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Algonac schools report holiday concerts, charity drives and student rewards

Algonac Board of Education · December 16, 2024
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Summary

Administrators reported a string of holiday activities across the district: canned-food and clothing drives, several performing-arts shows including 'Snow Biz', a band concert and a preschool program on Dec. 17, 2024. The National Honor Society participated by singing at schools and the childcare center.

School administrators reported multiple student activities and seasonal events at the Dec. 16 meeting. Ryan Melrose highlighted charity efforts—canned food and clothes drives and an adopt-a-family program—as well as a middle-school performing-arts event and band concerts scheduled for Dec. 18 and Dec. 19, 2024. Brooklynn Lestage reported the sixth-grade show 'Snow Biz' and a 'Child Safety Matters' program beginning the following Wednesday.

Amber Palicke said Millside students participated in a Holiday Bazaar and that the National Honor Society sang Christmas carols with students; Olsen Blalock won a 'Glow Dash' reward and served as Principal for a Day. Dana Bosel reported the Pte. Tremble Childcare Center adopted a local family for Christmas and scheduled a preschool program for Dec. 17, 2024. An alumnus, Anthony Robinson, visited a classroom to present on proper hand-washing as part of a college curriculum project.

These reports were informational; no board action was required. The items reflect ongoing extracurricular and community-engagement activities across Algonac schools during the holiday season.