🌟 Celebrating Positive Influence in Gratiot County! 🌟
We're thrilled to announce that Braxton McNamee has been honored with the Above the Influence Positive Influence Award by Child Advocacy, recognizing his outstanding efforts to inspire and uplift youth in our community. Braxton's commitment to promoting healthy choices and positive behaviors exemplifies the spirit of this award.
👏 Let's join together in congratulating Braxton for his dedication to making a difference in Gratiot County! His work continues to inspire others to rise above negative influences and lead with purpose.
Schedule Reminder
There will be no school on Friday, May 23rd and Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day Weekend.
We wish all of our students, staff, and families a happy and safe Memorial Day as we remember and honor those who have served. 🇺🇸 School will resume on Tuesday, May 27th.
Go Huskies!
The Varsity Cheer Team will be holding a youth cheer camp for 3rd -8th Grades. It will be the grade the student will be going into for the 2025-2026 school year. Please see flyer below for any questions!
✈️ Our Physics class has taken flight! Students have been exploring the principles of aerodynamics by designing and testing paper airplanes. They experimented with how different shapes and materials affect lift, drag, and flight performance. The unit wrapped up with some friendly competition — from longest distance to hang time and even creative trick flights. Science in action has never looked so fun! 🧪📏 #STEM #PhysicsInFlight #HuskiePride
Our last Wall of Wonderful work for the 2024-2025 school year. Great job to all students all year long. We are proud of all of you!
📚✨ Keep those skills sharp this summer with IXL! ✨📚
Students can continue learning all summer long using their IXL accounts. They already know their usernames and passwords, and a handy instruction sheet has been sent home with your child to get started.
A few minutes a day goes a long way—let’s make summer learning fun and easy! ☀️🧠 #SummerLearning #HuskiePride
We want to say Thank you to Gleaners and our NHS students who donated plants and their time to come help clean our flower beds up by the media center. Your support is appreciated and it looks so good!
📚🐾 Exciting Things Happening at Breckenridge Elementary! 💙💛
At this week’s Breckenridge Community Schools May Board of Education meeting, we celebrated both new beginnings and student success!
👋 Join us in giving a warm Huskie welcome to our new BES staff:
Principal Christina Florence, 1st Grade Teacher Delanie Mott, and 5th Grade Teachers Arriana Macedo and Morgan Melian. They’re already planning for a fantastic 2025-2026 school year, and we’re excited to have them on board!
📝 We also gave a huge shoutout to Ms. Martenis and her 2nd graders, who became published authors during Reading Month! Each student wrote about their favorite ocean dweller and received a copy to share with their family. What an incredible and meaningful project!
Breckenridge Elementary is full of energy, creativity, and Huskie pride — and we’re just getting started!
Go Huskies! 🐾
Lunch with the librarian today, Ms. Gibbons. Students who read 750 or more minutes during reading month earned lunch with the librarian. Great job to these students and Keep Reading!!
Kindergarten had fun at the Discovery Museum on Friday!
Breckenridge Athletics Weekly Update [5/12–5/18]
The Huskies battled through a packed week of postseason pushes, walk-off wins, and championship momentum. From a walk-off victory in baseball to dominant golf on home turf, and a huge day on the track with 13 athletes punching tickets to the state finals, it was a week to remember across the board. Here's a look at how each sport showcased grit, growth, and greatness.
Track & Field
The Huskies traveled to Fowler on Saturday for the MHSAA Regional meet—and what a day it was. The girls’ team brought home runner-up, and the boys took third overall. Most impressively, 13 Huskie athletes earned qualifications to the MHSAA State Finals, a testament to the depth, dedication, and firepower of the program.
Regional Champions:
Anthony Rowe dominated the 1600 meters, winning in 4:49.53.
Zander Mapes was untouchable in both throws, winning shot put (48’6.75) and discus (157’10).
State Qualifiers:
Girls 4x800 Relay: Maizy Matthews, Avery Westall, Ally Schmitz, Danica Aldrich (2nd, 10:43.7)
Girls 4x100 Relay: Raegyn Mayer, Kayla Goward, Kylo Riedel, BayLeigh Clapp (2nd, 53.15)
Girls 4x200 Relay: Riedel, Mayer, Goward, Denwiddie (2nd, 1:53.97)
Girls 4x400 Relay: Denwiddie, Riedel, Westall, Clapp (4th, 4:27.93 – AQ time)
Girls Long Jump: BayLeigh Clapp (2nd, 15’11.25)
Girls 3200 Meters: Danica Aldrich (2nd, 12:29.38)
Boys 300 Hurdles: Maddax McCaw (2nd, 44.23)
Other Medalists & Highlights:
Rowe also took 5th in the 3200 (11:02.27) and helped lead the 4x400 team to 6th place.
McCaw added a 7th-place finish in the 110 hurdles and 6th in long jump.
Andrew Clark placed 3rd in shot put (44’11.75) and 7th in discus.
Clapp and Mayer each medaled in the 100 meter dash, placing 3rd and 4th respectively.
The boys’ 4x200 relay team of Anthony Blair, Christian Dutton, Jaxton Keller, and Jackson Sterling placed 8th.
The 4x400 team (McCaw, Braylon Mayle, Brock Mayle, Rowe) ran a strong race for 6th.
With the state finals on the horizon, the Huskies are locked in and ready to chase greatness on Michigan’s biggest stage.
Golf
On Thursday, the varsity boys’ golf team capped off a dominant regular season by winning the final MSAC Jamboree at home at The Ridge Golf Course. Not only did they take first place again, but they did it in emphatic fashion—beating the second-place team by a staggering 34 strokes with a team score of 161.
Blaze led the way, shooting an even-par 35 to win the jamboree. Noah Barr followed close behind with a 38 to take second place, while Keegan Suhr placed third with a 43. Dylan Davenport and Derek Becker each carded a 45 (T-7th), and Justin Toner rounded out the scoring with a 47 (10th). All six Huskie golfers finished in the top 10—a true team performance heading into this week’s 18-hole MSAC Championship at The Emerald.
Baseball
The varsity baseball team traveled to Vestaburg on Monday for a doubleheader that showcased both resilience and potential. In Game 1, the Huskies fell to Vestaburg 5-2 despite a strong effort on the mound by Noah Barr, who struck out seven batters across three innings. Gavin Corbat and Barr each drove in a run in the loss.
Game 2 brought redemption. In a thrilling finish, Breckenridge pulled out a 4-3 walk-off win. Gavin Corbat was dominant on the mound with 12 strikeouts over six innings. A sixth-inning single by Bentley MacLaren tied the game, and a Vestaburg error in the bottom of the seventh sealed the Huskies’ dramatic victory. Braxton Clapp led the offense, going 3-for-3, while MacLaren, Corbat, and Dylan Davenport each drove in runs.
Softball
Breckenridge softball had a busy week with four games across two locations. On Monday at Vestaburg, the Huskies opened with a narrow 2-1 win behind a lights-out performance from Adyson Collins, who went the distance allowing zero earned runs. Leah Wale delivered the game-winning hit with a two-run single in the sixth inning.
Game 2 was a tougher outing as the Huskies fell 8-0. Leah Wale started in the circle and battled for seven innings, but timely Vestaburg hits and errors proved too much to overcome.
On Wednesday, Breckenridge hosted Bay City John Glenn and again split the doubleheader. In Game 1, the Huskies fell 11-1 despite a 2-for-2 performance from Ava Colthorp, who also drove in the team’s only run.
Game 2 flipped the script as the Huskies exploded for a 12-9 victory behind Presley Butcher’s monster day at the plate. Butcher went 3-for-3 with two doubles, three RBIs, and two stolen bases. Lydia Slavik collected four hits from the leadoff spot and scored multiple times. Leah Wale and Lily St. John added run-scoring doubles, and Emma Tinson tripled in three. Adyson Collins came on in relief and delivered three and two-thirds innings of strong pitching to close out the win.
Last Chance to sign up for Summer School. Deadline to register will be this Thursday, May 22nd. It will run from June 9- 26 and Monday through Thursday from 8:00-11:00 am. Please see Flyer Below!
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Today marks the end of one incredible journey and the start of an exciting new chapter. We’re so proud of all you’ve accomplished—go chase those dreams and change the world!
#ClassOf2025 #GraduationDay
#HuskiePride
May 19, 2025 Board Meeting will be held in the High School Media Center at 6 pm. You can find the agenda with this link https://5il.co/3gf55
Honoring Moments That Matter 🐾💙💛
What a busy and exciting week at Breckenridge! From end-of-year NWEA testing 📊 and Field Day 🏃♂️🏃♀️ to Honors Night 🎓, Middle School Awards 🏅, field trips 🚌, and preparing for Graduation 🎉, our schools have been full of meaningful moments and celebration.
We’re grateful for the support of our families and community—your partnership makes these experiences possible and truly special for our students. 🙌
As we approach the final weeks of the 2024–2025 school year, take a moment to reflect and recharge. And please join us this Sunday at 3:00 PM for our Commencement Ceremony 🎓 to celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2025. Whether you have a graduate or not, your presence is a powerful show of support. 💙💛
Thank you for being part of the Huskie family. Together, we’re finishing strong! 💪🐾
https://sites.google.com/breckhuskies.org/bcsweeklyrecap/home/may-12-16
More photos from field day!
A huge thank you to Mrs. Shelley ,our incredible families, dedicated staff, and generous sponsors from Coyne Oil, Isabella Bank and Avalon &
Tahoe for their wonderful donations and for making field day such a fantastic and memorable day for our students! We truly appreciate your support.
