Stockbridge Community Schools
Baseball Off to Slow Start
The Stockbridge baseball team has gotten off to a slow start for the season with a 1-9 record. The Panthers dropped a pair in the season opener falling to Lake City 3-2 and 18-3 April 5. Lake City scored three in the fourth in the opener, but the Panthers rallied for two in the sixth […]
Arts Council spotlights the Stockbridge High School Jazz Band
On Sunday, April 14, the Stockbridge Area Arts Council hosted a free event for those in the area to come out and listen to the Stockbridge High School Jazz Band. It was a beautiful, sunny day outdoors, but these talented jazz students made it worthwhile for attendees to step out of the sunshine and into […]
Staff Spotlight: Fifth grade teacher Emily Shepherd is not one to sit still for long
by Don Porter Emily Shepherd, a fifth grade teacher at Heritage School took an interesting path to becoming a teacher in Stockbridge. She grew up all over in Michigan; she was born in Muskegon, then lived in Grosse Pointe, Cheboygan and Jackson due to her father’s job. Shepherd had to adjust to new schools and […]
From the Superintendent’s Desk
Stockbridge schools using structured approach to reinforce, teach positive behaviors Hello Stockbridge Families, Stockbridge Community Schools desires to foster a positive and supportive environment to promote the success and well-being of our students and staff. The Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) framework is a tool that we use to cultivate a culture of positivity, […]
Is Social Media Real?
Published in Uncaged, March 2024 Influencers’ impact of teens by Macy Cipta, Uncaged Editor-in-Chief This article is being reprinted, with minimal edits, from the Uncaged Student News March 2024 edition. After a long exhausting school day, junior Ethan Bradley lays comfortably on his couch scrolling endlessly on his social media feed for hours at a […]
Panther Cubs PTO sends out an S.O.S. asking the community for a lifeline
by Tina Cole-Mullins Recently the Panther Cubs PTO (Parent Teacher Organization) issued an SOS plea and a call to action for support and volunteerism on the group’s Facebook page. “For the last two years, our fearless foursome has given their all, pouring heart and soul into every PTO event,” Reaghan Walz shared. Walz is the […]
Stockbridge students attend State FFA Convention
by Eliana Johnson, FFA Chapter Reporter Since the creation of FFA in 1928, each state individually hosts an annual state convention. This year’s State FFA Convention was held at Michigan State University. All 127 chartered FFA chapters and more than 1,000 students in the state of Michigan attended, including the Stockbridge FFA Chapter. Over […]
You’re Invited to Kindergarten Round Up 2024: Thurs., March 14
For registration information, call the Emma Smith Elementary main office at 517-851-7735 or scan this code:
Stockbridge students attend the 96th Annual State FFA Convention
by Eliana Johnson, FFA Chapter Reporter Since the creation of FFA in 1928, each state individually hosts an annual state convention. This year’s State Convention was held at Michigan State University. All 127 chartered FFA Chapters and over 1,000 students in the state of Michigan attended, including the Stockbridge FFA Chapter. Over the course of […]
SURVIVAL OF THE SMARTEST
Published in Uncaged, February 2024 Academic competition between students by Kaitlyn Oversmith, Uncaged Reporter This article is being reprinted, with minimal edits, from the Uncaged Student News February 2024 edition. Competitiveness, the need to win and be the best, is something that comes naturally to humans. According to Sander van der Linden, a renowned social […]