Best wishes to Sand Creek's equestrian team as they head off to the MIHA state competition today. Go Aggies!
Purchase tickets for the JH football game held at Whiteford on October 11th by following this link. Whiteford is a cashless entry school and they accept Apple pay, debit, and credit cards.
https://gofan.co/event/1141241?schoolId=MI67237
The Sand Creek varsity football team travels to Bronson this Friday, 10/13.
Here is the link to buy tickets. Bronson also has a credit card reader onsite.
https://events.ticketspicket.com/agency/6c2a7059-661f-407f-a995-afe365447c55/events
Sand Creek Telephone Company and Sand Creek Community Schools are teaming up again this holiday season to provide Thanksgiving food baskets to those who anticipate needing extra help over the holidays. If you are interested in receiving a basket, please contact Miss. Slusher in the 6-12 building. If you would like to donate food items for the basket, please see the flyer for suggestions and drop off instructions!
Take It By The Horns
Ms. Clark's school newspaper class has their website up and running. Here is the link to what the newspaper students have been working hard to build:
https://sites.google.com/sc-aggies.us/sand-creek-newspaper/home
Here is the athletic schedule for the week. Let's go green and white!
We are looking for a High School English Teacher for grades 9 & 10. Please view & apply at the link provided. https://sccs.tedk12.com/hire/ViewJob.aspx?JobID=32
Ten80 Racing class, taught by Mr. Garron Rorick, showcased their program at the 2023 Open House & Science Expo at PlaneWave on Saturday.
LOCATION CHANGE. The two remaining Bond Informational Meetings (Monday, October 9th and Tuesday, October 24th) will now be held in the ELEMENTARY GYM. Please join us!
Aggie Academic and Career Counseling Center News: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10Z1z3jtWryVx4A7xoKScBLTkfB3AmBUHVwlnLTYV3BM/edit
Ruth McGregor 2nd-5th graders will be performing The Lion King Kids on October 25th and 26th. We hope to see you there! Tickets can be purchased at the Junior Aggies Football Game on October 10th or from any member of the cast..
Shout-out to the Sand Creek Community Schools' Marching Band! They performed last night in the 76th Lenawee County Band Directors Association Marching Band Exhibition at Adrian College. They did a wonderful job and represented Sand Creek Schools well!
Go Aggies!
Lifetouch picture retake day for the Jr./Sr. high school will be Friday, October 20th.
Yesterday was a beautiful day to Adopt-A-Hwy. Members of the Sand Creek FFA cleaned Gorman Road between M-52 and Sand Creek Hwy. A resident on Gorman Road snapped a photo of a couple of our FFA members hard at work.
Congratulations to the Sand Creek equestrian team!
They won the Division A Regional Championship this weekend by defeating Mason and Chelsea by 119 points.
Every rider on the team finished in the top 2 in at least one of their events.
The team will return to the State Championship Competition in Midland October 11th-15th. Go Aggies!
A HUGE thank you to Zach Knapp, Tim Bennett and AJ Murdico and elementary teachers Caitlyn Ceslick and Olivia Cagle for finishing the climbing dome at the elementary.
Elementary Parents - please see spirit days for next week.
Sand Creek takes on Whiteford in varsity football tonight.
The game will be held at Whiteford starting at 7:00.
Whiteford is cashless so purchase tickets on GoFan ahead of time or pay with a debit or credit card at the gate. Go Aggies!
https://gofan.co/event/1128862?schoolId=MI67237
Emily Roback, Emma Foltz, and Anna Blain-Olson pictured with Sand Creek Competitive Cheer coach Ariana Aranda. All three are freshman this year at Siena Heights.
Sand Creek is represented by 7 athletes on the cheer team. They are Caysie Ringkvist, Skyler Mitchell, Jerzie Robinson, Levi Long, Emily Roback, Emma Foltz, and Anna Blain-Olson. All of them have received cheer scholarships. Go AGGIES, Go Saints!
The FFA broiler chicken project has started. The chicks came in the mail yesterday. The Zoology class is raising a group in the school barn and five other individuals/groups are raising chickens at their home. The contest ends in five weeks when the chickens are full grown and judged. This project requires record keeping and also teaches animal care, responsibility, and much more. Students then sell their chickens after they have been processed.
