Congratulations AGS Volleyball on your Tournament Title Championship today in Owen Gage . #WolverinesLead
about 2 months ago, Athletic Director
Owen Gage Tournaments Champions
Bonus school! That's how it felt this week, with our first full week in session. This week also featured the release of the informational material for the Nov. 3 sinking fund ballot proposal. https://app.smore.com/n/3esv1 #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
about 2 months ago, Chris Ming
Illustrated logo shows a gold megaphone beside a fierce maroon-and-gold tiger head, with bold text reading “WEEKLY WOLVERINE UPDATE.”
Students are working so hard on getting badges up on lockers! #wolverineslead #pavingpossibilities
about 2 months ago, Angela Anthony
weeding a cricut design
contemplations of graphic design
How does one fix letters in design space?
We are looking for a parapro for our lower elementary. Please help to spread the word and encourage interested parties to submit their application. https://aptg.co/HGg2DR #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
about 2 months ago, Chris Ming
Recruitment graphic for Au Gres-Sims School District: maroon and gold design with district logo, “Help Wanted,” and “Join the Wolverine Team.”
Who can say our students are enjoying some of our produce we've grown in the greenhouse including the little cherry tomatoes, and the edible flowers. With smiles like that we can't be wrong. #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
about 2 months ago, Sherry Boensch
We were recently reminded of how special Au Gres is and how powerful simple thoughts and actions can be in the lives of others. Former coach and staff member Jeri Christie woke up to find her yard covered in plastic pink flamingos., each of which was wearing a necklace with a card of hope and inspiration as she recovers from a difficult situation. Kudos to Coach Danielle Gingerich and the volleyball team for the love, time, effort, thoughtfulness and action to touch the life of one of Au Gres' own. #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
about 2 months ago, Chris Ming
Through a window, bright pink plastic flamingos dot a green lawn, with small signs, trees, and a quiet forest beyond. Whimsical scene.
Help us support our PAWS expectations, Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports(PBIS), and schoolwide Attendance Initiative by donating incentive rewards and celebration supplies. Your generous contributions help encourage students to show up, work hard, and make our community a great place to learn! Please see the attached flyer for more information.
about 2 months ago, Amanda Steinbauer
Flyer asking for donations of incentives to use for positive behavior supports and attendance.  List includes items for students in grades K-12.
Why is a sinking fund kept separate from the regular school budget?

The two funds have different purposes.

The regular operating budget supports students, staff, programs, and everyday school operations.

Sinking fund dollars are kept in a separate dedicated fund for eligible long-term projects and expenses involving buildings, security, technology, transportation, and other purposes allowed by law. They are not used for regular salaries or everyday school expenses.

Learn more at www.ags-schools.org/page/2026-sinking-fund

Questions may be directed to Superintendent Chris Ming at mingc@ags-schools.org or (989) 876-7150.
about 2 months ago, Chris Ming
Square maroon, gold, and cream comparison graphic with the capital projects tree logo. The sinking fund side shows a school, repair tools, technology, and a bus. The regular operating budget side shows a teacher, students, books, and a classroom. Text explains that sinking fund dollars remain separate from regular operating dollars. A footer contains the district’s paid-for statement.

Congratulations to this week’s Positivity Project student of the week recipients. This week’s P2 Character Strength was Teamwork. Keep the pack strong Wolverines!

6th Grade: Jett Wilson - Nominated by Mr. Beardsley

7th Grade: Cael Nixon - Nominated by Ms. Rinn

8th Grade: Russell Patterson - Nominated by Mr. Dittenber

9th Grade: Abigail Tremble - Nominated by Mrs. Cardinal

10th Grade: Jacob Fox - Nominated by Mr. Freeman

11th Grade: Wayne Freeman - Nominated by Mrs. Gordon

12th Grade: Amber Boensch - Nominated by Mrs. Vollbach

#PavingPossibilities #PoweredByPurpose #WolverinesLead


about 2 months ago, Clint Miller
12th Grade: Amber Boensch - Nominated by Mrs. Vollbach
11th Grade: Wayne Freeman - Nominated by Mrs. Gordon
10th Grade: Jacob Fox - Nominated by Mr. Freeman
9th Grade: Abigail Tremble - Nominated by Mrs. Cardinal
8th Grade: Russell Patterson - Nominated by Mr. Dittenber
7th Grade: Cael Nixon - Nominated by Ms. Rinn
6th Grade: Jett Wilson - Nominated by Mr. Beardsley

Congratulations to this week’s Positivity Project student of the week recipients. This week’s P2 Character Strength was Teamwork. Keep the pack strong Wolverines!

K Grade: Cooper Swanson - Nominated by Mrs. Avram

1st Grade: Elliotte Hupert - Nominated by Mrs. Hasty

2nd Grade: Aubrey Czymbor - Nominated by Mrs. Bashaw

3rd Grade: Connor Hasty - Nominated by Ms. Heck

4th Grade: Henry Hupert - Nominated by Mrs. Swaid

5th Grade: Chloe Spaid - Nominated by Mr. Bartlett

5th Grade: Caleb Little - Nominated by Mrs. Wilk

#PavingPossibilities #PoweredByPurpose #WolverinesLead


about 2 months ago, Clint Miller
1st Grade: Elliotte Hupert - Nominated by Mrs. Hasty
2nd Grade: Aubrey Czymbor - Nominated by Mrs. Bashaw
3rd Grade: Connor Hasty - Nominated by Ms. Heck
4th Grade: Henry Hupert - Nominated by Mrs. Swaid
5th Grade: Chloe Spaid - Nominated by Mr. Bartlett
5th Grade: Caleb Little - Nominated by Mrs. Wilk
K Grade: Cooper Swanson - Nominated by Mrs. Avram
Support our local K-12 Cheerleaders!
about 2 months ago, Sharahalys Franks
Promotional flyer for the AGS Cheer Pop Can Drive. The flyer features an AGS Wolverine mascot logo alongside sodas (Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Mountain Dew) in a pom-pom basket. Text reads: "Help support the AGS Cheer Program! Your donated pop cans help raise funds for uniforms, equipment, travel and program needs!" Event details list the time as tomorrow from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the AGS Front Parking Lot

AGS Cheer will be holding a Pop Can Drive tomorrow, Saturday, September 19, in the Au Gres-Sims School parking lot!

Help support AGS Cheer by bringing your returnable cans and bottles. Every little bit helps!

about 2 months ago, Clint Miller
AGS Cheer pop can flyer.
The book fair is coming to Au Gres-Sims Elementary on September 28th through October 2. We have a share the fair this year that allows you to donation to your child's class to help the teacher purchase books for the classroom. Go to the book fair home page and choose share the fair. Be sure to let the teacher know you donated money to them and how much. Home page: http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/augressimselementarysch.
about 2 months ago, Holly Gordon
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What's better than a BIG football win?

Receiving a $5,000 check from T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights program!

Thank you to everyone who supported us, participated, tagged, shared, and helped represent Wolverine Nation! We couldn't have done it without you.

Now let's go for the GRAND PRIZE: a $1 MILLION homefield upgrade!

Keep tagging #WolverinesLead, @TMobile, and using #FN5GL.

Let's keep the momentum going!

GO WOLVERINES!!!

about 2 months ago, Clint Miller
Friday Night Lights enter to win 5G poster.
Seniors Demonstrate the 12 stages of a Hero
about 2 months ago, Barb Richardson
The 12 Stages of a Hero applied to Moana

Fifth grade had various learning opportunities today that were graciously provided by the Arenac Conservation District. Activities and rotations included topics like dairy cows, forestry, the water cycle, and zoonotics. We also ended the day with a tour at Hartwick Land and Cattle! It was a great day for learning new things!

about 2 months ago, Sarah Wilk
students asking questions at outdoor learning center
3 cows
students touring cow farm
back of student looking out at cow farm
students feeding cows
students learning about recycling
students playing game around large map on ground
fifth grade class posing in front of cow barn for group photo
3rd graders learned about idioms today. They drew the figurative and literal meanings, then shared with the class through an idiom scavenger hunt. They should "sleep like logs" tonight!
about 2 months ago, Jaime Heck
Students posing with idiom illustrations.
How does a sinking fund work?

The money is not received all at once. It is collected over time.

The district identifies eligible projects, sets priorities, and completes work as money becomes available. This means projects are planned and completed gradually.

A sinking fund uses a pay-as-you-go approach. The sinking fund itself does not involve borrowing money or paying interest.

Learn more about the proposal at www.ags-schools.org/page/2026-sinking-fund

Questions may be directed to Superintendent Chris Ming at mingc@ags-schools.org or (989) 876-7150.
about 2 months ago, Chris Ming
Square maroon, gold, and cream infographic with the capital projects tree logo. Three numbered sections explain the process: funds are collected over time, eligible projects are prioritized, and work is completed as money becomes available. A statement explains that the sinking fund itself does not involve borrowing or interest. A footer contains the district’s paid-for statement.
Math lesson! We are learning together in 4th grade! Today was the best math lesson of the year!
about 2 months ago, Susan Swaid
Mrs. Swaid teaching a math lesson with kids participating!
A picture of kids paying attention to the math lesson.
Big shout out to AGS senior Amber Boensch . Attached is the great Wolverine Logo she painted on our Track . YOU ROCK AMBER #WolverinesLead
about 2 months ago, Athletic Director
Amber Boensch