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Thanksgiving
Dinners: We try to maintain a "family"
atmosphere at BRIDGE. If you are a family, then
you have Thanksgiving Dinner together! Each year
the students and staff cook a feast and sit down
for a Thanksgiving feast. Each person must say
what they are grateful for.....most of the
students say BRIDGE! |
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BRIDGE students have
many opportunities to work with the community.
Pictured above, the students are working with an
artist from the Community Art Center developing
the Labyrinth Project of Hancock's Waterfront! |
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During "Theme
Education" projects the students are given
opportunities to see how academics are applied
to the workplace-MTU Building Construction
Project! |
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Assisting Keweenaw
Family Resource Center with decorating for a
party involving children and their parents! |
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Building Project: As
often as we can, we try to bring in the "Applied
Process!" The students, Bill Rivest,
Administrator, and Ed Semmens, Maintenance/Bus
Driver, built a storage shed. |
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Mr. Rivest and Mr.
Semmens "teaching" our students how to build! |
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Other
program highlights.....
We celebrate the holidays by
giving to others...
- Our students
deliver packages to the elderly at Christmas
time!
- We carve
pumpkins during Halloween and donate them to
the nursing homes and senior citizens'
buildings!
- We volunteer
by reading to the children at various
daycares.
- The students
have planted flowers for the Hancock City in
the spring.
- They
participate in city beautification projects
- and much,
much, more.
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Carving pumpkins
during Halloween! |
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BRIDGE High School
took first place in MTU Winter Carnival 2004
High School Competition. The students built a
quinzee. |
