1. OHS Equestrian is competing for a state championship title right now! Use this link to access the live stream of our riders in action: https://www.miha.org/live-video-streaming/. Follow along with all the details by “liking” Owosso Equestrian Team on Facebook. Good luck to our student-athletes!
2. Emerson Elementary 4th graders in Mrs. Thornton’s class started a creative writing lesson focused on writing a listing for a haunted house. To provide real-world context, local realtor Kori Shook was a guest speaker to share the process she goes through when she writes a listing. She talked about the importance of appealing to the target audience using nouns and adjectives. She taught the class about a “call to action” and getting the reader to do something with the information, such as calling the realtor, visiting the house, or telling a friend. Mrs. Shook discussed professionalism and the importance of good grammar and spelling so buyers take you seriously. The students enjoyed her visit and are excited about this creative writing assignment!
3. Congratulations Trojan Marching Band! With a great deal of dedication and hard work, the TMB earned straight first division ratings at the marching band festival in St. Johns on Monday! Watch their performance here https://youtu.be/6bFWOI7Atgo
4. Bentley Bright Beginnings students met our community helpers this week. A tow truck, fire truck, ambulance, and police car visited the school and the Department of Public Safety team members talked with our students and showed them their life-saving equipment.
5. The OHS Athletic Department proudly announced that two Owosso student-athletes will continue their athletic careers in college. Kendall Ihm has signed to play volleyball with Saginaw Valley State University in the fall. Jay Tuttle has committed to playing Division 1 baseball with the United States Air Force Academy. Congratulations!
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