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Central Elementary Site Plan

9/26/2016

 
Below are the plans for the Central School Development. We recommend that you download the plans to your computer and open them in Adobe Reader for best results. To download, right click each button and choose "Save Link As...". The Site Plan contains some overlays that may not open in your browser. 
Elevation Plans
Site Plan

Hello Mountaineer Families!

Come show your support at City Hall this Wednesday, September 28th, at 6:30pm for the proposed site plan regarding Central Elementary and the lots that are part of the Planned Unit Development(PUD). The benefits to our community are:
  • A .74 mill reduction for every taxpayer between now and 2021 when the repayment period for the remaining $144,000 owed on the bond for Central Elementary ends.
  • An 8 million dollar capital project investment in our community.
  • $300,000 to the school district to eliminate debt and support quality programs.
  • Central Elementary will be renovated while maintaining historic landmark status. This satisfies the wishes of our voters who want to see the building preserved using the highest industry standards.
  • 40 top quality housing units will be constructed in this revitalization project covering four city blocks. 
  • The community has voiced a desire for quality senior and family housing within walking distance of our schools and downtown.
  • The most rigorous screening process will be used, exceeding current local standards for occupancy. 
  • The track record for Commonwealth is impeccable and they set the industry standard for quality and accountability.
  • Permanent Property Manager in place to maintain investment.
  • Project is a FIRST of its kind in Dickinson County. 


This project is the right fit for our school and community. It provides the kind of housing options our senior citizens and young families are seeking, and allows us to partner with a reputable company to accomplish the first project of its kind in Dickinson County! 

Help get the good word out to our City Council so that they can feel our support.

Make your wishes known this Wednesday!


Thanks,
Raphael Rittenhouse/Superintendent
Iron Mountain Public Schools

9/19/16 - Monday Night Seminar at Bay West

9/12/2016

 
Please join us for our first Monday Night Seminar for parents to discuss selections from "the best that has been thought and said”.  Discussion elements will be drawn from the new Dual Enrollment Curriculum at Iron Mountain High School.

Beginning Monday, September 19th at 7:00 p.m., our Monday Night Seminar will be in Bay West's room 232. The seminar will be held every Monday night--at the same time and same place--with selections drawn from each week's curriculum (you can have the Dual Enrollment experience too!).


Mr. Jeremie Solak, Dean of the Dual Enrollment Program, will facilitate the Monday Night Seminars.



FEATURES
During the Seminar, attendees will build their own Dream Plan
Attendees will read and discuss excerpts from:
  • Plato's Apology (which contains Socrates' famous maxim: "the unexamined life is not worth living”)
  • Aesop's Fables
  • J. R. R. Tolkien
  • Aristotle's principles relevant to all persons desiring to persuade others of the value and importance of what is good
    • From ENGL 101: Rhetoric and Composition--the Bay College course taught at Iron Mountain High School
  • G. K. Chesterton
    • "If you do not have mirth then you will have madness.”
  • The Greek Historian Herodotus
    • "If a man insisted always on being serious, and never allowed himself a bit of fun and relaxation, he would go mad or become unstable without knowing it.”

Don’t miss this opportunity to discuss transformational ideas in community--please join us.  

Monday Night Seminars (7-8:30 p.m) at Bay West in room 232. 
Plan to come each week or drop in when you can!


For questions, please email Jeremie Solak at solakj@imschools.org.
We look forward to seeing you!


Jeremie Solak
Dean of the Dual Enrollment Program
Iron Mountain High School

Macbook Airs, Pros & iMacs for Sale

8/19/2016

 
​Iron Mountain Public Schools has a limited number of Macbook Airs, Macbook Pro and iMac computers for sale to the public. If interested, you can stop by the superintendent's office from 9-11AM or 1PM-3PM Monday through Friday this next week (8/22/16) . Specs and pricing below:

2013 Macbook Air - $500
1.3GHz Core i5 Processor
13.3" screen (non-retina)
4GB RAM
128GB Flash storage
Comes with power adapter. 

2013 Macbook Pro - $550 (only 1 of these available)
2.5GHz Core i5 Processor
13.3" screen
4GB RAM
500GB HDD
DVD/CD Drive
Comes with power adapter. 

2013 iMac 21.5" - $650
2.7GHz Core i5 Processor
8GB RAM
1TB HDD
Comes with power cord, keyboard and mouse

These devices are being sold ‘as-is’ and come with no warranty or tech support from Iron Mountain Public Schools. All support inquiries are to be directed to Apple or other third party repair shops. All devices have been inspected and formatted back to a default state and Iron Mountain Public Schools has made every effort to provide a fully functional device.

Cash or money order only, no checks will be accepted. 

Meet the Mountaineers - 8/22/2016

8/16/2016

 
The Iron Mountain Athletic Booster Club will be hosting the annual Meet the Mountaineers on Monday, August 22.  Food and refreshments will be served at 5:00 PM and the introduction of all Mountaineer Fall athletes will start at 5:30 PM.  Everyone is welcome!  The annual IM Athletic Club Fund Drive will follow.

Upcoming Events

8/10/2016

 
Welcome Back, Students!
 
School Starts Tuesday, August 30th
 
North Elementary School of the Arts (Pre-K-4th Grades) : 8:15am-3:15pm
East Elementary (5th&6th Grades on Central Campus) : 8:00am-3:00pm
Central Middle School/High School (7th-12th Grades) : 7:50am-2:50pm
 
Upcoming Events:
  • Monday, August 22nd: “Meet the Mountaineers!”
    • Mountaineer Stadium at 5:00pm
    • IMHS Athletic Booster Fund Drive at 6:00pm
  • Tuesday, August 23rd: Freshman and New Student Orientation
    • 6:00pm in the High School Auditorium
  • Wednesday, August 24th:
    • North Elementary Open House at 4:30pm in the Elementary Gymnasium
    • East Elementary Open House (5th&6th Grades) at 5:30pm in the HS Auditorium
    • 7th & 8th Grades MS Open House at 6:00pm in the HS Auditorium
  • Homecoming Week is September 12th-17th
    • Friday, September 16th Home Football Game Versus Negaunee at 6:00pm with High School Student Council Tailgate from 3:00pm-5:30pm Prior to the Game

8/24/16: Picture Day for Grades 7-12

8/8/2016

 
Picture Day will be on Wednesday, August 24th for grades 7-12 in the Wrestling Room of the Izzo-Mariucci Building.  Below is the schedule based on grade and last name:

7th last name A-M 8:00-8:30
7th last name N-Z 8:30-9:00
8th last name A-M 9:00-9:30
8th last name N-Z 9:30-10:00
9th last name A-M 10:00-10:30
9th last name N-Z  10:30-11:00
10th last name A-M 11:00-11:30
10th last name N-Z 11:30-12:00
11th last name A-M 1:00-1:30
11th last name N-Z 1:30-2:00
12th last name A-M 2:00-2:30
12th last name N-M 2:30-3:00

Athletic Booster Club Meeting - 8/8/2016

8/1/2016

 

The Iron Mountain Athletic Booster Club will be holding a meeting on Monday, August 8 at 6:00 PM at the Izzo Mariucci Center.  The agenda will include planning the annual Meet the Mountaineers event and electing officers for the upcoming school year. There will be vacant positions on the board.  Everyone is welcome to attend!

World War II Documentary Viewing with Iron Mountain Alum Anthony Gianunzio

6/29/2016

 
Picture

2016 FUTURES PBL Showcase

5/31/2016

 
There will be a FUTURES PBL showcase in the 512 Building from 5-7PM on Wednesday, June 1st.  We invite you to come take a look at the exciting projects the students have been working on for the past 5 weeks!

2016 Graduation Ceremony

5/19/2016

 
The 2016 Graduation Ceremony will be streamed live here on our website. You can view it here in this news article or on the high school homepage. 
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