FYI, this Friday AGS is hosting Caseville in our military appreciation night . Game starts @ 7, and please reach out to Gordon Ostrander 9892549303 if you know of any Veterans who want to attend and be recognized. #WolverinesLead
5 days ago, Athletic Director
A friendly reminder tonight is MS Football banquet . It will start @ 6 in the cyber . #WolverinesLead
5 days ago, Athletic Director
A big shout out to one of our own, Sarah Spencer, for making some awesome Au Gres swag! We all couldn't wait to wear it for Jean Day Friday! ♥️ 💛
5 days ago, Molly Hasty
Staff members wearing new Au Gres sweatshirt.
It's School Bus Safety Week! At Au Gres-Sims School District, the safety of our students is always a top priority! Whether you’re a student, parent, or community member, we all play an important role in keeping our kids safe on their way to and from school. Remember to stay alert, slow down, and always watch for school buses and students crossing the road.
5 days ago, Chase Blackmore
school bus safety tip
It was a Great Week in Drama Class!
8 days ago, Barb Richardson
Scene Rehearsal
Fun times in Drama Class
Scene Rehearsal!
It's Friday night, and the mood is right. Gonna have some fun, show you what we've done, and what's to come...Well, those aren't quite the TGIF lyrics, but you get the gist. Check out the Weekly Wolverine Update for this week: https://app.smore.com/n/7vnc2 #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
8 days ago, Chris Ming
Vintage-style “Weekly Wolverine Update” graphic with a snarling gold-and-maroon wolverine mascot and megaphone, conveying energetic school-news excitement.
3rd graders wrapped up their Letter Writing unit by making homemade envelopes and delivering them today.
8 days ago, Jaime Heck
Students holding letters
Students making envelopes
Students making envelopes
Students making envelopes
Fridays are for flashlight reading in 5th grade! 🔦📖 #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
8 days ago, Sarah Wilk
Collage of students reading in dark classroom using flashlights to read their books.
Random acts of kindness are always a great way to put good into the world, so here is your idea for today. Wolverine Good Deeds. Click this link to watch.
https://youtube.com/shorts/xLIxEGgzpts
8 days ago, Luke Freeman
person walking a dog in a hallway
Students in Mr. Blackmore’s class played a game exploring what we can and cannot control in life. By rolling dice and drawing random life events, students earned a healthy day for positive choices or lost one for unhealthy decisions. The lesson? We can’t always control what happens to us, but we can control how we respond and the choices we make!
8 days ago, Chase Blackmore
bucket of cards with positive life events
a dice on the table
bucket of cards with negative life events
Tonights Football vs Hillman is on 103.3 Hits FM . Parents Night starts @ 6:40 , Kickoff is at 7 . #WolverinesLead
8 days ago, Athletic Director

Congratulations to this week’s Positivity Project student of the week recipients. This week’s P2 Character Strength was Forgiveness. Let go of the negative Wolverines!

K Grade: Lily Reinhardt - Nominated by Mrs. Avram

1st Grade: Bristol Champagne - Nominated by Mrs. Hasty

2nd Grade: Rhiannon McLaren - Nominated by Mrs. Bashaw

3rd Grade: Carter Compau - Nominated by Ms. Heck

4th Grade: Colt Ruse - Nominated by Mrs. Swaid

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

5th Grade: Kaylynn Duncan - Nominated by Mrs. Wilk

#PavingPossibilities #PoweredByPurpose #WolverinesLead


8 days ago, Clint Miller
3rd Grade: Carter Compau - Nominated by Ms. Heck
4th Grade: Colt Ruse - Nominated by Mrs. Swaid
5th Grade: Chloe Spaid - Nominated by Mr. Bartlett
5th Grade: Kaylynn Duncan - Nominated by Mrs. Wilk
K Grade: Lily Reinhardt - Nominated by Mrs. Avram
1st Grade: Bristol Champagne - Nominated by Mrs. Hasty
2nd Grade: Rhiannon McLaren - Nominated by Mrs. Bashaw

Congratulations to this week’s Positivity Project student of the week recipients. This week’s P2 Character Strength was Forgiveness. Let go of the negative Wolverines!

6th Grade: Karson Davis - Nominated by Ms. Horton

7th Grade: Kylie Murringer - Nominated by Ms. Rinn

8th Grade: Savanna Quigley - Nominated by Mr. Dittenber

9th Grade: Trevor Crane - Nominated by Mrs. Cardinal

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

11th Grade: Preston Starin - Nominated by Ms. Richardson

12th Grade: Isabella Chips - Nominated by Mrs. Anthony

#PavingPossibilities #PoweredByPurpose #WolverinesLead


8 days ago, Clint Miller
6th Grade: Karson Davis - Nominated by Ms. Horton
7th Grade: Kylie Murringer - Nominated by Ms. Rinn
8th Grade: Savanna Quigley - Nominated by Mr. Dittenber
9th Grade: Trevor Crane - Nominated by Mrs. Cardinal
10th Grade: Jacob Blackmon - Nominated by Mr. Freeman
11th Grade: Preston Starin - Nominated by Ms. Richardson
12th Grade: Isabella Chips - Nominated by Mrs. Anthony
Math and baking go hand in hand! How many wish they would have learned how to double and triple recipes with fractions? No-bake cookies are a perfect first try! #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
8 days ago, Angela Anthony
students use math to bake no-bakes
no bake time
baking in the classroom

School Photos ~ HR Imaging & Ordering

Parents/Guardians:

HR Imaging has apparently changed their photo procedures. This is the information that they have provided to AGS.

Parents/Guardians are emailed a proof to go online to view and order with the HR Imaging shop website. If parents have any issues and need any guidance they should call or email customer service directly. Any questions or concerns from parents about ordering need to speak with HR Imaging Customer Service directly for guidance.

**If anyone has any questions please contact our customer service directly. Our customer service at (815) 433-1766 and/or email custserv@hrimaging.com they will be happy to take care of them.


ORIGINAL PICTURE DAY was September 1
PICTURE RETAKES - October 29

9 days ago, Melanie Vollbach
camera clipart
🎃🍂 Being Unique Is Amazing! 🍂🎃 Our kindergarten students had a spooktacular day learning that being different is what makes each of us special! 🧡 After reading Spooky the Square Pumpkin, our little learners explored the wonderful message that it’s okay to be different and that we all have something special to offer. They continued the fun with a creative, one-of-a-kind pumpkin craft and enjoyed some yummy pumpkin treats! 🎃 ✨ Learning about differences is an enriching part of growing up! ✨ Experiences like these help children develop kindness, empathy, acceptance, and an appreciation for the unique qualities that make each person who they are. By celebrating our differences, we help our students understand that we don’t all have to be the same to belong, make friends, and shine! Because in our kindergarten classroom, we’re learning that being uniquely YOU is something to celebrate! 🧡🍁 #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities #EveryChildIsSpecial
9 days ago, Kala Avram
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
pumpkin craft
Some proposed projects are about improving and maintaining the existing school facilities.

• Roof replacement helps protect the building from water and weather.
• HVAC controls support reliable temperature control.
• Multipurpose room flooring provides a durable surface for a heavily used space.
• Accessible bathrooms improve access for people with disabilities.

These are examples of long-term facility projects. The district’s current approach is centered on “Taking Care of What We’ve Got.”

See the complete project list 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.
9 days ago, Chris Ming
Square maroon, gold, and cream infographic with the capital projects tree logo. Four panels explain why roof replacement, HVAC controls, multipurpose room flooring, and accessible bathrooms are on the current project list. The illustrations show a flat school roof, thermostat, resilient room flooring, and an accessible bathroom. A paid-for footer appears at the bottom.
Random acts of kindness are always a great way to put good into the world, so here is your idea for today. We're going to call this collection: Wolverine Good Deeds. Click this link to watch.
https://youtube.com/shorts/f__myaQbIEw
9 days ago, Luke Freeman
student picking up dropped papers on floor
Early release days are an opportunity for growth at Au Gres-Sims! Our teachers come together for professional development, collaboration, and meaningful conversations about how we can continue making our district a better place for both students and staff. #WolverinesLead #PavingPossibilities
9 days ago, Chase Blackmore
teachers talking and brainstorming
someone putting an idea on the wall on a sticky note
a woman leading the group in conversation
Consumers energy came into fourth grade and did a presentation for us. The students learned a chant and all about energy.
9 days ago, Susan Swaid
 Students following movements that are being taught.
Watching the movements of energy
Once one part starts it can’t stop because the energy will stop
Holding hands to watch current/energy flows.
They light up the tube as a whole group.
Creating energy
Creating energy
Creating energy
Creating energy
Creating energy