Posts

Suttons Bay school celebrates Native American Heritage Month with Spirit Week

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Suttons Bay Public Schools celebrated the rich history, culture, and contributions of Native American communities through a special Spirit Week. This meaningful event, held from Nov. 18-22, featured themed dress-up days and activities aimed at fostering pride, awareness, and unity among students and staff. Students embraced their creativity and cultural appreciation by participating in themed days such as “Rock Your Mocs or Crocs” and “Rock Your Ribbon Skirt or Shirt”. The week provided an opportunity to spotlight and honor the diverse Native American traditions represented within our student body.

Read more
/by

Suttons Bay School hosts first annual Empty Bowls virtual event

Suttons Bay Public Schools is hosting its first annual Empty Bowls silent auction and virtual event, April 14-16. Click here to register for the event and make your bids until noon on Friday, April 16.

Read more
/by

Leelanau Essentials—the workers who keep us fed during the pandemic. Meet Suttons Bay Public Schools’ food service workers

During the statewide school shutdown prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, the food service staff at Suttons Bay Public Schools are preparing 180 bag breakfasts and lunches every weekday for students who qualify for free- and reduced-price meals. The meals are delivered to the student’s homes in two vans, and with the help of community volunteers.

Read more
/by