Huskie News

Thank you to our school board members Jerry Loyselle, Nate Tester, Barb Giles, Amanda Staley, Heather Corbat, Julayne Goward, and Bridget McPherson! Your support and care for our students does not go unnoticed!

Honoring Our Generous Sponsors for the AED Donation

We are excited to announce the addition of four new Automated External Defibrillators (AED) to our facilities. This essential life-saving equipment will significantly enhance the safety of our community. This achievement was made possible by the generosity and support of three outstanding sponsors who played a vital role in bringing this initiative to life.

With the support of the Gratiot Community Foundation and the Breckenridge Education Association, Carla Giles wrote grants for three traveling AED’s designated for our athletic teams, ensuring they are equipped when attending events. With the support of BCS Sports Boosters, we were also able to add another AED to service our community. This will allow each of our buildings to have two permanent AED’s along with three additional to travel with teams or be stationed at a specific event on our grounds.

The Gratiot Community Foundation, Breckenridge Education Association, and the BCS Sports Boosters have demonstrated its dedication as supporters of community health and safety initiatives. Their commitment to ensuring accessible emergency response tools demonstrates their care for the well-being of those around them. We are immensely grateful for their generous contribution to this essential cause. The generosity of each of these organizations has been instrumental in ensuring that we are better prepared for emergencies. Their commitment to safety and community welfare is invaluable, and we extend our heartfelt thanks for their support.

As we look forward to celebrating Heart Month in February, we are eager to showcase our sponsors and the new AEDs. We invite students and staff to wear RED on Friday, February 7 to show their support for heart health awareness.

Making a Difference

With these AEDs in place, our facility is now better equipped to respond to cardiac emergencies, potentially saving lives when seconds matter the most. This donation serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that community-driven support can have on public health and safety.

We extend our deepest gratitude to our sponsors for their unwavering support. Their contributions have helped create a safer space for everyone, and we encourage our community to support these organizations in return.

Thank you once again to our incredible sponsors for their generosity and commitment to saving lives!

Below you will find links to important documents and information for you and your student athletes. If you have any questions regarding physicals, registration fees, eligibility, or any other athletic process, please contact Ms. Short or Mr. Baldwin in the High School Office.

February 5

• MS Yearbook Candids and Group Photos

February 6

• Mt. Pleasant CTE Open House - 5:30-8:00

February 7

• FFA Career Fair - During School Hours in HS Gym
• 5th Quarter after the JV/Varsity Basketball Game

February 8

• High School Band Solo Festival

February 10

• No Mt. Pleasant CTE

February 12

• Breckenridge Elementary PTO Meeting - American Legion, 6:00 p.m.

February 13

• FFA Regional Contest - Delta College, 10:00 a.m.

February 14

• Half Day of School

February 14

• HS Student Council Dance

February 17

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• Regular Board Meeting, 6:00 p.m. in MS/HS Library

February 18

• Freshman Orientation Meeting (Current 8th grade students) - MS/HS Library, 6:30 p.m.

Febraury 28

• MS Fun Friday - MS Gym, 3:15-5:00

Click the photo above to see February breakfast & lunch menus for the elementary and middle/high school!

Breckenridge-Wheeler Area, submit your ART designs, due March 1st.

Brochures can be picked up at the Village Office, the Howe Memorial

Library, and at the High School and Elementary School offices.

You can filter by allergen, build a meal to see nutrition facts, and even print the menu to hang right on the fridge!

Directory information can be provided upon request to any individual, other than a for-profit organization, even without the written consent of a parent. Parents may refuse to allow the Board to disclose any or all of such “directory information” upon written notification to the Board. For further information about the items included within the category of directory information and instructions on how to prohibit its release you may wish to consult the Board’s annual Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) notice can be found in building offices.

Did you know it's easier than ever to help your school out using the Box Tops for Education app? CLICK HERE to go to the website, which will provide links to download the app and instructions on how to get started!

Did you know that PowerSchool, our student information system, makes it easy for you to monitor your student's grades and attendance? You can also see the daily announcements so you will always know what is going on at the school. The PowerSchool app can be easily loaded onto your phone so the information will be at your fingertips. Click here for a quick video showing you how to set the app up on your phone. The school code is WMKP.

Did you know you can access the latest sports schedules, updates from administration, and lunch menus right from our new App?! The BCS app offers everything from documents to schedules to menus and more. Search "Breckenridge Community Schools" in your app store and download the app so you can stay in the know with all the happenings at Breckenridge Community Schools!

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Click HERE to download on Google Play.

Click HERE to download on the Apple App Store.

Unfortunately as we head into colder months, the number of illnesses rise. If your student is ill, please keep them home. Promptly call the school with any symptoms your child is experiencing (fever, vomiting, sore throat, body ache, cough) and keep them home until they're symptom free for 24 hours without the use of fever reducers. If you take your student to the doctor for their symptoms, please have your student turn in the doctor's note to the office when they return to school. This will ensure the absence does not negatively affect them for truancy purposes.