Mrs.
Vargo's fourth-class at Holland Elementary School are checking out landscapes
like geographers in their science class.
Saturday, October 14, 2017
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL: In-depth homecoming piece complete with photos from Sports Source Media
Via Sports Source Media
Taylor,
Michigan– Friday, October 6th was a momentous day at John F. Kennedy High
School in Taylor. Alumni representing all eras arrived in droves to
partake in the walkthrough and homecoming game, in wake of the school closing
it’s doors for good in June of next year.
Several
faculty and staff, along with a handful of current students were on hand to
welcome the alumni in.
EUREKA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL class makes trip to fire safety house
Fourth
graders from Mrs. Westfall's class at Eureka Heights Elementary School visited
the Taylor Fire Safety House this morning (October 10).
Chief
Stephen Portis, Deputy Chief Stan Pochron and several other fire fighters were
on hand. In addition, there were members of the Taylor CERT team, led by Blaine
Honeycutt, the president of the Taylor School District.
The
fire safety house offers a great hands-on approach to teaching fire safety,
with an ability to pump harmless smoke into the building and give youngsters a
real-life experience of what happens when a fire hits home.
The
class also received some testing, a discussion and a question-and-answer
session. After going through the entire program, the pupils understand what to
do and when to do it should a fire occur.
This
type of training saves lives. Once former school administrator, while visiting
the safety house last year, remembered that a former student managed to save
the life of a sibling after going through the program.
The
fire department offers tours of the facility on a regular basis for school
groups.
TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL votes for homecoming king, queen
City
Clerk Cindy Bower and her staff were busy today, visiting Truman High School to
oversee the Cougars' Homecoming votes for king and queen.
Mayor
Rick Sollars and City Councilman Tim Woolley accompanied the clerk and helped
register new voters. Clerk Bower supervised a similar program at Kennedy High
School earlier.
Members
of the 2017 Homecoming Court and nominees for queen are Melissa Abraham, Tara
Bailey, Tomi DaSliva, Mackenzie Raboczkay, Andrea Sauceda and Sarah Woolley.
Nominees
for king are Michael Fletcher, Ethan Jarrell, Jeremy Locklear, Chase Nester,
Dustin Rideout and Anthony Sauceda.
Truman
plays Kennedy for homecoming Friday night. The homecoming parade will kickoff
from the American Legion Post 200 on Michael near Brest.
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