Athletics Weekly Schedule
This week, we have been bringing some fun and excitement to breakfast as we celebrate National Breakfast Week! Join us for a special **Clue Theme Breakfast** where you can solve the mystery of deliciousness while trying something new!
🥑 **Introducing our Featured Item: Avocado Toast with Guacamole!** 🥑
This tasty treat will be served with a perfectly hard-boiled egg on the side for that extra protein kick! It’s a delicious way to start your day, and we can’t wait for you to try it.
🔍 Middle School Clue Challenge: going on until next Friday the 14th,
As you enjoy your breakfast, keep your eyes peeled for clues hidden around the cafeteria! Solve the breakfast mystery and have a chance to win a fun prize! 🕵️♂️🕵️♀️ #NationalBreakfastWeek #BreakfastFun #AvocadoToast #PRkidsEat #ClueChallenge
Natasha Carper, Food Service Director
CTC Students Earn EETC Certifications
Six students enrolled in the Power Sports and Equipment program at the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center recently earned a 4-stroke Engine Repair Certification from the Equipment and Engine Training Council (EETC).
EETC is a national organization whose mission is to address the shortage of qualified technicians in the outdoor power equipment industry.
Congratulations to Pine River's Sheen Pink!
Wexford-Missaukee CTC Students Earn CNA Certificates
Thirty-nine students in the Health Science Careers program at the Wexford-Missaukee Career Technical Center have become a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). Nursing assistants must complete a training course, including classroom instruction and 24 hours of clinical practice. Students participated in clinical at Wexford Senior Care Center and Autumnwood of McBain. As part of this training, students were required to perform personal care and participate in social activities with residents. This Health Science Careers program is proudly housed at Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital. See attached pictures:
Congratulations to Pine River's Nevaeh Rizor, Kasandra Proctor, Evelyn Emmert, and Brooklyn Wright from AM CTC. And congratulations to our Anika Prosch, Lucy Gray, and Abigail Hottmann from PM CTC. Great job!
The 17th Annual CTC Scholarship Golf Outing will take place May 17, 2025. See the attached flyer for more info and to sign up. Our Pine River students are fortunate to have such an awesome CTC program available. All proceeds are used to allow students to continue their education and training after high school or to purchase tools of the trade for employment!
The Pine River Area School District is kicking off National Breakfast Week 2025 by celebrating the famous Dr. Seuss birthday today. Green eggs and ham were on the menu today with some other delicious options including fruit, yogurt & granola parfaits and yogurt coffee parfaits. Thanks to Mrs. Carper for making breakfast fun. Yum!
Click on the following link for this week's MS Newsletter! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Dlx46Pr40pLJF1zqD2zHW7x3rPG-SdUyWWNKxwg400E/edit?usp=sharing
Click the link to see this week's Elementary newsletter!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SprEMsWfzMLq7nGWpnIJzee6qLHxVTN_8vxaoenCvg4/edit?usp=sharing
Tickets for the MHSAA District Championship game must be purchased on GoFan. You can search "Pine River" or use the following link. Hope you see the Herd in full force!
https://gofan.co/event/3257212?schoolId=MI10364
Due to injuries and illness the JV Girls Basketball game in NMC scheduled for Thursday February 27 has been CANCELLED. The Varsity team will play in Kent City as scheduled.
Due to a scheduling error in Charlevoix they are rescheduling todays MS wrestling meet for TOMORROW at 5:30 pm. Wrestlers will practice after school in the wrestling room until 5:15 today.
Click on the following link for this week's MS Newsletter! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1c3pOHTSAbN3fjWd3HZkBghZk1gWb08bCNCJooaG_EOU/edit?usp=sharing
Click the link to see this week's Elementary newsletter!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SprEMsWfzMLq7nGWpnIJzee6qLHxVTN_8vxaoenCvg4/edit?usp=sharing
Many thanks to our Pine River Area Schools Bus Drivers today as we celebrate them on School Bus Driver Day! They do an amazing job transporting our most precious cargo of students!
Weekly athletics for the week of 2/24
Pine River Area Schools Administration, in coordination with local law enforcement, conducted an extensive investigation this afternoon, including K-9 units. Law enforcement has confirmed that the information reported to Administration was unfounded and posed no threat to students or staff. Out of an abundance of caution, safety protocols were followed to ensure the well-being of everyone on campus. All practices and games will continue as scheduled this afternoon and evening.
“We are grateful for the swift response of our law enforcement and appreciate the cooperation and patience of our students, staff and parents during this HOLD procedure. ” said Superintendent Michelle Gill.
Pine River High School has returned to normal status. The investigation is wrapping up at the Middle School. More details to follow shortly.
Pine River Area Middle and High Schools continue in a HOLD status as an investigation continues. Students and staff are safe and returning to their classrooms. We anticipate the Hold will continue while Police authorities continue their investigation. We will continue to provide more updates as available.
Superintendent Michelle Gill
Pine River Area Middle and High Schools continue in a HOLD status as an investigation continues. Students and staff are safe, being served lunch and have access to restroom facilities. We anticipate the Hold will continue while Police authorities continue their investigation. We will continue to provide more updates as available.
Out of an abundance of caution, Pine River Area Schools has implemented a HOLD at the middle and high school facilities at approximately 11:35 a.m. today in order to investigate a statement that was found written in the school. HOLD means that students and staff will stay in their classrooms and continue business as usual. Police authorities are onsite and the investigation is ongoing. There is no immediate threat and school will continue as usual. During a Hold, students, staff and parents are not allowed in or out of the building. We will continue to update our school community and families as information becomes available. Thank you for your patience.
Superintendent Michelle Gill