The PAC honors people in our three county area who have made an outstanding contribution to the education and understanding of children with disabilities. It is the highlight of our year and a great pleasure to host. There are many deserving people out there. Please take 10 minutes to fill out the accompanying form.
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
B  .  Copper Country Intermediate School District PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION  :  .:.  809 Hecla Street • Hancock, Michigan 49930  .  It's Time to Nominate!  TO:  Students, Parents, Superintendents, Principals, Teachers, Ancillary Staff, Para-Pros & Support Staff Cindy Figures, Chairperson, Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) for Special Education  FROM:  RE:  Nominations for the 19th Annual Parent Advisory Committee Awards  The Parent Advisory Committee honors people in our three county area who have made an outstanding contribution to the education and understanding of children with disabilities. It is the highlight of our year and a great pleasure to host. There are many deserving people out there. Please take 10 minutes to fill out the accompanying form.  el  Award Categories are:  Administrator - A person that has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the education of children with disabilities General Education Teacher - A person who has gone above and beyond in providing educational opportunities  to children with disabilities in their classroom or in inclusion settings in general education classrooms Special Education Teacher - A person who has gone above and beyond in providing educational opportunities to children with disabilities in their classroom or in inclusion settings in general education classrooms Ancillary Staff Person - A person who has gone above and beyond in a supportive role for children with disabilities Support Staff Person - A person who has gone above and beyond in a paraprofessional role for children with disabilities in the school district Make a Difference - A volunteer, student or group of students who make a difference in special education in a school setting  Nominations must be returned to Sue Wohlleber or Cindy Figures by April 14th.  Awards will be presented at a dinner banquet on Thursday, May 17th. Every year there are many tears, lots of laughter and genuine respect and admiration for our award recipients. All of you know someone who is deserving of this award!  This is one way to spotlight all that is good with our educational system-be part of it!!  (906) 482-4250 • FAX (906) 482-1931 · 1-800-562-7618 • www.copperisd.org  2021-2022 SPECIAL EDUCATION PAC AWARDS NOMINATION FORM  _/title (parent, teacher, para-pro, etc.).  nominate  from the  school  For:  D Administrator (General or Special Education)  U General Education Teacher  I Special Education Teacher  Ancillary Staff (Teacher Consultant, School Social Worker, Counselor, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, School Psychologist, Behavior Specialist, etc.)  Support Staff (Secretary, Para-Pro, Bus Driver, etc.)  O Make a Difference (Volunteer, Student or Group of Students who make a difference in  a school setting)  This person(s) is/are deserving of the award because: (Continue on back if more space is needed.)  w  Return this form by email, mail or fax to: Sue Wohlleber or Cindy Figures  Copper Country ISD Hancock, MI 49930  Fax: (906) 482-1931 smewbourn@copperisd.org  cindyfigures@att.net Nominations MUST be received April 14th.
B  .  Copper Country Intermediate School District PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION  :  .:.  809 Hecla Street • Hancock, Michigan 49930  .  It's Time to Nominate!  TO:  Students, Parents, Superintendents, Principals, Teachers, Ancillary Staff, Para-Pros & Support Staff Cindy Figures, Chairperson, Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) for Special Education  FROM:  RE:  Nominations for the 19th Annual Parent Advisory Committee Awards  The Parent Advisory Committee honors people in our three county area who have made an outstanding contribution to the education and understanding of children with disabilities. It is the highlight of our year and a great pleasure to host. There are many deserving people out there. Please take 10 minutes to fill out the accompanying form.  el  Award Categories are:  Administrator - A person that has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the education of children with disabilities General Education Teacher - A person who has gone above and beyond in providing educational opportunities  to children with disabilities in their classroom or in inclusion settings in general education classrooms Special Education Teacher - A person who has gone above and beyond in providing educational opportunities to children with disabilities in their classroom or in inclusion settings in general education classrooms Ancillary Staff Person - A person who has gone above and beyond in a supportive role for children with disabilities Support Staff Person - A person who has gone above and beyond in a paraprofessional role for children with disabilities in the school district Make a Difference - A volunteer, student or group of students who make a difference in special education in a school setting  Nominations must be returned to Sue Wohlleber or Cindy Figures by April 14th.  Awards will be presented at a dinner banquet on Thursday, May 17th. Every year there are many tears, lots of laughter and genuine respect and admiration for our award recipients. All of you know someone who is deserving of this award!  This is one way to spotlight all that is good with our educational system-be part of it!!  (906) 482-4250 • FAX (906) 482-1931 · 1-800-562-7618 • www.copperisd.org  2021-2022 SPECIAL EDUCATION PAC AWARDS NOMINATION FORM  _/title (parent, teacher, para-pro, etc.).  nominate  from the  school  For:  D Administrator (General or Special Education)  U General Education Teacher  I Special Education Teacher  Ancillary Staff (Teacher Consultant, School Social Worker, Counselor, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Speech Therapist, School Psychologist, Behavior Specialist, etc.)  Support Staff (Secretary, Para-Pro, Bus Driver, etc.)  O Make a Difference (Volunteer, Student or Group of Students who make a difference in  a school setting)  This person(s) is/are deserving of the award because: (Continue on back if more space is needed.)  w  Return this form by email, mail or fax to: Sue Wohlleber or Cindy Figures  Copper Country ISD Hancock, MI 49930  Fax: (906) 482-1931 smewbourn@copperisd.org  cindyfigures@att.net Nominations MUST be received April 14th.
Due to winter weather conditions, Baraga Area Schools will be closed Wednesday, March 23,2022.
about 3 years ago, Lori Wisniewski
no school 3/23/22
Dear Baraga Families, School staff were informed that an 8th grade student at Baraga Schools has passed. The cause of death was suicide. Our thoughts and support go out to his family and friends at this difficult time. The school will be providing students support through our school’s Crisis Response Team and the Copper Country Intermediate School District. Professionals will be present to provide information about common reactions following a suicide, how adults can help youth cope, the emotional needs of adolescents, and the risk factors and warning signs for suicide. They will also address and support student needs. Trained crisis counselors will be available to meet with students and staff starting tomorrow and continuing over the next few weeks as needed. This is a very difficult time for the family and we ask that you please respect their wishes and privacy. Following is a list of resources to support students during a crisis. Dial Help Crisis Call: 800-562-7622 Crisis Text: 35NEEDS (906-356-3337) Crisis Chat: Dial Help Chat With Respect, Richard Sarau, Superintendent Lori Wisniewski, Principal Tim Marczak, Dean of Students Julia Overmyer, At-risk Specialist
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
Celebrations will be at the Lakeside on Monday, 3/21/22 from 3PM-6PM for prom tuxedo orders.
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
prom tuxedos
Details for the Fan Bus on Thursday, 3/17/2022: Leaves the BAS parking lot at 8:30AM on 3/17/22 and returns after the game (tentative return time of 3:30AM on 3/18/22) Cost: $10 to ride the bus plus $12 for your ticket to the game, which you purchase at the Breslin Center, and money for food. You must be in grades 9-12 adult to ride the bus, children may ride if they are accompanied by an adult. We have room for less than 10 more people. Please email lwisniewski@baragaschools.org to register tonight and wait for confirmation.
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
Viking Fan Bus 3/17/22 at 8:30AM at BAS.
The BHS Physics class is selling Krispy Kreme donuts again! $12/dozen for glazed, $14/dozen for assorted. The orders are due by Monday, 3/14 and will be at the school on Sunday, 3/20. See a Physics student to order today: Christian, Daebwae, Lily, Brendan, Alana, Naomi
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
The BHS Physics class is selling Krispy Kreme donuts again! $12/dozen for glazed, $14/dozen for assorted. The orders are due by Monday, 3/14 and will be at the school on Sunday, 3/20. See a Physics student to order today: Christian, Daebwae, Lily, Brendan, Alana, Naomi
Support our Viking Girls Basketball Team tonight at the district championship game vs. the Purple Hornets at L'Anse High School at 6:00 p.m. Go VIKINGS!
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
Girls Basketball Team.
If you are the parent/guardian of a child with anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges, please check out this free resource. Remember- you can't pour from an empty cup!
about 3 years ago, Amanda Rinkinen
Parent Support Group
Students in Mrs. Scroggs’ class finished up their animal research unit this week with a presentation on local wildlife from the KBIC Natural Resources Department before presenting their own animal projects to students and families.
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
A presentation by the KBIC Natural Resource Department
Students sharing their findings with other elementary students
Explaining his shark report to others
L'Anse-Baraga Figure Skating Club Presents: "Let's Get Retro 2022" When: Saturday, March 12th at 6:00 pm AND Sunday, March 13th at 2:30 pm Where: Meadowbrook Arena
about 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
Figure Skating Show 3/12/22 at 6pm
UPDATE: Due to winter weather conditions, Baraga Area Schools will now be closed Wednesday, February 23, 2022.
about 3 years ago, Lori Wisniewski
update: no school 2/23/22.
Due to winter weather conditions, Baraga Area Schools will be on a 2-hour delay Wednesday, February 23, 2022.
about 3 years ago, Lori Wisniewski
2 hour delay 2/23/22
Due to the winter weather conditions forecasted for tomorrow, Tuesday, February 22, 2022, Baraga Area Schools will be closed.
about 3 years ago, Lori Wisniewski
no school 2/22/22
Baraga does have a regular school day scheduled for tomorrow, 2/21/2022. Please be advised that we are under a winter weather warning and that could change, but we do NOT have the day off on the regular calendar. There seems to be some confusion because of nearby schools having tomorrow off. Thanks and see you tomorrow.
about 3 years ago, Lori Wisniewski
announcement school on 2/21/22
Next week is "Snow"Coming at Baraga! Check out the dress up days and the daily events.
about 3 years ago, Amanda Rinkinen
Snow-Coming dress up days
Snow-Coming Events
Valentine’s Candy Grams! 6th graders will be selling suckers February 7th-10th at junior high and high school lunch. Elementary can purchase them by filling out the flyer that was sent home. All candy grams will be delivered on Valentine’s Day! Please help us raise money for Camp Nesbit.
over 3 years ago, Viktoria Klein
Valentine’s candy gram sale. Suckers $1 each. On sale at lunch February 7-10. Delivered on Valentine’s Day.
--FREE--to 8th graders--- MTU is offering FREE Summer Camp Scholarships for 8th graders. Parents & students simply need to register for SYP (put $0.00 for the deposit) and fill out the application form. This is a great opportunity for students to explore a career that excites them. There are many camps to choose from- see list here. Generally these camps cost $600-$995 per student, so this is a great opportunity. See further information below. Summer Youth Program Scholarships for 8th Grade Students Michigan Tech's GEAR UP program through the Center for Educational Outreach is giving Summer Youth Program Scholarships to CCISD 8th grade students! Students can explore middle school courses they are interested in at mtu.edu/syp/discover/courses To apply, students will have to register for SYP and fill out the scholarship form. When registering for SYP, select "Mail-in Deposit" when asked to pay a deposit. The deadline for document submission to be considered for the GEAR UP scholarship is February 28th, 2022. SYP Registration: mtu.edu/syp/go Scholarship Application: bit.ly/SYP-GEARUP If you have any Questions contact outreach@mtu.edu
over 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
MTU Summer Youth Program Scholarships
Due to windchill conditions, Baraga Area Schools will be on a 2-hour delay on Wednesday, January 26, 2022.
over 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
2 hour delay 1/26/22
We are grateful to be able to offer free breakfast and lunch to all elementary students for the week of virtual learning. Please indicate below if you want the school to provide food for your child(ren). If you select "yes" below, you MUST pick up food on FRIDAY between the hours of 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Only a parent/guardian may pick up food for their child(ren). PLEASE SUBMIT THE ORDER FORM BELOW BY Wednesday, January 26th . https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwkd72tVdLW5xMkshtIu_hCl2NutxqzibUnl2PLH4n3Kp7Iw/viewform?usp=pp_url
over 3 years ago, Michele Velmer
School Lunch
Monday, January 24, 2022 Dear Baraga Families, We are entering our third school year where COVID-19 has added disruption to our schedules. The last couple of weeks have been especially hard with an increasing number of cases in both staff and students. We have come to a point this week where the amount of staff and student shortages have become unmanageable at the elementary level. We have decided to put grades TK-5 into virtual learning for the rest of this week, January 25--28, 2022, to hopefully get our staff back to full capacity and slow things down a bit. We know this is inconvenient for many families and we didn’t come to this decision lightly. We will be working hard today to get the materials your children will need in order to participate in virtual learning this week. Please call the office with any questions or concerns and thank you for trusting Baraga with the education and well-being of your children. Thank you, Richard Sarau, Superintendent
over 3 years ago, Baraga Area Schools
virtual ples 1-24-22