Daily Bulletin

Escanaba High School Bulletin for Friday, May 29, 2026

High School Daily Announcement 5/27

- There will be a meeting for all girls interested in playing tennis next fall on Thursday, May 28 during lunch in Mr. Ogren's room (C-104).

- Camp STAR is a completely free summer grief camp designed for students ages 8-17 who have experienced the unfortunate death of a parent, friend, or loved one. It is a weekend long camp filled with traditional fun, camp activities combined with grief education and emotional support. It will take place from August 14-16. Apply now online at https://starcbs.org/summer-camp/.

- Camp New Day is a free, weeklong summer camp for youth who reside in the U.P., who have been impacted by a parent or close family member who has been incarcerated. The camp provides a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental environment where children can build friendships, confidence, and self esteem while enjoying traditional camp activities like swimming, crafts, games and outdoor adventures. There are two camps: 1)For ages 9-11 from July 20-24; and 2)For ages 12-14 from July 27-31. Apply online now at campnewdayup.com/camper-registration.

- The Cosmetology faculty at NMU is hosting an open house on Wednesday, June 17 for interested future students. There will be an information session with Cosmetology, a campus tour, and meal cards for lunch at the Wildcat Den. Contact the Campus Visit Office at 906-227-1709 or cvp@nmu.edu to register.

- The UPLift'26 "Ripple Effect"conference committee is currently seeking students or student groups from our region to participate in a panel discussion focused on wellness. The conference will take place on August 6 and 7 at the Island Resort and Casino. If you are interested, please stop in Student Services and sign up so the organizers can reach out to you.

- 8th and 9th graders: The U.P. Future Health Leaders Camp at NMU is open to all U.P. students going into 9th and 10th grades next year and will run from Sunday, July 19 to Friday, July 24. During this health education and healthcare career exploration program, students will see firsthand what it looks like to pursue and work in the healthcare field. For more information, pick up a flyer in the High School main office. Registration is open now, but space is limited.

- Make-up time has begun and will take place Monday through Thursday each week from 2:30 to 3:30. Mondays and Tuesdays will be in Ms. Mineau's room (B202), and Wednesdays and Thursdays in Mr. Shepeck's room (C301).
*Reminders:
- Students must be on time and sign in to be counted for make-up time
- Students who have an unexcused absence or two tardies during a day may not take part in make-up time on that day
- Cell phone use is not permitted
- Students who are disruptive will be asked to leave without receiving credit for time spent


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