Schools

Hunter is in Mrs. Heyrman’s fifth grade class and is the son of Joe & Beth Norton.

Olivia is a senior this year and Co-Captain of the MBS Ladycat Volleyball team. She has had a great experience with the internship program that was offered at MBS.

One senior, one junior, and one freshman make for a tight knit group of competitors. All three had a good showing at the recent Westwood Moose Tournament on Saturday, April 6.

Excellence in Education is a scholarship program run through Grow and Lead, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works towards helping youth, adults, and communities in the U.P. Based in Marquette, it organizes fundraisers to raise money for these scholarships throughout Marquette and Alger Counties. Most years two are given per school, however this year other area schools did not have enough seniors who met the requirements so three Munising students, Angus Horne, Alex Goss, and Cienna Schultz, were chosen to receive the award. Each student will receive a $1,500 scholarship and recognition for being in the top 5% of the class. A ceremony will be held at North Michigan University on April 29 where approximately 350 educators, students, and parents will attend to celebrate the students during a banquet in their honor.

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Munising’s Spanish 2 students enjoyed another Spanish Day on March 14 at Northern Michigan’s University Center where at least 10 different public schools attended. An estimated 200 attendants were at the event.

After eight weeks of brainstorming, prototyping and testing the Cyberstangs had a robot up and running. Cyberstangs team 6112 went to the Escanaba district event. There the Cyberstangs\had six wins and nine losses, and ended the competition ranked 19th.

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On Saturday, March 8, at Negaunee High, the Munising Mustangs displayed tremendous academic aptitude at the first official forensics meet. Bringing home the gold were Captain Hunter Merryman, Co-Captain Elizabeth Wing, and Grace Geshrick.