Daily Bulletin

Iron Mountain High School Bulletin for Thursday, May 21, 2026

Dual Enrollment Information

In accordance with the Michigan Postsecondary Enrollment Options Act, we want to ensure all families are aware of the dual enrollment opportunities available to our students.

What is Dual Enrollment? This program allows eligible high school students to enroll in up to 10 college courses at Michigan public or private colleges and universities. To support our students, the district assists with paying tuition and mandatory fees, including registration and material fees as long as the student receives a C- or better in the class (other restrictions may apply).

Planning Ahead: We recommend all students in grade 8 and above review these options during their annual Educational Development Plan (EDP) review with Mrs. Petrusch to see how college credit fits into their long-term goals.

If you believe your student is eligible and ready to participate, please contact our Guidance Department at 906-779-2610, to begin the process.

Dual Enrollment Information Letter


Seniors: Local Job Opportunity

Systems Control is hosting a job fair on Wednesday, May 27th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., to connect with students who may be entering the workforce after graduation.

As a local employer, they're hoping to provide opportunities for seniors to start their careers right here in our community. For more information see the flyer posted at the A Floor Entrance or the Guidance Office.

IMHS Semester Exams – May/June 2026

Friday, May 29th

    7:50am – 9:20am 1st Period

    9:35am – 11:05am 7th Period

Monday, June 1st

    7:50am – 9:20am 2nd Period

    9:35am – 11:05am 6th Period

Tuesday, June 2nd

    7:50am – 9:20am 3rd Period

    9:35am – 11:05am 5th Period

Wednesday, June 3rd

    7:50am – 9:20am 4th Period

Additional Information:

    Students are NOT to be dismissed from exams early for any reason except emergencies cleared through the office.

    Students are not required to be on campus unless involved in testing. Students will not be allowed in the halls during scheduled test sessions.

    Students who are tardy (arrive to class within 5 minutes of the bell) will be permitted to take their exam during the scheduled time.

    Students who are more than 5 minutes late, (considered absent) for an exam, will not be permitted to take the exam at that scheduled time.

    Arrangements will need to be made through the office and the teacher to schedule a make-up time convenient for all involved.

    All fines or materials due in classes, media center, or office must be taken care of prior to the last exam.

Seniors: Graduation Tickets

Seniors: Graduation tickets are available at the Guidance Office. Student pickup only. Tickets are for Lawn Seating, reserved for parents/guardians. Bleacher seating is available First Come First Serve. Congrats!

Student of the week

Alyczander Barrett

Grade: 8th

Parents: Michaela & Miquel Barrett

Alyczander is a new student at Iron Mountain this year, but he has already shown a great deal of growth and maturity. He comes to class prepared each day, follows directions, and consistently works hard to meet and exceed classroom expectations. Alyczander sets a positive example for his peers by asking thoughtful questions when he does not understand something and by showing willingness to learn. He is kind, respectful, and considerate of others, making him a positive role model in the classroom. Alyczander also enjoys playing sports, especially hockey. His positive attitude, responsibility, and respectful nature have made a strong impression this year.

Sports Dismissals This Week

5/18- HS Track, Dismissed at 11:35am

HS Softball, Dismissed at 2:15pm

HS Golf, out all day

5/19- HS Baseball, Dismissed at 12:00pm

HS Boys Tennis, out all day

HS Softball, Dismissed at 2:15pm

*UPDATE: HS Track, dismissed at 2:00pm, Helping with CMS Track meet*

5/20- HS Boys Tennis, Dismissed at 12:50pmCancelled

5/21- HS Baseball, Dismissed at 1:10pm

HS Softball, Dismissed at 2:15pm

HS Golf, out all day

*Reminder, the dismissal times are subject to change, please check often*

Interested in Student Council for 26-27?

Anyone in 8th through 11th grade interested in running for student council for the 2026-2027 school year, needs to email Mrs. Miziniak by this Friday, May 22nd. The email should be a paragraph about why you want to run for student council and it will be shared with your classmates; be sure to include why people would want to vote for you.

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