This week in Leadership class, students worked with the CMU Leadership Institute to explore what leadership really means and the different types of leaders they can become. Students had the opportunity to reflect on their own leadership skills and discover how they can make a positive impact on those around them.
A special thank you to Brandon Skiles and the CMU Leadership Institute for spending time with our students and helping them grow as leaders!
A special thank you to Brandon Skiles and the CMU Leadership Institute for spending time with our students and helping them grow as leaders!
In Exploration Hour, students get the chance to pursue their own interests. Morese is working to complete a stop-motion Monster Movie using his own created clamation figures.
We hope you're having a great long weekend. See you Tuesday! Here is the Weekly Update: https://app.smore.com/n/rcbvk
It's been a great start to the school year. Please see this week's Weekly Update https://app.smore.com/n/6jdbc
Today, students in our Leadership class completed CPR and First Aid training with our school nurse. As part of their role as mentors, our students are learning how to care for and support others—not just as leaders, but in situations where their help may really matter.
We hope they never have to use these skills, but we’re proud that they are prepared to step up and help if the need ever arises. Thank you to our school nurse Alayna for helping equip our student leaders with these important life-saving skills!
We hope they never have to use these skills, but we’re proud that they are prepared to step up and help if the need ever arises. Thank you to our school nurse Alayna for helping equip our student leaders with these important life-saving skills!
We enjoyed seeing students last week and look forward to week 2! Here is your Weekly Update. https://app.smore.com/n/vhgc2
We are excited to welcome our BlueJays back to school tomorrow! Please see the 1st day schedule and other information posted in the pictures! All students need updated information in Final Forms. If you have not completed Final Forms in the last 2 weeks, please visit the link to do so. https://shepherd-mi.finalforms.com
Rounding out our highlight of staff new to Shepherd High School is our new Student Success Coach. Welcome to Dakota Grover!
We look forward to welcoming students back to school this week! Please see the SHS Start-of-Year Update: https://app.smore.com/n/a95pc
Our introductions of people new the the SHS staff continues, and today, we welcome Jacob VanSickle!
Our introductions of people new the the SHS staff continues, and today, we welcome Carson Iserhoth!
Each day over the next week we will highlight a person new to the SHS staff. Today, we welcome Jon Berger!
Each day over the next week we will introduce a person new the Shepherd High School's staff. Please help us in welcoming Kim Warner!
Two days until Freshmen Welcome! We can't wait to see you!
Looking forward to seeing our incoming 9th graders 2 weeks from today!
We look forward to meeting out incoming 9th graders in JUST 3 WEEKS! Students who attend will also be receiving their chromebooks.
Come join us in kicking off the year! Thanks to Project Aware for all of their hard work!
Just 4 Weeks Away!!!
We hope your summers are going great. For our incoming 9th grade students, please mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 12th from 9am - 12pm. We can't wait to meet you!
We hope your summers are going great. For our incoming 9th grade students, please mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 12th from 9am - 12pm. We can't wait to meet you!
Today, our NASA TechRise Challenge team's hard work officially launched into the sky!
What began as an idea in the classroom grew into months of designing, prototyping, testing, meeting with NASA TechRise engineers, and building a flight-ready experiment. Today, that experiment is aboard a high-altitude scientific balloon, where it will test how 3D-printed materials perform in the extreme conditions of the stratosphere. The team's research could help shape the future of long-duration space travel by exploring how astronauts might one day 3D print replacement parts during future missions.
Congratulations to our incredible students--Eli Robinson, Eddie Radtke, Alivia Kirchofer, Brayden Roundtree, and Logan Lambert--on this once-in-a-lifetime achievement. Your curiosity, perseverance, and dedication have truly taken you to new heights. We can't wait to see the data from your experiment and celebrate everything you've accomplished! And a special thank you to Mr. Halliwill and Mrs. Beers for guiding them through this process.
What began as an idea in the classroom grew into months of designing, prototyping, testing, meeting with NASA TechRise engineers, and building a flight-ready experiment. Today, that experiment is aboard a high-altitude scientific balloon, where it will test how 3D-printed materials perform in the extreme conditions of the stratosphere. The team's research could help shape the future of long-duration space travel by exploring how astronauts might one day 3D print replacement parts during future missions.
Congratulations to our incredible students--Eli Robinson, Eddie Radtke, Alivia Kirchofer, Brayden Roundtree, and Logan Lambert--on this once-in-a-lifetime achievement. Your curiosity, perseverance, and dedication have truly taken you to new heights. We can't wait to see the data from your experiment and celebrate everything you've accomplished! And a special thank you to Mr. Halliwill and Mrs. Beers for guiding them through this process.
