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3 Aug
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APS Community Town Hall Meeting 6:00 PM to 8:00 PMAPS Community Town Hall MeetingDate: Aug 3Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PMLocation: Alpena Senior High School, 3303 S 3rd Ave, Alpena, MI 49707, USACalendar: District CalendarJoin APS Superintendent David Rabbideau for an engaging and interactive evening of dialogue for members of the Alpena Community and School District. Topics of focus will be those that have been shared recently with the Board of Education.
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5 Aug
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APS Online Parent Meeting 6:00 PM to 7:00 PMAPS Online Parent MeetingDate: Aug 5Time: 6:00 PM to 7:00 PMCalendar: District CalendarInformational Meeting for any Alpena Public School parent interested in APS Online for Fall, 2021
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6 Aug
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Property Committee 10:00 AM to 11:00 AMProperty CommitteeDate: Aug 6Time: 10:00 AM to 11:00 AMCalendar: District Calendar
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16 Aug
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BOE Meeting 5:30 PM to 7:30 PMBOE MeetingDate: Aug 16Time: 5:30 PM to 7:30 PMCalendar: District CalendarThis meeting will be held in-person in the Gerry Ludwig Board Room, 2373 Gordon Rd., Alpena, MI 49707.
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People do not need to wear masks.
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20 Aug
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New Teachers OrientationDate: Aug 20Calendar: District Calendar
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MHSAA Sports Physical
Visit ACC Trio Talent Search for information about future career planning.
Join the Boys and Girls Club for after-school activities.
Our Mission
Building a Strong Foundation to Prepare for Tomorrow's Challenges
Thunder Bay Junior High School serves the sixth, seventh and eighth grade students in the Alpena Public School system. Thunder Bay is the only junior high school in the Alpena Public School district and has a student population of over 800.
Built in 1999, our beautiful facility sits on a 77-acre campus. Thunder Bay Junior High School is a single level structure that allows handicapped access to all classrooms. Our campus includes a forested outdoor environmental study area with a stream running through our property. We have spacious grounds with complete physical education facilities, four tennis courts, two softball fields, track and field course, football field, and three outdoor basketball courts.
Thunder Bay Junior High School boasts large, modern classrooms, fully equipped science labs, industrial arts and life management rooms, music complex, three computer labs, modern media center, cafetorium with a performance stage, gym, and fabulous food service preparation and serving facilities. Staff and students enjoy the technology available in each classroom and share the pride of occupying one of the newest buildings in our district.
Core subject teachers (Math, Science, English, Social Studies) are structured in four-person teams with a common conference and preparation hour. The teaming concept allows for the building of relationships with students during their crucial middle-school years.
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Office Personnel
Schedule
7:20 –Warning Bell
7:25– 7:50 – 1st Hour, Advisory
7:55 – 8:49 – 2nd Hour
8:54 – 9:48– 3rd Hour
9:53 – 10:47– 4th Hour
10:47 – 11:17 – 1st Lunch
11:22 – 12:23 – 5th Hour
10:52– 11:20 – 5th Hour
11:20 – 11:50 – 2nd Lunch
11:55 – 12:23 – 5th Hour
10:52 – 11:53 – 5th Hour
11:53 – 12:23 – 3rd Lunch
12:28 – 1:22 – 6th Hour
1:27– 2:20 – 7th Hour
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