The School District of Niagara had another successful Career Day on Friday, February 1st. Students in grades 6-12 participated in five different sessions throughout the afternoon. Thank you to all guest speakers who took time out of their busy schedules to teach our students about their careers!
Fifteen professions were represented from the following businesses: Northern Interstate Bank, Verso Corporation, Dickinson County Prosecutor's Office, Coleman Engineering, Florence County Department of Natural Resources, Niagara Police Department, Meemic Insurance, Radiant Natural Health, Frog Country Radio, Great Beginnings Early Child Care Center, Fleming Fabrication, Dickinson County Healthcare System, and Marinette County Land & Water Conservation. Representative from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Bay de Noc Community College, Northern Michigan University, UWGB-Marinette and the United States Army were also here to share information with the students.
The day was a great opportunity for students to connect with local businesses and colleges to learn more about careers. The event was made possible through a mini-grant from Dickinson County Community Foundation.
Mallory is the daughter of Mark and Amanda Sanicki from Niagara, WI. She is a sixth-grade student at Niagara Middle School who participates in volleyball, soccer, and basketball. Her other interests include swimming, jet-skiing, and riding her ATV while spending time with her family. Mallory is a very sweet girl who comes to class each day with a smile. She is self-motivated, has an upbeat personality, and displays an optimistic attitude. She is consistently respectful and polite to her classmates and teachers. Mallory is a positive role model for her peers.
Due to the inclement weather this winter, the school district has been faced with making changes to the 2018-2019 school calendar. Please see below for those changes. Changes may continue to be made if any future days of school are canceled. The school district appreciates your support and understanding. Let’s continue to make this a great school year.
February 25 – STUDENTS WILL BE IN SESSION - No Mid-Winter Break
June 3 – Students in Session - due to canceling school for inclement weather days.
June 4 - 7 – To be determined – If more days of school need to be canceled due to inclement weather.
Pictured front row left to right: Abigail Paquette (4K), Jesilyn Jensen (1st), Bowen Griese (K), Jaycie Marchetti (2nd). Back row left to right: Mr. Trevillian (Principal), Jasmine Seckinger (5th), Lyla Cretton (3rd), Bristol Sanicki (4th) and Mr. Hanson (Director of Pupil Services)
