JUNIOR CLASS FLOAT BUILDING:
Colton Gray's
(the green barn)
10062 Watson Rd
Hanover, MI 49241
Sunday, September 21st from 12:00-4:00
Monday, September 22nd from 6:00-8:00
Tuesday: No float building
Wednesday, September 24th from 6:00-8:00
Thursday, September 25th from 6:00-8:00
FLOAT DONATIONS:
Roll of White or Black Paper
Green plastic rectangle tablecloth
balloons - purple, yellow, gold, white
Air tank to blow them up
Black/White paint
Paint Brushes
wire - thicker gauge
wire cutters
scissors
poster board
brown and white construction paper
staple gun
Gorilla Tape
streamers - purple, white, yellow
PIG RAFFLE
Please sell raffle tickets. This is an easy fundraiser and has the potential to generate a lot of money to help our kids pay for prom. Tickets are $25 a piece and two winners will win over $300 in value in customizable meat. Scan the QR code to order online or give cash to a junior to give to Avery. If paying with cash we will need the customer's name, email, and phone number. If you need an order form, they can be found in the high school office. We would like to sell 100 tickets, so please ask friends and family. Payment must be made before the drawing to be included. The drawing is coming up soon. It is Monday September 26th, so start selling! Thanks for your help!
Induction Information:
The National Honor Society is a national organization that honors students' scholarship, character, service, and leadership. Juniors and seniors with a 3.0 or higher GPA were invited to apply to join this prestigious organization. Students who applied should check their email. Families of returning and new members are invited to attend this celebration next Wednesday at 6 PM in the Hive of Innovation
Good morning, friendly reminder that we strongly encourage you to please complete the Educational Benefits Form (2-3 mins) at the link provided below by 9/19/25 if not done already. This form helps us secure critical school funding for your child. Go to https://concord.familyportal.cloud (no need to login!), then click on "Apply for Benefits" & follow all prompts.
Additional information from our Food Service Department is available here: https://5il.co/3pio5.
Thank you! :)
Friday September 19th
Good afternoon! We strongly encourage you to please complete the Educational Benefits Form (2-3 mins) at the link provided below by 9/19/25, which helps secure critical school funding for your child. Go to https://concord.familyportal.cloud (no need to login!), then click on "Apply for Benefits" & follow all prompts.
Additional information from our Food Service Department is available here: https://5il.co/3pio5.
Thank you! :)
Jr. Jacket Cheerleaders and Flag Football players with their team shirts on will get free entrance into the game!
The Game begins at 7:00 PM!
Link:
https://forms.gle/orFss6CruvncbVUv5
Good Morning Yellow Jacket Families!
I hope everyone had a terrific Labor Day Weekend!! We are excited to have our YellowJackets back in the HIVE for Week #3. We have done really well with the dress code, cell phones, and our hallway behaviors over the first two weeks of school. We need to keep the momentum and really focus on common communal spaces like lining up to get lunch or lining up off from the playground. The key is no roughhousing. It is tough when there are so many kids in line waiting to come in or get lunch, but I'm certain with some more practice we will reach our goal.
If you have time this week to discuss how to wait patiently while lining up with your student, it will help us reinforce the expectation. Teaching and practicing these expectations will lead to a better school environment for our students, so we appreciate your support.
It is a very busy week in our HIVE! Below you will find all of the information you need to make sure you do not miss any major events or learning opportunities.
YellowJacket of the Week starts this week! We have made some changes to the system that celebrates the traits we would like to develop in our students. The traits come from our Learner Profile. The profile shares the top five attributes we think all Concord Students should have to be successful. In the past, we had many learning areas and traits that helped build up those skills. We are now simplifying those traits and slowing down the presentation of learning targets so students have more time to develop these skills. Thus, the YellowJacket of the Week is focused on growth and building these skills. This week we begin by introducing Communicate and one of the traits students need to communicate which is Observant. The definition of Observant is attached. Be on the look out for our students that are recognized for being observant.
By paying close attention to the things around us, we can see how our actions impact others in places like the lunch line or hallways. Being observant allows us to make good choices so we keep ourselves and others safe.
Important Dates to Remember:
9/1/25
No School Labor Day
9/2/25
Flag Football Starts at 6:00 cost $25
9/3/25
K-8 Picture Day
Wellness Wednesday (information shared by the Classroom Teacher if they are participating)
Early Release at 2:05
GSRP and Preschool Open House 4-6
9/5/25
Community Tailgate and The Friday Night Under the Lights Celebration for our Seniors and Kindergarten students. We hope everyone will come and celebrate our first home football game! Food is free at the Tailgate. See the flyer for more information!
#ONEHIVE
Dr. Rebecca Adams-Hutchinson
K-8 Principal, Superintendent
Concord Community Schools
Good Morning Yellow Jacket Families!
Last week was an outstanding week!! Our focus for week #2 will be to continue to master the processes and procedures in common areas like the hallways, lunchroom and playground. Our handbook notes the following critical points in these areas.
Hallways
All students above 3rd grade must use an e-pass or classroom pass. No exceptions.
No loitering. This means no hanging out in the hallway.
Violations will result in a discipline referral.
No roughhousing!
Cafeteria
Wait in a single line to enter the food area.
Keep all food on your tray. No throwing!
Clean up after yourself.
Use socially acceptable manners when talking (watch your words and volume).
If you have time this week to discuss these policies with your student, it will help us reinforce the expectation. Teaching and practicing these expectations, will lead to a better school environment for our students.
We had very little issue with the dress code or cell phones last week. I really appreciate your help and support with this. I have attached some posters of the policies for a reminder. As we head into week #2, we want to make sure students understand the expectation.
Important Dates to Remember
8/29/25-9/1/25 No School Labor Day
9/3/25 K-8 Picture Day and Early Release
#ONEHIVE
Dr. Rebecca Adams-Hutchinson
K-8 Principal, Superintendent
Concord Community Schools
