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Caledonia High School student council previews spring carnival, mock trial state finals and other student activities

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Summary

The student representative told the board the CHS spring carnival will be held May 2, students are partnering across grades and with the PTSO for activities and teacher appreciation week, the mock trial team will compete in state finals, and broadcast students are finalists for awards.

Caledonia Community Schools Board of Education meeting — Student representative report: The student council reported that Caledonia High School will hold a spring carnival on Friday, May 2, and outlined several student achievements and upcoming events.

The student representative said the spring carnival will bring CHS students and the wider Caledonian community together and that the council is working to incorporate local businesses. The high school will host middle and intermediate students for a half‑day of leadership and engagement activities. The PTSO will partner to support teacher appreciation week at CHS.

Achievements and events noted by the student representative included: the Caledonia High School mock trial team winning the Oakland County regional and advancing to the state final tournament (this is the second consecutive year the district has advanced); five broadcast‑journalism students — Draven Reid, Court Thompson, Josie Noble, Andrew Moore and Isaiah Supak — are finalists at the Michigan Student Broadcast Awards with an awards luncheon in Lansing; participation in a student ambassador program and an Art for a Cure silent auction raising approximately $7,000 for Parkinson’s and cancer research; and a “Be Nice” group organizing a 5K on May 17.

Why it matters: The carnival and cross‑grade leadership activities are student engagement efforts; the mock trial and broadcast finalists represent competitive student achievements at county and state levels.

Board action/status: This was an informational student report; no action required.