☀️ Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍎
Free breakfast & lunch for all kids this summer at Bangor Central! 🎉 No sign-up and no cost, just good food and full bellies! 😋
📍 208 State Park Drive, Bay City
📅 June 23–26 & July 7–31
🍽 Breakfast: 8:00–8:30 AM
🍽 Lunch: 11:45 AM–12:30 PM
✨ All meals must be eaten on site.
📞 Questions? Call 989-684-7510 ext. 2279
🌈💛 #MeetUpAndEatUp #FreeSummerMeals #BangorCentralEats
🚌 Is your student riding the bus next year?
Help us plan for a smooth start to the 2025–2026 school year! Please take a moment to fill out our Student Transportation Request Form today.
🔗 www.tinyurl.com/yc4r2s36
📅 One form for each student, please!
"SUMMER OPEN TENNIS" starts next week on the John Glenn Tennis courts. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30pm to 6:30pm.. Please read the attached flyer. Any questions, contact Coach Miller at millerke@bangorschools.org
Friendly reminder...Wednesday, June 4th is our last day of school. Students will be dismissed at 10:30 AM. Have a relaxing, fun and safe summer vacation!
Reminder, no school Monday, May 26th. Enjoy the Memorial Day Weekend! See you back at CMMS on Tuesday, May 27th!
Don't forget....our CMMS STEM Night is happening tomorrow, Thursday, May 22nd - don't miss out on this evening of family fun!
5th - 8th Graders and Families - Join us for STEM night at CMMS on Thursday, May 22!
CMMS Girls, check out this opportunity!! John Glenn Girls Basketball Summer Camp - June 16 - June 18! Register at https://www.vancoevents.com/us/54618
Please join us for a night of music!
We are excited to celebrate the wonderful academic achievements of our CMMS students! We hope you can join us!
Reminder! We have a half day of school for students on Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Honor Roll Assembly Reminder
Save the date!
Reminder: We're off this Friday, April 18 and Monday, April 21. We return to school on Tuesday, April 22. Enjoy the long weekend!
Mr. Miller’s HEROES Class Releases Chinook Salmon into the Kakawlin River
After five months of dedication, care, and hands-on learning, Mr. Miller’s HEROES class successfully released dozens of young Chinook salmon into the Kawkawlin River today as part of the "Salmon in the Classroom" program.
Since November, the students have been raising the fish from tiny eggs in a special classroom aquarium, monitoring water conditions, feeding the growing salmon, and learning about aquatic ecosystems, conservation, and Michigan’s natural resources.
The release took place this afternoon along a calm stretch of the Kawkawlin River, where students cheered as their salmon swam off into the wild. The class hopes some of the salmon will return to the river in a few years as adults to complete their life cycle.
The “Salmon in the Classroom” program, supported by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, aims to educate students about the importance of fish habitats and the role humans play in protecting them.
Mr. Miller’s HEROES class now returns to the classroom with muddy boots, happy hearts, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Reminder,
The 2025 spring PSAT8 test for 8th grade students is tomorrow morning! Testing begins promptly at 7:30 AM. Students who are late cannot be admitted to their testing room per the College Board. Please make sure that your 8th grade student is well rested, and prepared with their charged Chromebook, a writing tool and a calculator.
NOTE: The 2025 spring PSAT8 is ONLINE. Therefore, students must come in with a charged Chromebook.
The following items are prohibited from the testing room per the College Board:
• Cell phones
• All other electronic devices including Smart Watches
8th Grade Students, only bring yourself, charged Chromebook, writing tool and a calculator.
Get ready...Spring Break is coming!! Spring Break Spirit days - Monday, March 24 through Friday, March 28.
Middle School HEROES Teach Kindergartners the Power of Positivity
March 13, 2025
A group of middle school students from Mr. Miller’s HEROES class took a special trip this afternoon to visit Mrs. Moore's & Mrs. Cojeen's kindergarten classrooms, bringing with them lessons in kindness, confidence, and social skills. The HEROES program, which stands for Helping Everyone Receive Ongoing, Emotional Support focuses on positive affirmations and leadership development.
During their visit, the middle schoolers led interactive activities designed to help the younger students build self-esteem and practice communication.
The middle schoolers also found the experience rewarding. “It felt amazing to help them feel confident,” said one HEROES student. “Plus, they’re really funny and full of energy!”
The visit ended with high-fives, smiles, and a few heartfelt hugs. Both the kindergartners and the HEROES students left with a renewed sense of positivity, proving that no matter your age, kindness is a superpower worth sharing.
Mr. Miller and his HEROES Class traveled over to Bangor West this afternoon to visit Mrs. Kiekiszewski and her 3rd grade class.
A fun time was had by all students as the HEROES did a "Positive Affirmations" lesson with the 3rd graders. Just take a look at all of the smiles in these pictues!
