No real contest as the seniors DOMINATE “tug-of-war,” defeating classmates AND the staff! Bluejay power!!!
Finals for dodge ball; Juniors versus Sophomores!!
Excitement is in the air for today’s SHS “Mock Olympics.”
There’s more to our news story about SPS extraordinary teachers!! Joining Mr. Nestle as a featured 104.9 honorary teacher are two MORE Shepherd teachers! Let’s also congratulate and honor Mrs. Jodie Beavers from Shepherd Elementary and Mrs. Kyle Grim of Shepherd High School!! All three teachers deserve our praises!!! Way to go Mrs. Beavers, Mrs. Grim and Mr. Nestle!!
Mr. Nestle
Shepherd Middle School
7th Grade Science Teacher
Mr. Heath Nestle is the 104.9 and Michigan One Community Credit Union teacher of the week! Hats off to our wonderful Mr. Nestle!!
Once again, SPS takes a positive position in terms of school safety. Shown here are photos of police Chief Luke Sawyer instructing 6th graders on how serious safety protocols at school really are. Thank you immensely Chief Sawyer!!!
Come celebrate with our school community this Friday! Homecoming Parade at 5:00 pm; game at 7:00 versus Harrison. Can you guess this year’s theme?
“Onward Shepherd!” They’ve got spirit yes they do; they’ve got spirit how ‘bout you? Go Bluejays!!!
And now SMS 7th grade volleyball action. Go Bluejays!!!
SMS volleyball competition this afternoon/evening versus Harrison! 8th grade team in action!
CONGRATULATIONS to Coach Brune and entire Equestrian team!!! After last weekend they came out of competition as Regional Champs!!! Now, on Wednesday, October 13, they head back to Midland for State competition!! Great job, Bluejays!!!!
Shepherd High School soccer- “Senior Night!” Hats off to Layne, Michael, Owen, Keegan, Zak, Max, Luke and Ben! Go Bluejays!!!
Happy Monday! The October 2021 edition of the Jay News in now on our website.
More photos…
More pictures.
Teammates.
Shepherd Equestrian! Check out our team at competition in Midland at the Fairgrounds all weekend! Go Bluejays!!!
They work while we sleep. Sometimes we walk around them in the halls not always “seeing” them or their work as important. That’s why we love this day, National Custodian Day, which rolls around every October 2. It recognizes the hard work that it takes to keep our public facilities in tip-top shape as well as the people who dilligently work to make sure we have schools and workplaces that are spotless and sanitary.
If you know a Shepherd Public Schools custodian would you please thank them for their work?
It takes a total team effort for the Invite! Take note of these plaques done by SPS students in wood shop!! Outstanding craftsmanship!
More photos at the Bluejay Invite…
