John Glenn Boys soccer started the 2026 season with a win over Bad Axe 6-4 on Thursday August 20 at Hatchett Stadium in Bad Axe, ushering in a new Era of Glenn Soccer. The team needed a game to gel with new leaders on and off the field. The first half proved a bit rocky as players adjusted to a new tactics plan and the physical demands of an 80 minute physical contest.
Trailing 3-1 at half time, the Bobcats took the half to focus on what went right and where they were one touch or one cycle away from finding success. The boys also discussed non verbal messages being sent and confronted the need to focus on their new team identity. The result was a powerful and abrupt shift for the team and an explosion of 4 goals over the first 20 minutes of the second half with controlled passing setting up run after run for a speedy up top trio. The Bobcats added another goal with about 6 minutes remaining to double up the opposition 6-3. Bad Axe would get a a goal in the final minute during some reserves time for both teams.
The Bobcats got contributions on the scoreboard from several players, which has been a focus in early season practice. The Bobcats got two goals each from Dylan Wood and Paul Nori and goals from Damien Albrecht and Justin Wingeier. The Bobcats had assists from multiple places as well. Barrett Yaklin, Wyatt Jeske and Aethon Wallaker each had two assists while Brayden Lang and Albrecht also had a helper each as part of some very strong passing cycles leading to goals.
The Bobcats will next put on the cleats on for the Bay County Tournament on Saturday at Bay Area Soccer Complex.
Trailing 3-1 at half time, the Bobcats took the half to focus on what went right and where they were one touch or one cycle away from finding success. The boys also discussed non verbal messages being sent and confronted the need to focus on their new team identity. The result was a powerful and abrupt shift for the team and an explosion of 4 goals over the first 20 minutes of the second half with controlled passing setting up run after run for a speedy up top trio. The Bobcats added another goal with about 6 minutes remaining to double up the opposition 6-3. Bad Axe would get a a goal in the final minute during some reserves time for both teams.
The Bobcats got contributions on the scoreboard from several players, which has been a focus in early season practice. The Bobcats got two goals each from Dylan Wood and Paul Nori and goals from Damien Albrecht and Justin Wingeier. The Bobcats had assists from multiple places as well. Barrett Yaklin, Wyatt Jeske and Aethon Wallaker each had two assists while Brayden Lang and Albrecht also had a helper each as part of some very strong passing cycles leading to goals.
The Bobcats will next put on the cleats on for the Bay County Tournament on Saturday at Bay Area Soccer Complex.

π£ATTENTIONπ£
A reminder to students and families as we begin school next week: The attendance entrance is temporarily on the side of the new addition until construction is completed. Parent drop-off/pick-up during normal drop-off/pick-up times is set to stay the same as previous years.
A reminder to students and families as we begin school next week: The attendance entrance is temporarily on the side of the new addition until construction is completed. Parent drop-off/pick-up during normal drop-off/pick-up times is set to stay the same as previous years.

πΎReminders for next week!πΎ
Students and families are welcome to join us Monday, August 24th for a Welcome Back Walk-Through. Due to the construction during registration, we want to give our students an opportunity to find their locker and classrooms prior to the first day. We will have staff around to help navigate and answer questions!
We look forward to welcoming all students back on Tuesday, August 25th for the first day of school! Let's have a great year, Bobcats!πΎπ
Students and families are welcome to join us Monday, August 24th for a Welcome Back Walk-Through. Due to the construction during registration, we want to give our students an opportunity to find their locker and classrooms prior to the first day. We will have staff around to help navigate and answer questions!
We look forward to welcoming all students back on Tuesday, August 25th for the first day of school! Let's have a great year, Bobcats!πΎπ

The first blood drive of the school year will take place on Thursday, September 10, 2026 in the JGHS gym.
See the flyer below for details.
If you would like to schedule an appointment, please use this link: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11643183
See the flyer below for details.
If you would like to schedule an appointment, please use this link: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11643183

Happening this week at Bangor Township SchoolsπΎ

The JGHS Homecoming Parade will take place on Friday, September 18, 2026.
If you would like to have an entry in the parade, please see the flyer below.
Go Bobcats!

πΎ BACK TO SCHOOL AT JGHS! πΎ
Weβre getting ready to welcome our Bobcats back! Hereβs what JGHS students and families need to know as we kick off the 2026-27 school year.
π REGISTRATION
Students can stop in during their designated time to:
Receive their locker assignment and combination
Get their student ID
Have their photo taken for the yearbook
Obtain a parking permit (if eligible). Students will need their driver's license, registration and $10.
Pick up a new Chromebook (incoming new 9th graders and new students only-- Freshmen, please bring your old Chromebook to registration so it can be updated)
ποΈ IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION UPDATE:
Due to ongoing construction at the high school, registration will take place only in the Main Gym and Auxiliary Gym. Please follow the entrance and parking directions when you arrive.
π WELCOME BACK WALK-THROUGH
Monday, August 24 | 10 a.m.β1 p.m.
This event will give students an opportunity to find their locker and classrooms. We anticipate these areas being open and ready during this time.
π FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
Tuesday, August 25
ποΈ MORE CONSTRUCTION CHANGES:
Construction is continuing in the Main Office/Den area, so temporary entrances will be used for bus and attendance. These entrances will remain in place until construction is complete. Please do not use the area marked under construction.
Weβre excited to see our Bobcats back in the building! ππΎ
Weβre getting ready to welcome our Bobcats back! Hereβs what JGHS students and families need to know as we kick off the 2026-27 school year.
π REGISTRATION
Students can stop in during their designated time to:
Receive their locker assignment and combination
Get their student ID
Have their photo taken for the yearbook
Obtain a parking permit (if eligible). Students will need their driver's license, registration and $10.
Pick up a new Chromebook (incoming new 9th graders and new students only-- Freshmen, please bring your old Chromebook to registration so it can be updated)
ποΈ IMPORTANT CONSTRUCTION UPDATE:
Due to ongoing construction at the high school, registration will take place only in the Main Gym and Auxiliary Gym. Please follow the entrance and parking directions when you arrive.
π WELCOME BACK WALK-THROUGH
Monday, August 24 | 10 a.m.β1 p.m.
This event will give students an opportunity to find their locker and classrooms. We anticipate these areas being open and ready during this time.
π FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
Tuesday, August 25
ποΈ MORE CONSTRUCTION CHANGES:
Construction is continuing in the Main Office/Den area, so temporary entrances will be used for bus and attendance. These entrances will remain in place until construction is complete. Please do not use the area marked under construction.
Weβre excited to see our Bobcats back in the building! ππΎ




Are you a Bobcat with school pride that you can't hide?
Do you want to make the school a better place for years to come?
Do you want to get volunteer hours and a fire resume line while hanging out with friends?
Then it's time to join Link Crew! Incoming Juniors and Seniors can join the crew and lead the next generation of Bobcats. It will only take 12 hours over 3 days to learn how to teach the incoming Freshmen to be leaders at the school just like you.
View the link here to apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclZb3-BNsP1YA6hD3dNg234ZWcg1SnHjX9h6d6CWsjO0-PGA/viewform
Application Deadline: Wednesday, July 22, 2026 by midnight
High school lasts four years, but leadership lasts forever!
Do you want to make the school a better place for years to come?
Do you want to get volunteer hours and a fire resume line while hanging out with friends?
Then it's time to join Link Crew! Incoming Juniors and Seniors can join the crew and lead the next generation of Bobcats. It will only take 12 hours over 3 days to learn how to teach the incoming Freshmen to be leaders at the school just like you.
View the link here to apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSclZb3-BNsP1YA6hD3dNg234ZWcg1SnHjX9h6d6CWsjO0-PGA/viewform
Application Deadline: Wednesday, July 22, 2026 by midnight
High school lasts four years, but leadership lasts forever!

We're Hiring! Join the Bobcat Team! πΎ
Bangor Township Schools is seeking an Assistant Principal/Athletic Director. This leadership position plays a vital role in supporting student success by overseeing our athletic programs and assisting in the daily leadership of the high school. We're looking for a passionate educational leader who is committed to building a positive school culture, supporting coaches and student-athletes, and helping all students thrive.
π Application Deadline: Friday, July 24, 2026
β‘οΈ Application Information: https://www.bangorschools.org/page/employment
#BangorTownshipSchools #BobcatNation #NowHiring
Bangor Township Schools is seeking an Assistant Principal/Athletic Director. This leadership position plays a vital role in supporting student success by overseeing our athletic programs and assisting in the daily leadership of the high school. We're looking for a passionate educational leader who is committed to building a positive school culture, supporting coaches and student-athletes, and helping all students thrive.
π Application Deadline: Friday, July 24, 2026
β‘οΈ Application Information: https://www.bangorschools.org/page/employment
#BangorTownshipSchools #BobcatNation #NowHiring

Today's the day!
If available to donate, the Versiti staff will welcome you on the big pink bus in the CMMS parking lot.
If available to donate, the Versiti staff will welcome you on the big pink bus in the CMMS parking lot.

Don't Forget!
Upcoming blood drive at CMMS via the Versiti bus.
Schedule an appointment here: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11638691
Upcoming blood drive at CMMS via the Versiti bus.
Schedule an appointment here: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11638691

Back to School Scheduleβ¬οΈ

Upcoming blood drive at CMMS via the Versiti bus.
Schedule an appointment here: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11638691
Schedule an appointment here: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11638691

βοΈ Welcome Home, Bobcats!
Our John Glenn High School students have returned from an unforgettable adventure in Costa Rica through the Spanish Department! Throughout the trip, students had the opportunity to immerse themselves in a new culture while exploring the country's beautiful landscapes, experiencing traditional foods, and learning about Costa Rican customs and traditions firsthand.
Travel experiences like these provide incredible opportunities to broaden perspectives, practice language skills, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
A special thank you goes to Ms. Johnson and Mrs. Brunette for leading this amazing experience and investing their time and energy to make it possible. We are also grateful to the families and supporters who helped make this trip a reality.
We can't wait to hear about all of the memories and experiences our students brought back with them. β€οΈπΎ
#BobcatNation #JGHS #CostaRica #GlobalLearning
Our John Glenn High School students have returned from an unforgettable adventure in Costa Rica through the Spanish Department! Throughout the trip, students had the opportunity to immerse themselves in a new culture while exploring the country's beautiful landscapes, experiencing traditional foods, and learning about Costa Rican customs and traditions firsthand.
Travel experiences like these provide incredible opportunities to broaden perspectives, practice language skills, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
A special thank you goes to Ms. Johnson and Mrs. Brunette for leading this amazing experience and investing their time and energy to make it possible. We are also grateful to the families and supporters who helped make this trip a reality.
We can't wait to hear about all of the memories and experiences our students brought back with them. β€οΈπΎ
#BobcatNation #JGHS #CostaRica #GlobalLearning









π©Έ2026-27 Blood Drive Datesπ©Έ
Mark your calendars for our 2026-2027 Blood Drives and help make a difference in the lives of others. β€οΈ One donation can save multiple lives, and we hope you'll join us throughout the year!
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September 10
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November 12
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January 20
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March 18
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May 18
More information will be shared closer to each drive. Thank you for helping support our community! #BobcatNation #GiveBlood #SaveLives π©Έβ€οΈ

πΈπGraduation photos are now ready to view! ππΈ
Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I01aZMOORIbomGPOdmlm-Vu3ksD_AV3E?usp=drive_link
Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1I01aZMOORIbomGPOdmlm-Vu3ksD_AV3E?usp=drive_link

We are proud to celebrate two outstanding Work-Based Learning students, Keagan Jankens and Connor Dean, who were honored at the Wildfire Credit Awards Ceremony!
Both students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, professionalism, and commitment throughout their Work-Based Learning experiences. We are excited to share that each has been offered full-time employment following graduation!
Congratulations to Keagan and Connor on this well-deserved recognition and exciting next step. We are so proud of you and wish you the very best as you begin your careers!
Both students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, professionalism, and commitment throughout their Work-Based Learning experiences. We are excited to share that each has been offered full-time employment following graduation!
Congratulations to Keagan and Connor on this well-deserved recognition and exciting next step. We are so proud of you and wish you the very best as you begin your careers!
π Commencement Information π
We are excited to celebrate our Class of 2026 graduating class tomorrow! We encourage all guests to arrive early to allow time for parking and seating prior to the ceremony (gates open at 4:30 PM). There will be two golf carts in use to help escort guests to the entrance who may need assistance.
We look forward to celebrating with you!π
Live Stream Link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mi/bay-city/organization/5238/john-glenn-high-school/watch?ib=3994426
#JGHS #ClassOf2026 #GraduationDay #Commencement See less
We are excited to celebrate our Class of 2026 graduating class tomorrow! We encourage all guests to arrive early to allow time for parking and seating prior to the ceremony (gates open at 4:30 PM). There will be two golf carts in use to help escort guests to the entrance who may need assistance.
We look forward to celebrating with you!π
Live Stream Link: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mi/bay-city/organization/5238/john-glenn-high-school/watch?ib=3994426
#JGHS #ClassOf2026 #GraduationDay #Commencement See less






Please join us in congratulating Annasophia Heckerthorn on being selected to participate in the international Youth For Understanding program!π
In June 2026, Annasophia will travel to Germany as part of this incredible two-week cultural exchange program, which is supported through a partnership between the German and U.S. governments. During the program, students will explore German history, culture, and everyday life through educational workshops, tours, and homestays with local families.
This is an outstanding achievement and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. We are so proud of Annasophia and look forward to hearing about her experiences abroad. Congratulations, Annasophia! βοΈπ
In June 2026, Annasophia will travel to Germany as part of this incredible two-week cultural exchange program, which is supported through a partnership between the German and U.S. governments. During the program, students will explore German history, culture, and everyday life through educational workshops, tours, and homestays with local families.
This is an outstanding achievement and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. We are so proud of Annasophia and look forward to hearing about her experiences abroad. Congratulations, Annasophia! βοΈπ

We are so excited to celebrate our senior's post-grad plans today at Decision Day! As a reminder, this event will take place in the JGHS gym immediately following Senior Awards. We look forward to seeing you there!πΎπ

