmUSmUxOBAFVW78/edit?usp=sharing
Mr. Sterns' class is rooting for the Tigers and hoping they win the series today against the Guardians!
Students in Mrs. Popadince's class are having fun trying to guess their vocabulary words by drawing picture clues.
Ms. Lowes's 4th grade class participating in a Hand's Up Stand Up share in math!
Fourth grader's in Mr. Stern's class are team building, problem solving, and critical thinking during a STEM activity. Student's were given the task to build a tower that is at least six inches tall that can hold a large quantity of text books using only six pieces of blank paper and an arms length of masking tape.
