Alba Public School will be conducting a Special Board of Education Meeting on Wednesday, April 20, 2022, at 6:00 p.m. The focus of the meeting will be on interviewing applicants for the Superintendent’s position.
The 4th -6th graders have started a unit on Soybeans. Today they started an experiment on growing soybeans to see what is most important to grow them light, soil, air, or water.
The kindergarten and first grade students experimented with bottle lights in class today.
Today in class the Alba first grade students were building, practicing, and labeling 3D shapes.
Second and third graders had the opportunity to support our local public library during reading month. We were shown where to find children’s books, given some goody bags and used books to take home, and given time to color pictures reminding us that reading is fun!
Today kindergarten/first grade learned and talked about emotions while making different emotion expression in a small mirror.
Free books and prizes for the whole family at Family Read Night. Second/third graders show off their special model gliders that all kids received at the event.
Alba Public School's preschool program is getting ready for the 2022-2023 school year! If your little Wildcat will be 4 years old by September 1, go to www.nmcaa.net/child_devel.asp to fill out the pre-application form. NMCAA will get back with you to schedule a phone interview within 10 days. If you have questions please contact our preschool teacher Paula Dixon at pdixon@albaschool.org or call 231-584-2000. Alba offers free, high-quality preschool through the Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP). Please share this information with your friends and neighbors so we can get all our little ones ready to start school.
On Monday, April 4, 2022 Alba Public School will not be bringing bus students home after school and on Tuesday, April 5, 2022 we will not have bussing at all. Please plan to get your student to and from school for these days. We will utilize North Central Academy to transport our CTC students both days.
The Alba Public School 4th-6th classroom is doing a science experiment with Paul Wiemerslage from the AuSable Institute about erosion.
The Alba Public School 4th-6th classroom is doing a science experiment with Paul Wiemerslage from the AuSable Institute about erosion.
Alba Public School will be hosting Family Read Night tomorrow night, Thursday, March 24, 2022 from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. in the Elementary school. The event features special activities, prizes and ends up with a free pizza dinner to celebrate the great job our students have done during March Reading Month.
Alba Public School wanted to notify the community that at 1:00 today both Star and Chestoina Townships will be testing their tornado horns in honor of National Tornado Awareness Day. This is only a drill to make certain everything is running correctly.
Our preschoolers practice the most important skills in early literacy: oral language, phonological awareness, and print knowledge. Talking about our favorite vegetables and writing those down works on all three of those foundational skills.
Kinder and 1st really enjoyed drawing and painting a self portrait.
The Alba Public School seventh and eighth grade students have been working on a project in Social Studies class involving the Oregon Trail.
The Alba Public School seventh and eighth grade students have been working on a project in Social Studies class involving the Oregon Trail.
The kindergarten and first grade class worked on leprechaun traps the other day, and then put them out to catch leprechaun's for St. Patrick's Day. Unfortunately, that morning they found the room in disarray with drawings on the board, foot prints on the desk, and no leprechauns in the traps they had created.
The kindergarten and first grade class worked on leprechaun traps the other day, and then put them out to catch leprechaun's for St. Patrick's Day. Unfortunately, that morning they found the room in disarray with drawings on the board, foot prints on the desk, and no leprechauns in the traps they had created.
The kindergarten and first grade class worked on leprechaun traps the other day, and then put them out to catch leprechaun's for St. Patrick's Day. Unfortunately, that morning they found the room in disarray with drawings on the board, foot prints on the desk, and no leprechauns in the traps they had created.
