No school on Friday, February 4th and Monday, February 7th.
Mark your calendar to register your new Mustang for the fall!
SPARKS is cancelled today, Monday, January 24th, due to poor road conditions.
Our first grade students were engaged in a hands-on experience with the Chippewa Nature Center. Our students were able to learn about and experience how simple machines work and benefit people. #ReachHigher
Due to a burst pipe at Meridian Elementary School, all Meridian Public Schools will be CLOSED tomorrow, Tuesday 1/18. Daycare will still be open. Thank you.
Reminder: No school on Monday, January 17th!
Due to the weather, SPARKS will be cancelled tonight, Wednesday, January 5th.
We are looking forward to seeing all of you tomorrow! #ReachHigher
From the staff at Meridian Elementary, we wish you all a Happy New Year! #ReachHigher
Meridian is looking for bus drivers! See the attached flyer below. Interested in driving for Meridian? Contact Shirley Gingery, Auxilio Transportation Manager, at 989-687-3249 for more information! #ReachHigher
Holiday Break Homework! #ReachHigher
Sharing Tree pickup information!
Meridian Elementary Staff and Students were able to learn about, and see, a reindeer this week. Tom and Holly Valent were kind enough to share their reindeer, Blitzen, with students and staff . They also brought along knowledgeable helpers, Bill Church, Clinton McLain, and Shianne Bowers. Thank you for assisting our students #ReachHigher by giving them a meaningful and memorable learning experience!
Half day Friday, December 3rd. Early dismissal is 11:25 a.m.
Happy Thanksgiving from all of the staff at Meridian Elementary School! #ReachHigher
Reminder: Thanksgiving break starts November 24th and goes through November 26th! School resumes on Monday, November 29th. Enjoy your Thanksgiving! #ReachHigher
Popcorn pickup today, Thursday, November 11th, in the lobby, from 3-5pm!
Half Day Friday, November 12. Early dismissal 11:25a.m.
Last week Meridian Elementary staff and students celebrated kindness week with kindness missions! Some of the missions that we participated in were:
• “Kick off” kindness week by wearing sports attire
• Teacher Tuesday, kids wrote nice notes to teachers
• Writing/drawing a kind note to someone
• Compliment Candy Day
• “Kind”a Craft Day
• “Scary” cool to be kind
We ended the week with students reading to younger grade levels and being “scary” cool to be kind (where students and staff dressed up in their Halloween costumes. Make sure to ask your children what they learned from Kindness Week; as we still plan to incorporate things we learned throughout the school year!
A big shout out goes to Meridian Elementary Fourth Grade Students, Layne Gensel, Mason Bushong, Brady Bilina, Siler Rowley, and Maddison Hess, for planning and creating kindness activities for each day. Student Council Members and Advisors also assisted in making Kindness Week such a success!
Please double check the costume rules below. Thank you!
