We are hiring a full-time bus driver/custodian/maintenance starting with the 2025-26 school year. Come join the Baraga Area School's family.
Regular Board Meeting Rescheduled
We're excited to offer parents and guardians the chance to purchase optional insurance for your child's district-issued Chromebook. This policy is designed to protect against the cost of accidental damage. A flyer with all the details, including information about the policy and an opt-in form, will be sent home with students. Please keep an eye out for it. If you choose to participate, you can return the completed opt-in form with payment to either the PLES or High School office. You can also contact the office for more information. This is completely optional, but is a great way to have peace of mind knowing your child's device is covered. Questions? Check out the flyer or contact us here at the school.
Please check out our updated student cell phone guidelines!
Welcome back to school!
Please review the dress code requirements as you are doing back-to-school clothes preparations!
If you are interested in becoming a substitute teacher and have questions about the process, please check out this event!
After a full 3 days of learning at the Safe & Civil schools conference in Portland, these three are off to explore the city! Thank you to Promise Neighborhoods for sending them to learn and grow our school's behavior systems! They are learning lots and can't wait to share! 💜💛
If you're interested in substitute teaching for Baraga Area Schools, please scan the code below to apply!
Baraga Area Schools is accepting bids
Baraga's Travel Club members are having a fantastic time in Europe! They have been up a mountain, eaten fondue, and swam in an alpine lake in Switzerland. After that, they spent two nights in Italy where they swam in the Mediterranean Sea, explored the Cinque Terre region, and ate a lot of gelato. The next stop was Monaco - the 2nd smallest country in the world!
Join Keweenaw Support 4 Healthy Minds and the Keweenaw County Sheriff's Office for a day of connection, fun, and community support! Run or walk in support of mental health, then stick around for free family activities, prize drawings, and a chance to meet local first responders. Check out the flyer for more details!
If you're at the Hedy Capul Park, check out the posters made by our kindergarten students as a final project for their science unit to teach others to care for the environment.
Baraga Girls Basketball Fundraiser. Orders close July 7th so scan the QR Code to order yours today!
Throughout this school year, the Baraga Area Schools 6th grade class has been working on a project to remove invasive species and replace them with native species. This project worked with: EGLE (Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s Nonpoint Source Program), KISMA (Keweenaw Invasive Species Management Area), the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Natural Resources Department. Native plants were purchased from Artley’s Greenhouse in L’Anse and Design by Nature in Marquette.
The students partnered with KISMA to create presentations about native and invasive species in our area. Each student was given a native and an invasive species to research. This research was used to make a poster that was proudly displayed at Baraga Area Schools and at Michigan Technological University.
The KBIC Natural Resources Department came in and discussed the proper way to remove invasive species and how to plant and to replace these native species. Students voted on what they would replace the invasive species once they were removed from the front of the Baraga School. The removal of the invasive species and replacement with native species has taken place and there has been lots of positive comments about this project.
The sixth graders went on a field trip to the lakefront in L’Anse to pick rocks to paint for a border around the project. This painting was extended to all elementary students and will be completed this week.
The new native species plants were purchased by Western U. P. (Region 16) MiSTEM Network…Native seeds to plant were also given to all students.
Students gained considerable knowledge about both native and invasive species through this project and in their science class. Mrs. Shari Pizziola was the instrumental teacher for this project.
Now, the 6th graders at Baraga Area Schools are challenging you at home to remove your invasive plants and replace them with native species to help our community.
Dear Baraga Families, The L'Anse Area Schools will be hosting the MDE Summer Food Program and all Baraga Area Schools students are eligible to participate. Weekly food pickups will take place at the L'Anse Area Schools. If you are interested in participating please fill out the following form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfldqUZfzCrmpIs7-HUcawVY_Y2NdnPAD_dvBtmDRsiyfKJfw/viewform?usp=header
Due to the poor air quality Track and Field day will be postponed for today. More info to follow this afternoon!! Let's stay safe!
Due to the rainy forecast tomorrow, our Splash Pad field trip is being rescheduled for Thursday 6/5!
Please plan accordingly!!
The 2025 Baraga High School graduation ceremony will be streamed live on our Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@baragaareaschools3520). Click the "live" tab to find the stream.The graduation ceremony starts at 6:00 pm on Friday, May 23. The link for the stream is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNYgVRmi4_k&ab_channel=BaragaAreaSchools
Purchase a 2024-2025 yearbook before June 20th! Buy online or pick up a form in the office. PLEASE SHARE! Contact Mrs. Klein with any questions vklein@baragaschools.org
