The Aggie Express - Beal City Schools

The Aggie Express
A publication of the Beal City Public Schools
www.bealcityschools.net
December, 2012
Elementary GOLD Medalists
of the Month
FRONT ROW (L-R) Macy Johnston (Kdg.)
daughter of Jason and Jaclyn Johnston, Cayden
Smith (1st grade) son of Rick and Ann Smith,
Mattie Seger (2nd grade) daughter of Matthew
and Jessica Seger, Chase Owens (3rd grade) son
of Kent and Jenna Owens.
BACK ROW (L-R) Joe Clark (6th grade) son of Donald and Janee Clark, Seth Schafer (5th grade) son of Mike
and Denise Schafer, and Shae Lau (4th grade) daughter of Karl Lau and April Schafer. These seven students were
chosen by their grade teachers as the September Gold Medalists of the Month. They not only showed great effort
and enthusiasm in the classroom, but they also demonstrated positive character traits and were model students.
For being selected for this award, each student received a certificate, a pencil, and a gold medal. Congratulations
to our Outstanding Students!!
A HUGE THANK YOU
Beal City Public Schools would like to take this opportunity to thank the voters of the Beal City community
for their continued support and commitment to the district and our students and staff. Our 18 mill non-homestead
millage proposal passed by a fairly good margin. In rough numbers the proposal (18 mill non-homestead millage
renewal and Headlee override was about 60% to 40 %) as reported by the Morning Sun.
While the state of Michigan struggles to fully fund k-12 schools, our community has done it’s part by
passing this proposal. It will now be four years until the school district will need to come back to the voters to
renew the 18 mill non-homestead millege.
Also a big congratulations to the four candidates who filled the four Board of Education seats, new comer
Ron Neyer and the incumbents Denise McBride, Jane Finnerty, and Kari Rojas. Your support of and commitment
to our community and school is welcomed and appreciated. Thank You for your service.
Again, a HUGE Thank You to the community. The Beal City community and school district are a united
partner in the education of our children just as our Mission Statement says:
Beal City Public Schools, in harmony with home and community, will educate our children in a positive
environment that meets individual needs and goals in order that all students successfully function in an everchanging global society.
Christmas Outreach
Mayes Elementary students and staff will again be collecting items for the Isabella County Christmas Outreach
program, to benefit needy families in our community. Students should have brought home a list of new toys,
toiletries, and school supplies as suggested items needed to fill our classroom Christmas stockings. Please do
not wrap these items. This is strictly a voluntary program. If you are able to donate items, please send them to
school by Thursday morning, December 6th. We appreciate your generosity at this special time of year.
Parent Teacher Conferences – GREAT TURNOUT!!
We had an incredible turnout on Thursday, November 8th for Parent-Teacher Conferences this year. Over
95% of Mayes Elementary students’ parents met with their teachers. Many parents also did some early holiday
shopping while visiting the Book Fair. Our sincere appreciation is extended to the PTA for providing the Book
Fair to our students and their families.
2nd Annual PTA Apple Pie Fundraiser SUCCESS!
The PTA organized the second annual Beal City PTA Apple Pie Fundraiser this fall and it was a HUGE success! A total of 825 Dutch apple pies were sold, with a profit of $3,600. A special thank you to all of the volunteers
who made the fundraiser possible! Your support was amazing. This year we made extra pies and those went
FAST! Make sure you order early next year so you don’t miss out on these delicious pies that are a perfect (and
easy) addition for the holidays.
Holiday Program
Mark your calendars now for the annual Mayes Elementary Holiday Program to be held on Thursday, December
20th at 1:00 p.m. in the small gym. The Senior Citizens Reception will take place in the gym before the program
at 12:30 p.m. All families and community members are invited to attend this spectacular songfest!
Santa’s Shop
Our elementary PTA is again sponsoring Santa’s Shop which takes place on Friday, December 14. Students
are allowed to take a “shopping trip” where secret purchases can be made for family members and friends. The
PTA will send more information home with students when it comes near. Please remember that students are not
required to participate by purchasing gifts. This event does not generate any profit for the PTA; it is strictly for
the benefit of the children.
Winter Clothing
It’s that time of year again! Now that colder temperatures have finally arrived, we wanted to remind parents
of our “Seasonal Clothing” policy, in the Parent/Student Handbook. When the temperature is 41 – 50 degrees,
coats or sweatshirts are necessary. In addition, at 40 degrees or below, boots, gloves and hats are required for all
grades, and students in K-4th grade have to wear snowpants. If a student comes to school unprepared for going outside, he/she will receive a warning the first time, and remain on the blacktop. If cold weather clothing is
forgotten more than one time, students will have to stand against the wall or serve lunch detention. At all times,
best judgment in accordance with weather conditions is expected.
Veteran's Day
It was great to see and honor our Veterans at our annual Veteran's Day Program. Cindi Gigowski, Megan
McBride and Richard Gruss were our guest speakers this
year. We are fortunate that they were willing to share their
stories with us and we appreciate their service. "Thank
you" to the Mt. Pleasant VFW Honor Guard and our
always fabulous Beal City Band. We also would like to
thank Senator Judy Emmons and Representative Kevin
Cotter for participating.
JH YIG
Nine students from the Jr. High School traveled to Lansing for a 3-day Youth in Government conference. In early fall,
members wrote bills in preparation for the conference. In Lansing,
approximately 700 students from all over Michigan came together
to debate their bills in a mock legislature simulation at our State
capitol. Although Beal City High School has participated in YIG
for many years, this is the first time a Jr. High group has attended.
Participants: Caitlyn Matthews, Ariel Salter, Stephanie Ley, Hannah Schafer, Madeline Fike, Kyle Hauger, Easton Straus, Alec
Whitehead, and Nick Freeze
Board Briefs
The following was approved at a regular board meeting on November 19, 2012:
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General Fund payments of $282,448.04, Hot Lunch payments of $15,966.14, Athletic Fund payments of $13,214.50, Debt Retirement 2002 payments of $23,506.38, and Debt Retirement 2004 of $50,181.25.
The following coaching recommendation through PCMI as presented: Tim Taylor – 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach.
The 1st reading of the Neola New, Revised, Replacement Policies
as presented.
Project PALS
A lot of Pilgrims, Native Americans, and even turkeys were spotted roaming the halls of Mayes Elementary
School on Monday, November 19th! Our second grade students and their high school mentors presented their
annual Project PALS Thanksgiving program and dinner. Thanks to the food service staff for a delicious homecooked turkey dinner and the high school PALS for helping with serving the food. They served over 200 family
members and students. All of this would not be possible without the outstanding efforts of the following Beal City
teachers: Mrs. Rachel Leff-Ewing, Mrs. Carrie Smith and Ms. Jessi Spry.
Beal City Varsity football players and
cheerleaders read to kids….
Stressing the importance of being great role models for the elementary age students in our
community, the Beal City Varsity Football players and cheerleaders gave their time on
Friday, October 5, during the Homecoming festivities to read to the Kindergartens, First,
Second, Third and Fourth grade students at St. Joseph the Worker and Mayes Elementary.
They stressed the importance of reading & education, being in school, being a good role
model and setting good examples. They also enjoyed a little treat. This is a good way for
the players and cheerleaders to give back and thank their community for all the support
they give to Beal City Football.
Students at St. Joseph and Mayes Elementary
enjoy being read to.
4.00 GPA
Bo Carrick
Manisha Cole
Monica David
Jonathan Rau
Olivia Rau
Sam Schafer
Mitchell Schumacher
Larissa Schwerin
Corey Yuncker
Kaitlynn Frayre
Shelby Klumpp
Anna Reihl
Ty Rollin
Addie Schumacher
Chloe Steffke
Nicholas Ward
Zina Bellinger
Kaitlyn Gottschalk
Nicole Gross
Cortni Hauck
Jacob Horsley
Maxwell Horsley
Zachary Natzel
Nicholas Pung
Emily Steffke
William Chilman
Tucker Gross
Paige Lorenz
Alexia Lynch
Jacob Matthews
Rachel Pung
Sarah Reihl
Apollo Schafer
Eric Schafer Ethan Schafer
Emily Schripsema
Erica Sheahan
Hannah Steffke
Gr.
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
3.5 -3.99 GPA
Andrew Clare
Charles Clark
Elton Clark Juliann Handziak
Michaela Holland
Mikayla Jones
Margaret Kolb
Megan Ley
Rachael Lorenz
Rebecca Master
Joseph Rau
Nicholas Reeves
Gr.
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
3.5 -3.99 GPA Cont. Gr.
Margini Schafer
12
Nathanial Schafer
12
Joshua Sharrar
12
Ashley Steffke
12
Miranda Steffke
12
Adam Zeien
12
Chase Brown
11
Jordan Carson
11
Nicholas Hoogerhyde 11
Hayden Huber
11
Carson Salisbury
11
Garrett Schafer
11
Jena Schafer
11
Melanie Schafer
11
Patrick Schafer
11
Elizabeth Scott
11
Ryan Tilmann
11
Brianna Atzert
10
Makenzy Burman
10
Brendan Carrick
10
Joslin Clouse
10
Krista Faber
10
Brittany Fowler
10
Nicole Fox
10
Emily Hauck 10
Mariah Hines
10
Jessica Holland
10
James Kolb
10
Sydney Lorenz
10
Alexander Matthews 10
Kaitlyn Millard
10
Nicholle Murphy
10
Hayley Neyer
10
Alexander J. Schafer 10
Emily Schafer
10
Grace Schafer
10
Sara Schafer
10
Rachel Schwerin
10
Karleen Sharrar
10
Jenna Theisen
10
Jaclyn Woodbury
10
Lauren Beltinck
9
Hailey Carson
9
Andrea Esch 9
Ian Hoogerhyde
9
Katelyn Jensen
9
Sarah Lorenz
9
Bradley Moore
9
Kaylee Nelson
9
Kayla Pung
9
Chase Rollin
9
3.5-3.99 GPA Cont. Gr.
Noah Schafer
9
Lila Steffke
9
Sam Steffke
9
Phoenix Vavzincak 9
Emma Yuncker
9
3.0-3.49 GPA
Gr.
Chance Craven
12
Jade Kennedy
12
Cory Mead
12
Justin Puhlman
12
Kimberly Rowe
12
Sophia Schumacher 12
Olivia Smith
12
Trenten Armstrong 11
Daniel Ball
11
Kevin Bleise
11
Kelsey Flaugher
11
Andrea Fouty
11
Gregory Keiser
11
Cody Mottin
11
Hannah Neyer
11
Lucas Schafer
11
Joshua Starr
11
Kevin Straus
11
Alexus Thompson 11
Aglae Baer
10
Luke Farrell
10
Jacob Flaugher
10
Heather Fraczek
10
Josie Lefere
10
Kyle Loos
10
Brooke McCoy
10
Shelby Mottin
10
Emily Rousseau
10
Jordan Schneider
10
Brittany Schumacher 10
Makaila Yuncer
10
Bailey Baker
9
Katelyn Baning
9
Aubrey Burman
9
Trevor Embrey
9
Kendall Flaugher
9
Joseph Marchiando 9
Loura PlummerDiaz 9
Curtis Straus
9
Trey Ferguson
9
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4.00 GPA
Gr.
Natalie Gross
8
Nathan Horsley
8
Eric Maxon 8
Ryan Powell
8
Grace Rau
8
David Reihl
8
Nicholas Schafer 8
Rachel Beltinck
7
Jason Clark
7
Caitlyn Matthews 7
Madeline Steffke 7
Shelby Trevino
7
3.5 -3.99 GPA
Gr.
Navid Cole
8
Courtney Cotter
8
Nathan Cotter
8
McKenzie Eiseler 8
Brenda Faber 8
Madeline Fike
8
Natalie Finnerty 8
Samnatha Garrett 8
Tristen Gott
8
Erica Hauck
8
Kristen Hood
8
Kodie Keller
8
Ciara Lawens
8
Stephanie Ley
8
Haley McMullen 8
Heidie Neyer
8
Skyler Norbury
8
Ariel Salter
8
Hannah Schafer
8
Landon Schafer
8
Mackenzie Schneider 8
Daniel Smith
8
Ashtyn Thompson 8
Alora Vogel
8
Alec Whitehead
8
Tori Wilson
8
Kyle Yuncker
8
Zoe Zuehlke
8
Mahealani Andrews7
3.5 -3.99 GPA Cont.Gr.
Spencer Clouse
7
James Dietsch
7
Dale Ferrell
7
Nathan Finnerty 7
Nicholas Freeze
7
Rebecca Hodges 7
William Lambourn 7
Rachael Lefere
7
Andie Loos
7
Madison Lorenz 7
Wyatt McCoy
7
Amanda McMullen 7
Gabriel Natzel
7
Alli Peak
7
Ashley Reihl
7
Aaron Schafer
7
Ryan Schafer
7
Lucas Schumacher 7
Charles Schwerin 7
Kollin Sharrar
7
Isabelle Steffke
7
Lauren Turner
7
Mackenzie Yuncker 7
3.0-3.49 GPA
Gr.
Tyrel Hoover
8
Nicholas Kotecki 8
David Miles
8
William Freeman 8
Tristan Smith
8
Jordan VanAvery 8
Tyler Darnell
8
Paxton Garrett
7
Teanna Hernandez 7
Max Nelson
7
Nicholas Phelps
7
Nathaniel Reihl
7
Julia Robison
7
Hunner Seger
7
Quintin Smith
7
Reagan Straus
7
Brett Upton
7
Miles Vandoloski 7
Zachary Yoder
7
5th & 6th Grade All
A’s and B’s
Elementary all A's & B's
Gr
Samantha Jo Carrier6
Jordyn Fillenworth 6
Emira Licina
6
Zoey Mishler
6
Noel Schafer
6
Kendyl Wilson
6
Jourdyn Armstrong 5
Alex Benaske
5
Logan Chilman
5
Jared Gottschalk 5
Grace Meyers
5
Olivia Nelson
5
Seth Schafer
5
Sidney Upton
5
Students Do Well In the Classroom And
In Extra
Curricular Activities
Average GPA’s of our Varsity Athletes
and High School Band
Varsity Cheer
3.89
Varsity Girls XC
3.72
Varsity Volleyball
3.64
Varsity Boys XC
3.36
High School Band 3.30
Varsity Football
3.13
Average GPA
3.50
93/163 participants in these activities
( 10th-12th grades only)
JV/V Boys Basketball
Fri. Dec. 7
6:00 p.m.
@Fulton
Fri. Dec. 14
6:00 p.m.
Alcona
Wed. Dec. 19
6:00 p.m.
SHA
Fri. Dec. 21 6:00 p.m.
Evart
Fri. Jan. 4
6:00 p.m.
@McBain NMC
Tues. Jan. 8
6:00 p.m.
@Carson City
Thurs. Jan. 10
6:00 p.m.
Marion
Sat. Jan. 12
6:00 p.m.
Clare @ CMU
(V. only)
Tues. Jan. 15
6:00 p.m.
@Manton
Fri. Jan. 18
6:00 p.m.
Pine River
Tues. Jan. 22
6:00 p.m.
Coleman
Thurs. Jan. 24
6:00 p.m.
@Lake City
Tues. Jan. 29
6:00 p.m.
McBain
Fri. Feb. 1
6:00 p.m.
@Evart
Thurs. Feb. 7
6:00 p.m.
@Marion
Tues. Feb. 12
6: 00 p.m.
McBain NMC
Fri. Feb. 15
6:00 p.m.
Manton
Thurs. Feb. 21
6:00 p.m.
Lake City
Tues. Feb. 26
6:00 p.m.
@Pine River
Thurs. Feb. 28
6:00 p.m.
@McBain
JV/Varsity Girls Basketball
Wed. Dec. 5
6:00 p.m.
@Ashley
Tues. Dec. 11 6:00 p.m.
@Evart
Thurs. Dec. 13
6:00 p.m.
McBain NMC
Tues. Dec. 18
6:00 p.m.
Farwell
Thurs. Dec. 20
6:00 p.m.
@SHA
Thurs. Jan. 3
6:00 p.m.
@Marion
Tues. Jan. 8
6:00 p.m.
Manton
Fri. Jan. 11
6:00 p.m.
@Pine River
Sat. Jan. 12
7:30 p.m.
Clare @ CMU
(V. Only)
Tues. Jan. 15
6:00 p.m.
@Montabella
Thurs. Jan. 17
6:00 p.m.
Lake City
Tues. Jan. 22
6:00 p.m.
@McBain
Fri. Jan. 25 6:00 p.m.
Evart
Mon. Jan. 28
6:00 p.m.
Vestaburg
Thurs. Jan. 31
6:00 p.m.
Marion
Tues. Feb. 5
6:00 p.m.
@McBain NMC
Fri. Feb. 8
6:00 p.m.
@Manton
Thurs. Feb. 14
6:00 p.m.
@Lake City
Tues. Feb. 19
6:00 p.m.
Pine River
Fri. Feb. 22
6:00 p.m.
McBain
Freshman Boys Basketball
Fri. Dec. 7
4:30 p.m.
@Fulton
Mon. Dec. 10
4:30 p.m.
@Coleman
Thurs. Dec. 13
4:00 p.m.
@Chippewa Hills
Mon. Dec. 17
5:30 p.m.
Fowler
Wed. Dec. 19
4:30 p.m.
SHA
Thurs. Jan. 3
5:30 p.m.
Fulton
Tues. Jan. 8
5:30 p.m.
Sanford Meridian
Thurs. Jan. 10
4:30 p.m.
Gladwin
Fri. Jan. 18
4:00 p.m.
Chippewa Hills
Tues. Jan. 22
4:30 p.m.
Coleman
Tues. Jan. 29
6:00 p.m.
McBain
Tues. Feb. 5
4:00 p.m.
@SHA
Thurs. Feb. 7
7:30 p.m.
@Gladwin
Tues. Feb. 12
4:00 p.m.
Reed City
Thurs. Feb. 14
5:30 p.m.
Big Rapids
Fri. Feb. 22
4:30 p.m. @Sanford Meridian
Thurs. Feb. 28
6:00 p.m.
@McBain
Winter
Sports
Schedules
Beal City Bands
“...in harmony with the home and community...”
THANK YOU TO OUR SUPER SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY
Our Annual Cookie Dough Sales were up considerably this year!
We thank everyone for their support of this initiative and of all 125 Aggie Musicians!
Sunday, December 9
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MARCHING AGGIES
Check out our photos from the Performance at Ford Field
by the Marching Aggies! Lots of memories made this
year restoring and renewing the tradition!
CAROLS & CANDY CANES
Be certain to join us on Sunday, December 9 @ 4PM
for the annual Carols & Candy Canes Concert. Hear
the progress of our Middle School and Beginning Bands,
the first performance of the award-winning Concert
Band and the tremendous sound of our Jazz Band - all
enjoying your holiday favorites!
TEMPO CLUB
Join us for our next meeting: Monday, December 10 @
7PM in the band room.
SOLO & ENSEMBLE
Deadlines are approaching for students who wish to
participate in Solo & Ensemble Festival. High School
Students must inform Mr. Lowe of Solo & Ensemble
participation by Tuesday, December 4. Middle School
students can inform Mr. Lowe after holiday break.
Solo & Ensemble Event dates are:
High School: Saturday, February 18 - Owosso
Middle School: Saturday, April 14 - Perry
Look who took notice of our combined National Anthem
performance - Tom Lang of the Detroit Free Press!
Borrowed from the print and online edition:
"BANDING TOGETHER: Blue, white, orange and
black are not necessarily the best coordinated colors, but
they looked brilliant together before the Division 8 final.
Standing shoulder-to-shoulder, the Beal City and Harbor
Beach marching bands showed true high school
sportsmanship by joining into 65 strong to play the
weekend opening national anthem on Friday morning."
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MENU
November 26 - 30, 2012
Monday: Breakfast – french toast sticks or cereal, syrup, cheese stick, fruit and milk. Lunch – bbq pork/bun or popcorn chicken,
dinner roll, green beans, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Tuesday: Breakfast – egg and sausage on a bagel or cereal, fruit, and milk. Lunch – chili or beef/cheddar on a bun, crackers, slice of
bread/butter, broccoli, fruit and milk.
Wednesday: Breakfast – granola bar or cereal, yogurt, fruit and milk. Lunch – sausage bagel pizza or scrambled eggs/ham, hashbrown,
muffin, fruit, juice and milk.
Thursday: Breakfast – bagel sausage pizza or cereal, fruit and milk. Lunch – nachos/meat and cheese or totally tacos, refried beans,
garden bar, fruit and milk.
Friday: Breakfast – pretzel/cheese or cereal, yogurt, juice and milk. Lunch – Big Daddy’s cheese pizza, carrots, garden bar, fruit and
milk.
December 3 - 7, 2012
Monday: Breakfast – cinnamon bun sticks w/icing or cereal, yogurt, fruit and milk. Lunch – chicken strips w/breadstick, cucumbers,
garden bar, fruit and milk.
Tuesday: Breakfast – breakfast hot pocket or cereal, fruit, and milk. Lunch – corn dog nuggets or hamburger/bun, sweet potato fries,
garden bar, fruit and milk.
Wednesday: Breakfast – scrambled eggs/ham or cereal, hashbrown, fruit and milk. Lunch – chicken quesadilla or chili cheese wrap,
refried beans, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Thursday: Breakfast – breakfast pizza or cereal, fruit and milk. Lunch – hot turkey sandwich with mashed potatoes and gravy or meat
combo/bun w/cheese, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Friday: Breakfast – muffin or cereal, sausage links, juice and milk. Lunch – grilled cheese sandwich w/tomato soup or chicken patty/
bun, corn, garden bar, fruit and milk.
December 10 - 14, 2012
Monday: Breakfast –french toast sticks or cereal, syrup, cheese stick, fruit and milk. Lunch – stuffed crust pepperoni pizza, vegetable,
garden bar, fruit and milk.
Tuesday: Breakfast – egg and sausage on a bagel or cereal, fruit, and milk. Lunch – sloppy jo/bun or grilled chicken sandwich,
vegetable, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Wednesday: Breakfast – granola bar or cereal, yogurt, fruit and milk. Lunch – breakfast pizza or breakfast hot pocket, hashbrown,
cheese stick, fruit and milk.
Thursday: Breakfast – bagel sausage pizza or cereal, fruit, and milk. Lunch – taco or chicken fajita, refried beans, garden bar, fruit
and milk.
Friday: Breakfast – pretzel/cheese or cereal, yogurt, juice and milk. Lunch – scalloped potatoes/ham w/dinner roll or fish sandwich,
vegetable, garden bar, fruit and milk.
December 17 - 21, 2012
Monday: Breakfast – cinnamon bun sticks w/icing or cereal, yogurt, fruit and milk. Lunch – tangerine chicken w/rice or pork patty
sandwich, stir fry vegetables, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Tuesday: Breakfast – breakfast hot pocket or cereal, fruit, and milk. Lunch – hot dog/bun or hamburger/bun, vegetable, garden bar,
fruit and milk.
Wednesday: Breakfast – scrambled eggs/ham or cereal, hashbrown, fruit and milk. Lunch – macaroni & cheese or bbq beef/bun,
vegetable, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Thursday: Breakfast – breakfast pizza or cereal, fruit and milk. Lunch – spaghetti w/meat sauce or chicken ranch salad, garlic bread,
vegetable, garden bar, fruit and milk.
Friday: Breakfast – muffin or cereal, sausage links, juice and milk. Lunch – Christmas Dinner, hot vegetable, salad bar, fruit and milk.
New federal regulation changes to our menu: All students must take a fruit or vegetable with a hot lunch. Changes to the menu may be
occurring over the next few months. See new Federal Regulations in the Aggie Express. Note: Menus are subject to change without notice.
In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color,
national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave,
SW, Washington D.S. 2025-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact
USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer
Beal City Public Schools
3180 W Beal City Rd
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
NON-PROFIT
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Ithaca, MI 48847
Permit No. 35
1ST ANNUAL
BREAKFAST WITH
SANTA FUNDRAISER
*To purchase a ticket in advance or for
additional information please contact
Chadd Fletcher (517) 881-5295 or email at
cfletcher@bealcityschools.net
When: Saturday, December 8
Time: 7:00-10:00 AM
Where: Beal City Cafeteria
Cost: $6.00 in Advance
$7.00 at the Door
Details of Event:
*Breakfast catered by Penny Gross
*Pictures with Santa
*50-50 Raffle
*Ornament Making
*Silent Auction
*All proceeds benefit the Beal City Girls Basketball Program*