Freeland Baseball swept Bay City All Saints last night, 3-0 and 15-0.
Freeland is looking for paraprofessionals, both to finish the 20-21 school year and for the 21-22 school year. Interested? Check out the posting.
Today’s lunches were beautiful and full of color. Our Learning Center and Elementary students were excited to see watermelon back on the menu. The salad day lunch count continues to creep up and we couldn’t be more glad!
Today’s lunches were beautiful and full of color. Our Learning Center and Elementary students were excited to see watermelon back on the menu. The salad day lunch count continues to creep up and we couldn’t be more glad!
Falcon Sports Updates from May 4th:
Freeland Girls Soccer goes to 5-0-2 with a 7-0 win over John Glenn.
Freeland Baseball sweeps John Glenn, 9-0 & 5-3.
Freeland Softball splits with John Glenn, 3-4 & 12-5.
Freeland Boys & Girls Track both finish 2nd against 4 SVL schools.
Our Nutrition Services team feed our students well!
#SchoolLunchHeroDay is this Friday. We are lucky to have the best around. They are all much more than “lunch ladies” and work so much harder than many realize. If you know them, be sure to celebrate them 💚 🤍
Remember to Vote. Check what is on the May 4th ballot:
https://www.mlive.com/news/saginaw-bay-city/2021/04/3-saginaw-county-school-districts-have-proposals-on-may-4-ballot.html
https://www.wnem.com/news/mid-michigan-schools-hoping-to-pass-bonds-millages-on-tuesdays-ballot/article_3073f19e-aa11-11eb-b403-2bc6b4c5a735.html
Freeland Community School District will continue with our commitment to provide free meals to any child 18 (eighteen) and under. EVERY Monday, stop by curb side at the Elementary, and our Nutrition Services team will load your vehicle with 7 (seven )days worth of food.
Freeland Boys Golf wins the St. Louis Shark Classic with a 331. Congratulations to Joe Brewster (80) - 3rd, Stephen Duggan (82) - 6th, Logan Kuhn (83) - 7th, Alex Deeter (86) - 9th, Brendan Williams, & Ben Wellnitz.
Congratulations to the Freeland Varsity Competitive Cheer team for being named Academic All-State Honorable Mention with a team GPA of 3.567. Leading the way, receiving Individual Academic All-State, were Jocelyn Chislea & Maya Yaw. Great work!
FHS Senior Jackson LaFond receives the Outstanding Student Award from the BAISD Diesel Engine Program. Congratulations Jackson!
Congratulations to FHS Senior Brendan Williams, BAISD's Cyber Security Student of the Year.
Freeland Soccer tops Swan Valley, 8-1. Nice mLive article on FHS Sophomore Megan Hemgesberg.
https://www.mlive.com/highschoolsports/2021/04/megan-hemgesberg-continues-freeland-family-soccer-tradition.html
Freeland Boys & Girls Track swept Birch Run & Garber last night. Event winners: Nathan Levinson (100), Lily Hileman & Taylor Armbruster (200), Bella Reed (800), Sasha Seegobin & Luke Cairy (1600), Mara Longenecker & Braydon Honsinger (3200), Lydia Klopf & Easton Armstrong (110 & 300 Hurdles), Kirsten Spegel & Camden Cichowski (Shot Put), Kaela Gregory (High Jump), Garrett Pistro (Discus), Nate Niederquell (High Jump), and 7 of 8 Relays.
Freeland Varsity Golf hosted the 3rd TVC Jamboree on Wednesday at Twin Oaks . The Falcons finished finished 1st, led by Logan Kuhn (39), Brendan Williams (40), Stephen Duggan (42), & Mason Davis (44).
The JV Boys Golf team placed 2nd @ the St. John’s Invitiational.
Our Nutrition Services team had their routine health inspection by the Saginaw County Health Department this week. We’re proud that each kitchen received no violations and had a perfect marks! Way to go!
It’s hard to believe we’re down to only a month and a half of school for the year!! No time like the present to start planning your child(ren)’s transportation needs for next year. Below is a link to the 2021-2022 Google form "Request for Transportation". Please complete one form per child. We understand things may change before school starts. You can complete another form if needed. Please contact Karri Dill, Transportation Secretary, at dillk@freelandschools.net or 695-5101 with any questions or concerns.
https://forms.gle/mwnXndv6K9y2Jzkf8
FES PALSS “Hats off to Autism” is Friday, April 30th!
Beginning in the 1970s, Autism Awareness week was a way to raise awareness about autism at a time when the known prevalence of autism was 1 in 2,500 and it was considered an uncommon childhood disorder. Eventually, Autism Awareness month and World Autism Day were established to continue the effort to increase awareness. Fast forward to 2021, and so much has changed about our understanding of autism … If you read autism websites or social media, you will see a shift in thinking from awareness to a next level that encompasses acceptance, understanding, and advocacy. (Excerpt taken from the April START Connecting Newsletter. To read the full article or learn more about autism please visit the START Project website.)
Knowing that words matter and striving to increase acceptance, understanding, and advocacy, the FES PALSS team has worked to share autism facts, videos, and friendship bracelets. As we enter our last week of April, we invite all students to wear their favorite hats on Friday, April 30th. The PALSS team is appreciative of any donations that students may wish to make in support of Peer to Peer and our commitment to creating classroom communities where all students belong.
In a match up of TVC 8 Girls Soccer powers, Freeland traveled to Garber, played hard, but only came home with a 2-2 tie. Lydia Back & Megan Hemgesberg scored for the Falcons and Avery Seeburger made 8 saves in goal. The Falcons next play Thursday night at home vs. Swan Valley.
