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• 5/20 - Baccalaureate
• 5/22- Early Release
• 5/22- Honors Convocation
• 5/23- NWHS Graduation
• 5/27- NO SCHOOL for Memorial Day
• 5/29- Early Release
• 5/29- NWC Graduation
• 6/5- Early Release
• 6/6- 1/2 Day of School & LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!

Congratulations to NWHS Choir, Vocal Dimension, on their performance last Saturday with the Jackson Symphony Orchestra featuring the Music of Queen!

This year we had 5 students make it to All-State Honors Choir. NW had 5 out of the 80 students that qualified for All-State. To qualify these students had to make it through 2 rounds of auditions. This past weekend they performed at Michigan State University with renowned choral conductor Dr. Joe Miller.

Our five students were:

• Will Atwood
• Nick MacMillan
• Nathan Pierce
• Raeghan Waldron
• Ryleigh Woodruff

NWEE Students, Calvin Dyer, Lake Watkins, Elise Abend, Abigail Walker, Avery King, Josie Barkley along with their Coach, Mr. Brian Grenke, represented the Mountie Nation at the FIRST Lego League Expo on Saturday, May 11th. Way to go, Mounties!!

The Jackson NW Clay Crushers took 7 athletes to SCTP Midwest Regionals to compete against teams from across the Midwest. We competed in Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays and Katie Marshall cinched the 3rd place medal in Ladies Varsity Skeet. There were many top 10 finishes for the team including Varsity skeet squad of Gary Munson, Katie Marshall and Logan Bradford taking 5th overall squad. Preston Scott with a 4th place Men's JV finish and Berkley Brousseau with a 5th place Rookie Trap finish.

Michigan Reconnect is your ticket to a tuition-free college degree or certificate! The Reconnect program provides eligible students with a chance to work toward an associate degree or Pell-eligible skills certificate at in-district community colleges, tuition-free.