🌟 This week—and every week—we are grateful for the incredible team that makes Breckenridge Community Schools a special place to learn and grow! 💙💛
To our dedicated teachers, paraprofessionals, bus drivers, food service staff, custodians, secretaries, and administrators—thank you. Each of you plays a vital role in supporting our students and shaping their futures. Together, we create a safe, caring, and inspiring environment where learning thrives.
We also want to thank some of our amazing local businesses who have partnered with us in showing appreciation to our staff—thank you for supporting our school community. 🌱 Growing our future truly takes a village.
Go Huskies! 🐾
Wednesday Wall of Wonderful work superstars today!
🔥 Scavenger Hunt – Day 3!
Midweek fun is in full swing thanks to our student leadership team. Below are pictures of our students taking on Wednesday’s challenges with creativity and school spirit! Today's highlights are posters of gratitude. Keep it coming and the smiles growing! 😄 #ScavengerHunt #LeadershipInAction #HuskiePride
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#SummerAtAlma #AlmaCollege #SummerCamps #ExploreYourPassion
Good morning, Huskie fans!
Please note a slight change in the schedule for the Middle School Track Meet tomorrow, Thursday, May 8.
Gates will open at 3:30 PM, with field events beginning at 4:00 PM and running events starting at 5:00 PM.
Hey Huskie Fanks! Tonight's Baseball & Softball games have been rescheduled due to weather - we will now play Montabella on May 22! Softball will still have practice tonight until 4:30.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Your lunchtime senior prank was one for the books — clever, creative, and student-led. Wishing you all a happily ever after as you head into your next chapter!
#ClassOf2025 #SeniorPrankSuccess #HappilyEverAfter
🎉 Scavenger Hunt – Day 2!
Our student leaders are keeping the momentum going this Tuesday with more creative and meaningful missions!
🎓 Grades 6 & 11: Snap a pic with a BHS grad!
💌 Grades 7 & 12: Deliver gratitude with a thoughtful poster!
🎉 Grade 8: Selfie time with Mrs. Avina in a sombrero!
👥 Grade 9: Team up for a collaboration-themed group photo!
📸 Grade 10: Find a Davenport and strike a pose—two students this time!
Keep the energy up, leaders! 💪 #ScavengerHunt #StudentLeadership #BHSFun
🎉 Scavenger Hunt Kickoff – Day 1!
Our Student Leadership Team created a fun scavenger hunt of creative challenges to boost school collaboration and teamwork. Here are a few highlights from day 1.
📸 Grade 6 & 11: Selfie time with a Davenport!
🎓 Grades 7 & 12: Find and snap a pic with a proud BHS grad!
💌 Grade 8: Spreading kindness with a Gratitude Poster delivery!
🎉 Grade 9: Find Mrs. Avina in a sombrero and capture the moment!
👥 Grade 10: Showcase your advisory’s collaboration and teamwork in a group photo!
Let’s go, leaders! 💪 #StudentLeadership #HuskiePride
📚 The Book Fair is here! 🎉
Happening May 4th–9th, it’s the place to be! From new reads to timeless favorites, there’s something for every reader. Don’t miss out—come explore, shop, and celebrate the joy of reading!
#BookFair #ReadingRock #HuskiePride
📣 We're Hiring! 📣
Breckenridge Community Schools is looking for a passionate and dedicated MS/HS Special Education and Literacy Support Teacher to join our team for the 2025-2026 school year!
🏫 Position: Full-Time MS/HS Special Education & Literacy Support
📅 Start Date: August 19, 2025
📍 Location: Breckenridge, MI
💼 Deadline to Apply: May 14, 2025 (or until filled)
Are you student-centered, collaborative, and ready to make an impact through literacy and special education support? Join a school community that values growth, relationships, and innovation. Training in Orton-Gillingham methodology provided!
📝 Apply today at: www.breckhuskies.org/page/employment-opportunities
📧 Send materials to: fwillbanks@breckhuskies.org
#TeachingJobs #SpecialEducation #LiteracySupport #HuskiePride #JoinOurTeam
The May edition of the Huskie News is here! April was a busy month, so this issue includes highlights from both March and April - enjoy!
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Huskie Pups Learning Center is looking for an Assistant in their classroom. Find the entire posting with this link https://5il.co/3f921
Thank you to all our teachers and staff for all you do!
A couple reminders! If you ordered a yearbook it should have came home Friday May 2nd!
Ciao, future travelers!
Have you always dreamed of exploring Italy? Now’s your chance!
We’re inviting students who will be in high school in 2027, along with parents, grandparents, younger siblings (with a parent), and middle schoolers (with a parent) to join us on an unforgettable adventure through the best of Italy!
Trip Dates: June 7–17, 2027
Destinations:
Venice (including St. Mark’s Basilica)
Florence
Assisi
Rome (Colosseum, Vatican City, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon)
Sorrento (Pompeii & Capri)
From the Sistine Chapel to ancient ruins, this trip is packed with culture, history, and breathtaking beauty. Don’t miss out!
📣 Informational Meeting TONIGHT (Monday, May 5) at 5:30 PM
📍 Mrs. Aviña’s Classroom
Come learn more and get your questions answered!
Breckenridge Athletics Weekly Update [April 28 – May 3]
Another dominant week for the Huskies! Baseball and Softball swept their opponents with explosive offense and sharp pitching, while Track athletes brought home hardware at the Shepherd Invite. It was a week that proved the Huskies are heating up at just the right time.
Baseball: Huskies Go 4-0 Behind Offensive Surge
April 29 vs. St. Charles (Home)
The Huskies swept St. Charles in dominant fashion.
Game 1: A 6-2 win featured Noah Barr’s strong 6-inning outing (7 Ks, 0 ER). Snyder added 2 RBIs, and Kaydence Gilbert drove in the go-ahead run.
Game 2: Blaze Snyder drove in 4 runs with two triples in a 13-0 mercy win. Gavin Corbat struck out 9 in a shutout, and the defense was flawless.
May 3 vs. Coleman (Home) Breckenridge stayed hot, sweeping Coleman.
Game 1: Keegan Suhr went 3-for-4 with 2 RBIs in a 10-2 win. Corbat fanned 9 over 6 innings.
Game 2: Barr was 3-for-3 at the plate and earned the win with 6 strong innings. Isaac Bush drove in 2 as the Huskies rolled 10-1.
Softball: Huskies Dominate in 4-0 Week
April 29 vs. St. Charles (Home)
Breckenridge took two high-scoring wins over St. Charles.
Game 1: Emma Tinson, Ava Colthorp, and Adyson Collins each drove in 3 runs in a 10-9 win. Collins struck out 12 in a complete game.
Game 2: Tinson nearly hit for the cycle, while Wale and Butcher drove in 3 apiece in a 13-9 victory. Wale tossed 7 strong innings for the win.
May 3 vs. Coleman (Home) The Huskies outscored Coleman 22-2 in a dominant sweep.
Game 1: Collins struck out 10 in a 2-hit shutout. Slavik had 2 RBIs as Breckenridge pulled away with a 6-run fourth winning the game 11-0.
Game 2: Tinson went 5-for-5 with 2 doubles, and Wale was 4-for-5 with 6 RBIs in a 11-2 rout.
Track & Field
The Huskies competed at the Shepherd Invitational on Friday, May 2nd, with the girls team earning 3rd place in the small school division and the boys finishing 7th. It was a strong showing across the board with several top performances and personal bests.
Zander Mapes led the way for the boys, winning both the discus (154'3") and shot put (48'11"). Andrew Clark also made the podium in shot put, placing 2nd with a 46'9" throw. Maddax McCaw had a solid meet, finishing 3rd in the 300 hurdles (44.6), and earning 6th in both long jump (18'8") and the 110 hurdles (17.55 PR).
For the girls, Bayleigh Clapp took 2nd in long jump (16'5.5") and 3rd in the 100m (13.23). Kayla Goward and Raegyn Mayer also placed in long jump, taking 4th and 6th respectively. Mayer added a 5th-place finish in the 100m (13.37). The 4x800 relay team of Maizy Matthews, Avery Westall, Ally Schmitz, and Danica Aldrich placed 3rd with a time of 10:48.53.
Other standout performances included:
Kylo Riedel – 6th in the 100 hurdles (17.26)
Maizy Matthews – 5th in the 1600 (6:01.03)
4x100 relay (Riedel, Goward, Dasia Denwiddie, Clapp) – 2nd in 53.08
Dasia Denwiddie – 5th in the 400 (1:04.23)
Danica Aldrich – 3rd in the 3200 (12:21.21)
Nataly Vine – 6th in the 3200 with a huge PR, dropping from 13:06.88 to 12:46.69
4x400 relay (Denwiddie, Riedel, Westall, Clapp) – 3rd in 4:23.81
Boys Golf
The boys golf team traveled to North Star golf course for their third MSAC league meet. The Huskies came in first finishing 25 strokes in front of second place Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart. The Huskies were led by Blaze Snyder's scorching 39, Noah Barr came in with a tidy 42, the Suhr brothers came in third and fourth, Keegan with a 43 and Carter 44. Dylan Davenport shot a 48 and Derreck Becker rounded out the strong showing with a 49. The Huskies are going to compete in a Junior Varsity event on Monday, May 5 at Sandy Ridge golf course in Midland, giving some younger golfers a chance to get some competitive action. GO HUSKIES
Thank you to everyone who joined us for today’s Spring Band Concert! The gym was packed with community support.
Our students gave an amazing performance, and your support means the world to them. Big thanks also to those who stopped by the Book Fair and helped support the ACF fundraiser—we appreciate you!
#SpringConcert #BreckenridgeBands #ThankYou #HuskiePride
