Mrs. Starks' home room has been working on transition skills throughout the school year, developing skills to be ready for employment and to pursue careers and personal hobbies in a self-determined way. The students are engaging in career exploration to understand interests and abilities when learning about potential future employment opportunities and life skills.
For December, our entire school is focused on the Portrait of a Graduate focus "Community". The Level 2 room is partnering with a local church to provide Community Service by cleaning and rearranging the church after Community events in December. The students have worked hard to build their skills and it is impressive to see their progress and commendable behavior while at the local church.
For December, our entire school is focused on the Portrait of a Graduate focus "Community". The Level 2 room is partnering with a local church to provide Community Service by cleaning and rearranging the church after Community events in December. The students have worked hard to build their skills and it is impressive to see their progress and commendable behavior while at the local church.
Bus 41 (Luca) is running 45 minutes late this morning (12/5/25)
Rudyard Area Schools will be on a 2 hour delay today, Friday, December 5, 2025 due to visibility.
Rudyard Area Schools will be on a 2 hour delay today due to visibility in the north half of our district. Buses will arrive 2 hours later than normal.
A busy building is a good building! Excited for all the fun events at our school!
Excited for this Art Club event!
Many of you in the community have reached out asking if the MITES club has any cutting boards available (Christmas Presents). Well, good news! Our MITES club will be selling cribbage, cutting, and butcher block boards tonight at the home basketball game (12/2).
They did it! The students (with help of our great community), raised an actual TON of food for our local food banks! Just over 2100 pounds of food was delivered today. There was so much food they needed to use a school bus to haul it all.
It was great to see so many student organizations and classes work together to reach our goal!
Can't wait to see what the students will work on next!
Reminder Rudyard Area Schools:
Nov 24, 25, 26 are all 1/2 Days of School.
P/T Conferences Nov 24: 12:30-6:30
P/T Conferences Nov 25: 12:30 - 3:30
No School on Nov 27-28 (Thanksgiving Break)
Nov 24, 25, 26 are all 1/2 Days of School.
P/T Conferences Nov 24: 12:30-6:30
P/T Conferences Nov 25: 12:30 - 3:30
No School on Nov 27-28 (Thanksgiving Break)
Our CTE Allied Students had a great industry demonstration and practice workshop with Kinross EMS staff this week. Students were learning about proper airway emergencies techniques!
Nice Job everyone! Students in this regional CTE program hosted at Rudyard come from Rudyard, Sault Ste Marie, OCS, and Brimley High Schools.
We appreciate that Central Saving Bank and Superior Insurance Agency are stepping up and partnering with CLMCAA to bring a mobile food pantry to Rudyard High School on November 22nd. Pick up will take place in the bus loop along 2nd Street. Families will not need to exit their cars; volunteers will bring the food directly to you.
The Civics held a mock Senate Education Committee this week, with witnesses and a discharge vote to the Senate floor.
The Creditor Party, the majority, gave speeches in favor of the bill, while the Non-Creditors gave speeches urging the bill's defeat.
Mr. Brzuchalski, LSSU student teacher, lead the class with Mr. DeYoung.
The Bill (quick version) "the Creditor party receives 5pts extra credit on assignments".
The bill did not pass in the whole student Senate!
It was great to see the students taking part in the debate and simulation for the students.
The Creditor Party, the majority, gave speeches in favor of the bill, while the Non-Creditors gave speeches urging the bill's defeat.
Mr. Brzuchalski, LSSU student teacher, lead the class with Mr. DeYoung.
The Bill (quick version) "the Creditor party receives 5pts extra credit on assignments".
The bill did not pass in the whole student Senate!
It was great to see the students taking part in the debate and simulation for the students.
In Mrs. Kuehne’s homeroom, students receive the individualized support they need to be successful in school and beyond. That support can look different each day, from clarifying assignments to helping students set attainable goals to having meaningful conversations about their interests or simply providing a safe space where they can be themselves.
One of the major highlights this year has been their Classroom Economy. The Classroom Economy is a digital, real-world simulation that teaches financial responsibility through engaging, hands-on learning.
At the start of the year, they work together to identify the classroom jobs that will best support a smooth and positive learning environment. I enter the jobs and descriptions into the system, and students apply for the roles that interest them. Each applicant must submit a cover letter, résumé, and job application. When more than one student applies for a position, they hold job interviews.
Once a student is offered a position, they begin receiving bi-weekly paychecks. With each paycheck, they must budget. Every student has a virtual savings account where they decide how much to deposit in order to pay bills, meet goals, or build long-term savings. On paydays, students can also shop at our school store, using the money they’ve earned.
Keep up the great work everyone!
One of the major highlights this year has been their Classroom Economy. The Classroom Economy is a digital, real-world simulation that teaches financial responsibility through engaging, hands-on learning.
At the start of the year, they work together to identify the classroom jobs that will best support a smooth and positive learning environment. I enter the jobs and descriptions into the system, and students apply for the roles that interest them. Each applicant must submit a cover letter, résumé, and job application. When more than one student applies for a position, they hold job interviews.
Once a student is offered a position, they begin receiving bi-weekly paychecks. With each paycheck, they must budget. Every student has a virtual savings account where they decide how much to deposit in order to pay bills, meet goals, or build long-term savings. On paydays, students can also shop at our school store, using the money they’ve earned.
Keep up the great work everyone!
Our students and staff are off to a great start! Over 200 pounds of food collected in just two days! Well, on their way to collecting an actual ton for our local food banks!
If you would like to donate, please stop by the high school office. Alternatively, if you would like to donate money, we can
If you would like to donate, please stop by the high school office. Alternatively, if you would like to donate money, we can
Picture Retakes are on Nov 13th, this is for all students who missed our first day, or would like to take another photo.
Thanks for the 9th Grade class for putting this event together!
Public is welcome to attend this student lead event today at 1:30 PM.
Our students are on a mission to raise an actual ton of food over the next two weeks!
They’ve recognized the growing need in our local food pantries and are stepping up to help, this effort is completely student-driven.
If you’d like to support them, food donations can be dropped off at the high school office. Monetary donations are also welcome ,our students will take care of the shopping for you!
Thank you for helping make a difference in our community!
They’ve recognized the growing need in our local food pantries and are stepping up to help, this effort is completely student-driven.
If you’d like to support them, food donations can be dropped off at the high school office. Monetary donations are also welcome ,our students will take care of the shopping for you!
Thank you for helping make a difference in our community!
We appreciate that Central Saving Bank and Superior Insurance Agency are stepping up and partnering with CLMCAA to bring a mobile food pantry to Rudyard Area Schools on November 22nd. Pick up will take place in the bus loop along 2nd Street. Families will not need to exit their cars; volunteers will bring the food directly to you.
A huge thank you to all of our amazing Bulldog Sports Booster sponsors for supporting Rudyard Athletics! Your generosity helps provide our student-athletes with the equipment, uniforms, and opportunities they need to succeed.
The Sports Boosters play a vital role in keeping our programs strong — from running concessions at games to organizing fundraisers that directly support every team. Profits from concessions are reinvested directly in our athletes, helping to cover the costs of uniforms, equipment, and other essential needs.
We’re always looking for more volunteers and sponsors to join the effort! It truly takes a community team to keep our sports (band and other clubs) programs thriving.
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor or helping with concessions, please contact Brook Kirschner, Heather Suggitt, or Kylee McKee for more information. 906-478-3771
Thank you to everyone who gives their time, energy, and support. Its always a good day to be a Bulldog!
The Sports Boosters play a vital role in keeping our programs strong — from running concessions at games to organizing fundraisers that directly support every team. Profits from concessions are reinvested directly in our athletes, helping to cover the costs of uniforms, equipment, and other essential needs.
We’re always looking for more volunteers and sponsors to join the effort! It truly takes a community team to keep our sports (band and other clubs) programs thriving.
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor or helping with concessions, please contact Brook Kirschner, Heather Suggitt, or Kylee McKee for more information. 906-478-3771
Thank you to everyone who gives their time, energy, and support. Its always a good day to be a Bulldog!
