Hey Huskie Fans!! The Huskies are heading to the postseason across the board! Follow this link to purchase tickets for Varsity Cross Country State Finals, Football Regional Semi-finals, and Volleyball Districts will be added soon. Thank you for your support of our amazing student athletes - we couldn't do it without you!
FOOTBALL: https://gofan.co/event/5170820?schoolId=MI4082
XC: https://gofan.co/event/4785653?schoolId=MHSAA
VOLLEYBALL: https://gofan.co/event/5193117?schoolId=MI4082
*Tickets for post-season events must be purchased ahead of time!
Halloween Parade tomorrow in the Elementary gym at 9:30. Please do not arrive before 9:15 as classes will still be in session. We look forward to seeing you all.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30
4:30 PM
MS/HS MEDIA CENTER
This meeting will be held to discuss developing a resolution about Governing District Tire Purchases and Sourcing. The meeting agenda can be found here https://tinyurl.com/49uc7mm6
Need help with financial aid for college? We’ve got you covered!
Join us in the library for our FAFSA Night with a representative from Mid Michigan College. They’ll walk families through the FAFSA process and answer any questions along the way.
🎓 FAFSA Night | Tuesday, November 4 | 5:30–7:00 PM | BHS Library
RSVP here: forms.gle/mEm3798QLxq9JWBW6
What to do before you come:
1. Create your FSA ID (student + parent) - studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Start your FAFSA - https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa
Pizza & drinks will be provided!
Can’t make it? No worries — we’ll host another FAFSA Night later this year! In the meantime, reach out to the office and Mr. Cannon can share info to help you get started.
October 31st is a half day of school!
BES is dismissed at 11:20 AM.
MS/HS is dismissed at 11:30 AM.
Have a happy and safe Halloween!
Huskie Families:
🐾Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, some SNAP (Food Assistance) benefits may be delayed or disrupted, leaving families across Michigan uncertain about their next meal. We have gathered a few resources to provide help in this unknown time.
🐾 A great resource is right here at our school! Free breakfast and lunch are available to all students every day! It's a great way to ensure kids are fueled up and ready to learn.
On the attached photos you will find food pantries and local resources for food provisions.
🐾 211 is also a service that can be utilized to help obtain assistance in times of need, remember that 211 is here to help.
Our caring, trained specialists at 211 are ready to connect you with:
Local food pantries and community meal programs.
Emergency food boxes available in your area right now.
Want to help? If you're able to give back, 211 can also connect you with organizations that urgently need volunteers, donations, or financial support to meet the growing need in our communities.
You can explore food resources online at https://mi211.org/ or just call 2-1-1 anytime for free, confidential help.
Thank you Child Advocacy & Mrs Molands for supporting our students.
#HuskiePride
Hey Huskie Fans!! The Huskies are heading to the postseason across the board! Follow this link to purchase tickets for Varsity Cross Country State Finals, Football Regional Semi-finals, and Volleyball Districts will be added soon. Thank you for your support of our amazing student athletes - we couldn't do it without you!
LINK: https://www.breckhuskies.org/page/post-season-tickets
*Tickets for post-season events must be purchased ahead of time!
It was another exciting week for the Huskies as the fall season nears its close. The varsity football team punched its ticket to the playoffs with a commanding shutout win, while the volleyball team wrapped up an impressive regular season and looks ahead to district play. Cross country runners were impressive once again by qualifying both boys and girls squads for the state finals. The JV teams closed out their seasons with effort and pride, and the sideline cheer team kept spirits high wherever the Huskies competed.
Varsity Football
The Huskies hit the road Thursday to take on Byron, facing early adversity but finding their rhythm in the second half to earn a dominant 27–0 victory. The win not only capped off the regular season but also secured the program’s 10th playoff appearance in school history. The Huskies’ defense was relentless all night, earning their first shutout of the season.
Game Highlights:
Passing: Gavin Corbat 11/19, 151 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Carter Suhr 12 carries, 154 yds, 1 TD
Receiving: Noah Barr 3 receptions, 60 yds, 1 TD; Trey Most 4 receptions, 51 yds
Defense: Blaze Snyder 10 tackles, 4 TFL, 3 sacks, 1 forced fumble, 1 recovery, 1 INT (75-yd TD); Trey Most 12 tackles, 3 PBU; Truman Smith 7 tackles, 2 TFL, 1 recovery; Ely Chapin 7 tackles, 1 INT; Corbat 1 INT (10-yd TD).
The Huskies will travel to Montabella on Friday, October 31st at 7:00 PM for the first round of the MHSAA Playoffs. Ticket information will be posted on the Breckenridge Athletics Facebook page, with all sales through GoFan.
JV Football
The JV squad wrapped up their season at home against Byron, falling 14–26 despite a hard-fought effort. The young Huskies showed grit and growth throughout the year, learning valuable lessons that will carry them into future seasons. Coaches praised their perseverance and teamwork during a season full of development and improvement.
Varsity Volleyball
The varsity volleyball team closed out league play in style, sweeping Ashley in three straight sets to secure second place in the conference and an outstanding overall record of 34–6–3. With league play behind them, the Huskies now turn their attention to districts, where they enter as the #1 seed. Breckenridge will host Sanford Meridian in the second round of district play on Wednesday, November 5th at 5:30 PM. Ticket links will be shared on Facebook through GoFan.
JV Volleyball
The JV volleyball team finished their season strong, competing in a tournament at St. Louis on Saturday and ending the year with a stellar 17–6–4 record. The young Huskies displayed energy, effort, and teamwork all season long. Congratulations to the players and coaches for a great year of growth and success.
Sideline Cheer
The cheer team made the trip to Byron this week to support the football Huskies and brought energy from start to finish. The girls kept the crowd on their feet and the sidelines full of enthusiasm as they led cheers and kept the Huskie spirit alive. Their commitment to the program continues to shine, not just through their routines but in how they lift up teammates and fans alike. The effort, positivity, and pride they bring each week play a huge role in creating a strong game-day atmosphere.
Cross Country
It was a great day for Huskie cross country as both the boys and girls teams traveled to Shepherd for Regionals — and both squads qualified for the MHSAA State Finals at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn next Saturday. Each team earned regional runner-up honors, marking another milestone in the program’s continued success.
Girls Team Results: narrowly missed a fourth straight regional title, finishing just 4 points shy of first place.
Boys Team Results: placed second overall behind Sacred Heart Academy.
All-Region Medalists (Top 15):
Girls: Maizy Matthews (2nd, 19:55 PR), Maezee Humm (8th, 21:51 PR), Ally Schmitz (11th, 21:54)
Boys: Anthony Rowe (2nd, 16:32 PR), Oliver Burt (8th, 17:28 PR), Gus Barr (13th, 17:56 PR), Dom Chiverton (15th, 18:04)
Good luck to both teams as they represent Breckenridge at the MHSAA State Finals next weekend!
Go Huskies!
Stay tuned to the Breckenridge Athletics Facebook page for district ticket links and playoff updates.
Students are welcome to wear Halloween costumes to school on our ½ day – Friday, October 31st only! 👻
Please keep these guidelines in mind:
✅ Costumes must follow the school dress code (see handbook).
✅ Hats are allowed only as part of a costume that day.
✅ All costume prep (makeup, hair color, etc.) must be done at home — no getting ready at school.
🚫 No masks or weapons of any kind (including toy swords, nunchucks, knives, or guns).
⚠️ Inappropriate costumes will result in a call home for a change of clothes.
👩🏫 Parents & Staff: Please help ensure costumes meet these expectations so we can all enjoy a fun, safe, and distraction-free day! 🧡🖤
This week's update from Mr. Slavik is live, featuring a look at: ✅ The start of our District Improvement planning—your feedback survey is coming soon! ✅ Amazing student work and hands-on learning, like "Stop the Bleed" training. ✅ Upcoming events, including the BES Fine Arts Night (Oct. 27) and the exciting Lion Heart Experience assembly (Nov. 3).
Stay connected with everything happening across Breckenridge Community Schools!
https://breckenridgecommunityschools.edurooms.com/engage/huskie-happenings-weekly-superintendent-newsletter/newsletters/october-20-24]
The Community Food Cabinet is located next to the Howe Memorial Library right on M-46! "Give what you can, Take what you need", Free to anyone in the community who may need in need! Anyone is able to stop by and donate at any time... food, simple hygiene items or even pet food!
