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6 days ago

Throughout the month of June, Negaunee Middle School will have 51 interior doors replaced. This is made possible through a grant we received from the Michigan State Police School Safety Program. A majority of the doors being replaced are the original doors installed when the building was built in 1936. Most are solid oak with twelve panels of glass. Negaunee Public Schools is currently taking bids from any community member and/or business that might be interested in purchasing the doors. The doors can be viewed, by appointment. To make an appointment, please call the Administrative Office at (906) 475-4156 or emailing dan.skewis@negauneeschools.org. Bids, which are due on July 26, 2019, should be submitted in writing to:

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c/o Dan Skewis, Superintendent
101 South Pioneer Avenue
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6 days ago

Negaunee Middle School will be installing four new "hydration stations" this summer thanks to the Upper Peninsula-Michigan Health Project Endowment Fund and Project Healthy Schools. Hydration stations allow students to fill their water bottles with fresh drinking water throughout the school day and during athletic practices. Negaunee Public Schools would like to thank these two organizations for their financial assistance! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

U.P. High School Softball All-Star Game

Negaunee will be hosting the U.P. High School Softball All-Star Game on Thursday, June 20 at LaCombe Field. There will be senior softball players from across the U.P. participating in this event. There will be two games with the first game beginning at 4:30 pm. Admission is free. ... See MoreSee Less

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Negaunee Public Schools

2 weeks ago

Negaunee Public Schools will continue to offer free lunches, throughout the summer, for children 18 years of age and younger. Lunches will be served at the Band Shell located near the Administrative Building on Pioneer Avenue. Lunch will be served from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday, beginning on Monday, June 17. A menu is attached. For more information, please contact the administrative office at 475-4156.

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2 weeks ago

Mr. Backlund’s Environmental Science classes would like to thank Abbey Palmer, the North Farm Education Coordinator at the Upper Peninsula Research and MSU Extension Center, and the Growing U.P. Agricultural Association for the grant to fund our new pig pen. #GrowingUPAgEd In addition to our gardens and chicken coop, the new pen will provide another real-world experience in which students will learn how to grow and utilize their own food. Knowing where food comes from, growing it locally, and being able to make wise decisions about agriculture and the environment are just a few concepts that students will learn from this new addition.

Along with Abbey, we would also like to thank Mr. Kevin Bell and his students for helping the Environmental Science students construct our pig pen. Without their help, the pig pen would not have gotten built. A big thank you goes to Carter Tredeau and Dawson Tilly, two Environmental Science students, for taking leadership roles on the project. They assisted with planning, picking up supplies, and overseeing the construction of the pen.

Overall, it was a great group effort. We should all be proud of their accomplishments since it will have a positive impact on our students here at NHS for many years to come. Thanks again to everyone who contributed to our project and provided us with the opportunity to learn through these hands-on, agricultural experiences. ... See MoreSee Less

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