Both the 7th and 8th grade girls' basketball teams picked up victories over Deckerville last night!
Middle school football finished their season with certificates and awards at their end of the season pizza party. Individual awards are as follows (not all are pictured):
7th grade Lineman Award: Ian Roggenbuck
7th grade Skill Position Player: Xander Roggenbuck
8th grade Lineman Award: Hunter Sheppard
8th grade Skill Position Player: Korbin Krohn
Rested the Least: Parker Pierson
Didn't Need Any Help: Charlie Miller
Worked the Hardest: Colten Messing
Didn't Make Any Mistakes: Tommy Smaglinski
Never Said No: Kuper Musolff
Lived Up to Everyone's Expectations: Cameron Ondrajka
(Thank you Ashley Wehner-Palmer for the awesome season summary graphic! Award photos courtesy of Coach Meissner.)
Happy birthday to bus driver Kaye Siemen! We hope you have a wonderful day today—and that all of your riders treat you to a peaceful trip this afternoon!
Thank you for your support!
Passing the bond renewal shows the value our community places on educating our young citizens. The HB Schools Family takes this very sincerely, and we are honored to have this responsibility!
Please see the letter below from Mr. Chilman for more details.
https://tinyurl.com/yf7wdsrj
Last night, our varsity volleyball team bowed out of postseason play with a loss against Bad Axe. Congratulations on a fine season, ladies! Also, the 7th grade girls' basketball team picked up a victory against Ubly! (VB team picture courtesy of Ashley Wehner-Palmer.)
Today is the day! Please take a few minutes today to stop by city hall between 7:00 am-8:00 pm to vote for the School Bond project. You can visit the Bond webpages on our website, view the video below, or check out the images for more information. Remember, this is a 0 mill increase to voters.
The ingredients include a 1# package of frozen venison, a can of spaghetti sauce, and a 1# box of spaghetti pasta.
The offer is limited to 36 dinners/one dinner per enrolled and attending HBCS student’s household.
First come. First served.
Tuesday, November 04, 2025, only.
Ms. Siemen can be contacted at 989.479.3261 x53462
There are times when change and unfamiliarity can feel overwhelming. Sometimes fully engaging your senses can be calming in the moment.
Focus on five things that you can see.
Explore the texture of four things that you can feel.
Pause and listen to three things that you can hear.
Find two things that you can smell and slowly breathe in the scent.
Reflect on one thing that you are grateful for.
End with a long slow breath and check in with yourself: do you notice a shift in sensations, thoughts, or feelings?
“Step outside for a while. Calm your mind. It is better to hug a tree than to bang your head against a wall continually.” (Rasheed Ogunlaru)
