Alcona Community Schools - Excellence today...Success tomorrow

Interested in a career in Early Childhood Education? According to the MSU Community Evaluation Program, our community is considered a childcare desert. Through Alcona Community Schools’ Early College Program, students can start their path toward becoming a preschool teacher, teaching assistant, social worker, daycare provider, or even a childcare center director, all while still in high school! Thanks to our partnership with Bay Mills Community College, students can earn up to an associate degree at little to no cost, with certificate and degree programs available fully online. Early College applications open in 10th grade at: bit.ly/ACS-EC-App. Questions? Contact Ms. Cordes at cordesh@alconaschools.net or 989-736-8534. Don’t miss this opportunity to jumpstart your career! #alconaschools #earlycollege #earlychildhoodeducation

Registration for Alcona Youth Basketball is now open! Students in KG-5th grade can sign-up at: bit.ly/YouthBasketball26 Questions? Please email alconayouthbasketball@gmail.com (we will not be able to reply to comments on social media).

Great job to the Alcona High School Knowledge Bowl Team! Today they competed against Standish at the WBKB-TV Station, earning a 145 to 90 win. Their final regular season matches are a double header on November 4th vs. Whittemore and Rogers City. Team members are: Emma Schroeder-Captain, Brandon Stanley, Ryan Windsor, Twyla Barton, and Michael Brege. Congratulations to the team on their hard work and success! #alconaschools #tigerpride #knowledgebowl

🧡 Students and families are invited to wear orange this Wednesday, October 22 for National Unity Day! Wear orange to show your support for kindness, acceptance, and inclusion to end bullying. Orange is worn as a symbol of visibility, safety, and serves as a visual symbol that everyone is standing together and that no student should be a target of bullying. #alconaschools #unityeveryday #wearorange

At Alcona Schools, student safety is our top priority. That’s why we support the Okay2Say initiative, which encourages students to speak up when they see or hear something concerning. Whether it’s about a friend, a classmate, or themselves, it’s always Okay2Say. Together, we can create a safer, more supportive school community. #alconaschools #okay2say #studentsafety #tigerpride