Dec. 22-Jan. 2 Christmas Break January 13 January 23 January 30 February 3 February 6 February 8 March 8

Early Release Parent Teacher Conferences Parent Teacher Conferences Early Release Winter Break Student Count Day Trimester 2 Exams

March 9 Trimester 2 Exams March 10 Trimester 2 Exams March 10 March 13

Early Release Trimester 3 Starts

March 31-April 7 April 11-13 April 14 April 22 April 24 April 26 May 12 May 15 May 22 May 22 May 23 May 25 May 29 June 7

Spring Break SAT/WorkKeys/M Step Testing Early Release Prom/Stone Water Country Club Parent Teacher Conferences Parent Teacher Conferences Early Release Senior Honors Night Senior Assembly Senior Exams Senior Exams High School Graduation Memorial Day Trimester 3 Exams

June 8 Trimester 3 Exams June 9 Trimester 3 Exams June 9 Last Student Day Early Release

Return Jan. 3 11:15 a.m. 5:30-9:00 p.m.5:30-9:00 p.m.11:15 a.m. No School

11:15 a.m.

Return April 10

11:15 a.m. 8:00-11:00 p.m.6:00-8:00 p.m.6:00-8:00 p.m.11:15 a.m.

Hope College 6:00 p.m.No school

Early Release 11:15 a.m.

REQUIRED ADVISORY MEETINGS DATES - TECH STUDENTS Meetings will be held in the Main Campus Auditorium

Dec. 8, Jan. 5, Feb. 2, Mar. 2, Apr. 20, May 4

PLEASE NOTIFY THE ATTENDANCE OFFICE IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS

FROM THE OTTAWA COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT REGARDING STUDENT ABSENCES When the student is absent, the parent/guardian must call the main campus at 669-1500 and press 1 for the attendance office or the Freshman Campus at 669-1510 before the end of the day to explain the reason for the absence. (Notes are not acceptable.) If no call is received, the absence will be unexcused. The Ottawa County Health Department is working directly with your child’s school to make Ottawa County a healthier place to live. Michigan law requires that schools report the occurrence of any communicable disease to the local health department on a weekly basis. To assist your child’s school in reporting communicable diseases to the health department and preventing disease outbreaks, please be specificwhen reporting your child’s absence.When calling in for a child please include the following information:1. A description of the symptoms of the illness (vomiting, fever, rash, diarrhea, etc.) 2. The type of illness if known and who identified the illness 3. Your telephone number (if no phone, give addres

MUSICAL CONCERTS IN OUR DISTRICT Tuesday

November 29 Bauer Elementary Fair Haven Ministries 7:00 p.m.

ThursdayDecember 1 MS Band Concert Freshman Campus

Auditorium RSMS 6:45 p.m.BSMS 8:00 p.m.

MondayDecember 5 MS Choir Concert Freshman Campus

Auditorium BSMS 6:45 p.m.RSMS 8:00 p.m.

TuesdayDecember 6 Alward Elementary Fellowship Reformed

Church 6:30 p.m.

TuesdayDecember 6

Jamestown Elementary Upper and Lower Fair Haven Ministries 6:30 p.m.

Thursday December 8 South Elementary Fellowship Reformed

Church 6:30 p.m.

SundayDecember 11 HS/MS Orchestra Concert Freshman Campus

Auditorium

RSMS/BSMS 6/7 grades with ASE-2:00 p.m.

RSMS/BSMS 8th grade with HS Concert &

Symphony-4:00 p.m.

MondayDecember 12 HS Choir Concert Freshman Campus

Auditorium 7:30 p.m.

TuesdayDecember 13 Park Elementary Fellowship Reformed

Church 6:30 p.m.

TuesdayDecember 13 Georgetown Elementary Fair Haven Ministries 6:30 p.m.

WednesdayDecember 14 HS Band Concert Freshman Campus

Auditorium 7:30 p.m.

Thursday December 15 Forest Grove Elementary Fellowship Reformed

Church 7:00 p.m.

SEEKING PARENTAL EMAIL ADDRESSES!! HHS would especially appreciate that you submit your preferred e-mail address, so we can send newsletter and informational updates to you electronically in an effort to save paper and postage.

FUTURE PARENT NEWSLETTERS Please be aware that newsletters throughout this school year will NOT be mailed home. They will be emailed to your email address that you provided to the school and they will also be available on our website: www.hudsonville.k12.mi.us. Approximate dates you will receive these newsletters will be:

February 10, 2017 May 12, 2017If you have not submitted an email address to us or you do not have access to our website, youor your student may stop in the office after these dates to pick up a printed newsletter

VISITOR POLICY All visitors, including parents and siblings, are required to enter through the front door of the building and proceed immediately to the main office. Visitors should identify themselves and inform office personnel of their reason for being at school.Visitors must sign in, identifying their name, the date and time of arrival, and the classroom or location they are visiting. Approved visitors must take a tag identifying themselves as a guest and place the tag to their outer clothing in a clearly visible location.

Visitors are required to proceed immediately to their location in a quiet manner. All visitors must return to the main office and sign out before leaving the school. Visitors are expected to abide by all school rules during their time on school property. A visitor who fails to conduct himself or herself in an appropriate manner will be asked to leave and may be subject to criminal penalties for trespass and/or disruptive behavior.

Parents would you like to stay informed about happenings in your child’s class? Check out the following links for some great information...

Freshman Class website: https://sites.google.com/a/hpseagles.net/hhsfreshmanclass/ Sophomore Class website: https://sites.google.com/a/hpseagles.net/hhssophomoreclass/

Junior Class website: https://sites.google.com/a/hpseagles.net/hhsjuniorclass/ Senior Class website: https://sites.google.com/a/hpseagles.net/hhsseniorclass/

CHECK OUT OUR SCHOOL STORE, EAGLES LANDING Come check out our School Store, Eagles Landing!! We have lots of new gear that

you will love including Under Armour. It is a great way to support our Eagles!!

RENAISSANCE RECOGNITION STUDENTS November

9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE Rebecca Bart Beckett Davis Madison Gryzen Quinne VanEss Madison Winright

Drew Atkins Emily Bergstrom Hannah Carney

Travis Crow Joshua Knierim Emma Post

Hope Assink Zach Budzyn

Jacob DeHaan Matt Groh BT Pyper Bailey Russell Ryan Yonker

December

9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE Ashley Holland Kaitlyn Kalee Jace Kooiker Sophia Putman Heather Slattery Kylie Tubergen

Savannah Bachert Morgan Jones James Oetman Kendall Piper Samantha Thomure

Matea Brajkovic Troy Buskard Hope Goosen

Ben St. John Kyle Szymanski

PARENT REMINDER It is much easier for students, staff and parents if you let the office know of an appointment or early dismissal as early in the day as possible. Sometimes classes are not in their classroom therefore we cannot locate your student immediately. Also, we cannot give a student a pass without first receiving a call or note from a parent. Thank you for helping us.

STUDENT MEDICAL INSURANCE ARE YOU AWARE........ You may purchase medical insurance for your student through First Agency, Inc. Insurance Company. Coverage is available for 24-Hour Protection or At School ONLY Protection. Forms are available in the high school office if you have any questions.

College Visit A campus visit is defined as a meeting with an advisor, observing classes and touring the campus. NOTE: Freshman orientation and/or scheduling for classes and placement testing will not be considered a “campus visit”. These activities should be arranged after school hours. Juniors and seniors will be allowed one (1) school related absence per year for a campus visit. Additional visits will be recorded as excused (E) absences only as a result of a parent call. All campus visits must be completed by May 1.

Dance Chaperones

In order to put on dances for our students here at HHS, we need help from adults in the community to act as chaperones. Parents, family friends, older siblings, aunts/uncles, youth group leaders are all great chaperones! In order to keep our dances a safe and fun environment, we need help from chaperones. Prom will have two shifts for workers. Shift 1 - 7:30 - 9:45 p.m. and Shift 2 - 9:30 - 11:15 p.m. If you are interested in helping put on a special night for our students, please feel free to contact Mrs. Jesky (mjesky@hpseagles.net) or Ms. Muñoz (lmunoz@hpseagles.net).

Prom this year will be held at Stone Water Country Club in Caledonia on Saturday, April 22, 2017 from 8:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Usually, Junior and Senior parents help chaperone this dance. Don’t let your Junior or Senior talk you out of it, we need your help and you will be busy during the event! If you are willing and able to help, please contact us.

The cost of this dance is $50 per student and we want students to have as much time as possible to save their money. Prom is a fundraiser for each year’s Junior class and money raised is used during their Senior year.

  

   

   

SNOW DAY PROCEDURE FOR HOT LUNCH ~ With snow just around thecorner, the food service program would like to remind parents and students about what will happen if school is closed due to weather. If the district is closed, the menu that was supposed to be served on the snow day will be moved to the next school day. An example: if school is canceled on Tuesday due to weather, Tuesday’s menu will be served on Wednesday and the menu that was scheduled for Wednesday will be completely canceled. The only exception to this policy is if school is canceled on Friday. In this case, Friday’s menu will be completely canceled and we will continue with the regular menu on Monday. Information on

what menu will be served on the day you return will be available on Twitter or the foodservice web page at www.jenhudfood.org. Please feel free to contact the food service department at 457-2400 if you have any questions or are unsure of what the menu will be. Thank you! ~ Stacey L. Wykoski, Food Service Director

EdgenuityIf your son/daughter is in need of credit recovery, they can register for classes through Edgenuity (formerly e2020). This online program is offered at Hudsonville High School and Tech Center. Edgenuity enables students to work after school, from home, or anywhere Internet is accessible. The classes are designed to help students be successfulin school, but they also allow students to work independently at their own pace. However. they need to do a portion each day in order to finish in 12 weeks. All Edgenuity online courses are aligned to Hudsonville curriculum and state standards.

Edgenuity Facts • Students have 12 weeks from the date they sign up to complete the course. • Students can sign up for one course at a time. • All tests and exams must be taken at school. • The cost of each course is $110.00. Tuition must be paid prior to registration. • The after school hours are Monday through Thursday from 2:45 - 4:00 p.m. in the Media Center. • Hudsonville students who qualify for free/reduced lunch are eligible for tuition grants. • If your student is already enrolled in an Edgenuity course you can check their progress by

by either emailing me to be added to your student’s account, or through setting up an account in in the Edgenuity Parent Portal.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the courses, please call Ms. Mason or Mrs. Ysseldyke at 669-1500, ext. 20504 or email at kmason@hpseagles.net or cysseld@hpseagles.net.

The HHS Choirs Present their 2016 Winter Choir Concert Monday, December 12, 2016

7:30 pm New Fine Arts Auditorium

Free of Charge

YEARBOOK INFO.......

NOTICE: Those who missed the December 9th deadline for senior photo submission...get them to Mr. Henning BEFORE CHRISTMAS BREAK. Any photos NOT received by DECEMBER 22 will be substituted with the School ID photo OR a digital photo taken by a staff member. There are no exceptions or extensions. ALL photos must be school appropriate and are subject to rejection by the Yearbook Advisor or the Administration.

HOW TO ORDER YOUR 2017 YEARBOOK............. Yearbook can be purchased in the cafeteria during lunches in December---or before/after school in Room 117. Freshmen may purchase books in the 9th Grade Main Office. Cash/Checks only. No Charge/Debit. Make checks payable to: The Pioneer. PLEASE write your student’s name AND grade in the MEMO portion of the check.

If you are purchasing books for more than one child, PLEASE make SEPARATE checks for payment. This makes chances of mix-ups less likely.

If your student purchases a book during school hours they will be issued a receipt. If you order/pay by mail, a receipt will be delivered to your child during a school day. Please keep the receipt in a safe place until books are delivered in Fall 2016. If your student’s name does not appear on our master list of purchases, the receipt or photocopy of a canceled check will assure you receive your book.

If you are the parent of a 2016 graduate and ordered a yearbook, please pick it up at the high school main office. If you were the sponsor or host of an exchange student who purchased a book, please make arrangements to pick-up the book from the Main Office and mail to that student.

Sports team photos will be featured in the sponsor section 2017Pioneer. However, if you desire larger photos, you may purchase Fall-Winter-Spring Sports brochures for $1 each at any home sporting event.

Be an EAGLE BOOK BUYER! For $58, it’s your chance to purchase a yearbook for a student who cannot afford one. GREAT time of the year to spread some cheer and give back to the community!

CONTACT ROBERT HENNING FOR DETAILS---rhenning@hpseagles.net

ALL- CONFERENCE FALL 2016

FOOTBALL: Dalton Agers- All Conference Bryce Akins- All Conference Drew Higgs – All Conference

Jack Mandryk – All Conference Lane Potter – All Conference

Mitchell Belka- All Conferece Honorable Mention Jake Hoekstra – All Conference Honorable Mention

Brock Kleinheksel – All Conference Honorable Mention

VOLLEYBALL: Chloe Guingrich- All Conference, All Region

Madelyn Hall – All Conference Honorable Mention, All Region

BOYS TENNIS: Brenden Bentley- All Conference

Brandon McEachern- All Conference Pierce Arangua- All Conference Honorable Mention Isaac Bylsma- All Conference Honorable Mention

Justin Gortsema- All Conference Honorable Mention Eric Hull All Conference Honorable Mention

GIRLS GOLF: Deanna DeLeeuw – All Conference

Keilana Doss – All Conference Dakota Spears – All Conference

Jericha Sharphorn – All Conference Honorable Mention Jennifer Williams- All Conference Honorable Mention

CROSS COUNTRY: BOYS Derek Sanchez – All Conference Nate Vruggink – All Conference

Casey Olson – All Conference Honorable Mention

CROSS COUNTRY: GIRLS Melanie Helder- All Conference

GIRLS SWIMMING: Serena DeJonge – All Conference Alaina Lubbers – All Conference Kelly Peasley – All Conference Claire Tuttle – All Conference

BOYS SOCCER: Ben Dykstra- All Conference, All District

Keegan Wondergem – All Conference, All District Cam McDonald- All District

Noah Stidham – All Conference Honorable Mention

BOYS WATER POLO: Gerrit Baker – All Conference Andrew Boeve- All Conference Lucas Petzold – All Conference

Austin Atwood – All Conference Honorable Mention

CAREERLINE TECH CENTER IMPORTANT DATES January 12 (Thursday): Presentation to all sophomores by a Careerline Tech Center

Representative. Information will be given about programs, and permission slips to attend the Tech Center Observation Day will be handed out to students.

January 18 (Wednesday): DUE DATE for Tech Center Observation Day PERMISSION SLIPS which can be turned in to the guidance office. Late permission slips unfortunately cannot be accepted (we need to plan ahead for buses and scheduling students into program visits)

February 1 (Wednesday): CAREERLINE TECH CENTER OBSERVATION DAY. Sophomores who have turned in their permission slips will go to the Tech Center for a visit. Each student will participate in a 20 minute class in three different programs. Students will be gone from HHS between approximately 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m and will be responsible for any class work they miss. Tech Center applications will be handed out and will also be available in the guidance office.

February 10 (Friday): TECH CENTER APPLICATIONS ARE DUE TO THE GUIDANCE OFFICE. Late applications will be accepted, but will have to be added to the end of the wait list.

GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT NEWS MAIN CAMPUS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBER - 669-1500

FRESHMAN CAMPUS - 669-1510

COUNSELOR ASSIGNMENTS: • Mrs. Dawson: A-E (Main Campus, ext. 20321) • Mrs. Thomas: F-L (Main Campus, ext. 20322) • Mrs. Hoff: M-Si (Freshman Campus, ext. 24307) • Mr. Manzer: Sk-Z (Freshman Campus, ext. 24306)

CHECK OUT THE GUIDANCE OFFICE WEB PAGE! The High School Guidance Office has a very informational web site. To access the web site go to www.hudsonville.k12.mi.us. Click on the High School, and then click on Guidance Office. The web page has links to helpful web sites such as Fastweb and FAFSA as well as information on scholarships, transcripts, jobs, and opportunities for students and parents.

COLLEGE APPLICATIONS Just a reminder that college bound seniors should have already submitted their college applications. If not, they need to submit them no later than Christmas break. Students who submit an online application need to have their transcripts sent to the colleges. Students can have their transcripts sent electronically by signing up for the service at www.parchment.com. If they prefer to have the Guidance Office send the transcript, then students should print off a counselor recommendation form to be turned into the Guidance Office. If there is no counselor recommendation form, let your counselor know that you need your transcript sent to the college.

COLLEGE/VOCATIONAL SCHOOL CAMPUS VISITSOne very important factor in the process of selecting a post secondary institution, (and one that is frequently overlooked) is the campus visit. There is no better way to learn about a college, university, or vocational school, the faculty, facilities, atmosphere, student values - - than to visit the campus when classes are in session. It is far better to see through “your own eyes” rather than rely on the word of afriend or the school’s promotional materials. Students are more likely to have a successful experience if they are in an environment compatible with their values and needs.

Students can set up visits on their own by contacting the school’s admissions office or by checking the college’s website. Many schools have set visitation programs that students can access. Juniors and seniors are allowed one day per year to go on a visit that doesn’t count against their attendance. Other visits count as excused absences. Parents need to call the Attendance Office to excuse their students for campus visits.

FAFSA TIPS Seniors and their families who are seeking financial aid for post secondary education need to file a document called the Free Application For Federal Student Aid or FAFSA. Families are encouraged to utilize FAFSA on the WEB to file for financial aid at www.fafsa.ed.gov. To obtain a paper FAFSA you must contact the Federal Student Aid

Information Center at 1-800-4-FED-ASID (1-800-453-3243). You may also download a PDF version of the FAFSA at www.FSAPubs.org or www.FederalStudentAid.ed.gov. You may complete the form by hand and mail it to the address provided for processing. The FAFSA should be filed as early as possible and no later than March 1 for full consideration for financial aid programs. To file a FAFSA online, students and parents must create a FSA ID. To do so, go to https://fafsa.ed.gov and click on “FSA ID” at the top. Your FAFSA will be processed faster using an FSA ID than if you mail in a signature page.

With your FSA ID you can:• Sign your FAFSA on the WEB electronically • Review and correct answers on your Student Aid Report (SAR) electronically • Print a copy of your SAR • Electronically sign your promissory notes • Reapply for student aid every year • View information about federal loans and grants you’ve received.

The following are some helpful tips for completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). • Double check to make sure the student's social security number is correct. • Be sure the application is dated for the year the student is attending college,

not the current school year. • Parents should not send tax returns or letters with applications. Letters regarding

unusual circumstances should be sent directly to the college. • Adhere to deadlines. Parents should use estimated income information rather than

missing deadlines. The deadline to be fully considered for Michigan scholarship programs is March 1, 2017. This deadline is a receipt date, not a postmark date. The best advice is to mail your FAFSA close to Feb. 1. For online applications, be sure to submit by March 1.

• Build and maintain a file on financial aid transactions and correspondence. Make copies of everything.

• If you need help, check with the guidance office or the college financial aid office.

FAFSA 4 CASTER Hey parents – check out the FAFSA 4 caster. This is a website that will help you understand financial aid programs and give you a chance to estimate your financial aid eligibility. This is a site especially for parents of students in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. If you enter information in the 4caster, you will be able to transfer that information over to the actual FAFSA when you’re ready to do so. Here is the website: www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov

SCHOLARSHIPS Don’t forget that the Guidance Office has a Scholarship File that is updated weekly. You can access the Scholarship File on the Guidance Office website or by stopping in the Guidance Office to look at a hard copy. We also recommend that students use one or more than one free scholarship search engines. Four that we recommend are: www.fastweb.com , www.scholarships.com , www.finaid.org , and www.collegeboard.com

TUITION INCENTIVE PLAN Students can qualify for the Tuition Incentive Plan (TIP) if they have or have had Medicaid coverage for 24 months within a 36-consecutive month period. Students could have been sent a qualifying letter as early as 6th grade. If you think your student may qualify for this, you can contact the Tuition Incentive Program by calling 1-888-4-GRANTS. (1-888-447-2687). If your family receives free or reduced lunch, there is a chance you may qualify for this as well.

JUNIOR INTERVIEWS The counselors are in the process of meeting individually with all 11th grade students to discuss their future plans and goals and discuss their course selections for their senior year. Juniors have already received information about researching colleges, planning for their futures, and more in a packet of handouts e-mailed prior to presentations in their November Advisory classes. Juniors are strongly encouraged to research college and other post-secondary options NOW, prior to their senior year. There are many websites available for students to use, including Career Cruising. To access Career Cruising go to www.careercruising.com and enter the username Hudsonville and the password Eagles. Career Cruising will allow you to search for careers, colleges, and even scholarship and financial aid information.

COURSE REGISTRATION Scheduling for next year’s courses will take place through Powerschool and will be available from your home computer. This will allow parents and students time to sit down and register for classes together. There will also be some times available for students to register here at school. Students will be given instructions on how to register through Powerschool. More information on the exact dates for registration to come.

Kids’ Food Basket

High School Wide Community Service Project - Thursday, Dec. 15

During our Advisory Period on Thursday, Dec. 15, our entire high school will be working on a service project helping out Kids’ Food Basket.

Kids’ Food Basket is a non-profit organization that provides sack suppers to students in need. These sack suppers help students have food to eat who might otherwise go hungry. In Kent, Ottawa and Muskegon Counties, Kids’ Food Basket serves approximately 7, 500 students per day.

This year, we will be packing “Supper Packs” which are non-perishable items that are put into each Sack Supper.

WE NEED YOUR HELP! In order to complete this project we are looking for donations of the following items:

• 100% Fruit Juice Box (less than 7 ounces) • Individual Fruit Cup or Pouch • Granola Bar • Small Raisin Box • Quart Size Zipper Lock Bag

All donations can be dropped off at the Main Campus or Freshman Campus offices.

THANKS for being a part of our community service project. We couldn’t do it without your support.

 

Freshman Campus Connection Our freshman class of 2020 has recently finished up their first trimester of the high school career. Our staff works hard to help students understand the importance of getting off to a great start in high school and the statistics below demonstrates their success. We are very proud of how hard our students and staff have worked to accomplish so much in Trimester 1. Keep up the good work Eagles!

Statistics for the Freshman Class (2020) after Trimester 1: • 341 (67.8%) earned a 3.0 or higher GPA • 238 (47.3%) earned a 3.5 or higher GPA. • 89 (17.7%) earned a 4.0 GPA • 104 (20.7%) had perfect attendance

We are in need of a Parent Representative for our Title I / School Improvement Team. If your child has taken advantage of any of our tutoring opportunities, we would love to have your input into our academic intervention program. Contact Mr. Blood at mblood@hpseagles.net, or the HFC Office if you would like more details.

Need help with school work? We have three types of academic assistance available for you at the HFC through our Title I TAAG program (Tutoring to Achieve Academic Growth) located in Room 308 (HFC).

• You can join us for lunchtime tutoring • We also provide exam prep leading up to exam week All tutoring will be held in Room 308. Questions??? Contact Mr. Smith jsmitt11@hpseagles.net or by calling the HFC office (669-1510).

Orientation/Registration Meetings: There will be an Orientation Meeting for students and parents of the Class of 2021 coming up at the end of February/beginning of March. More information and details coming soon!

There will be a Registration/College information night for students and parents of the Class of 2020 the beginning of March. More information and details coming soon!

Congratulations to those 9th grade students who qualified for Eagle Renaissance “Blue” trimester award! In order to qualify, students need:

Qualification #1 • 3.0 GPA • No more than 5 excused

absences • No unexcused absences • No suspensions, ALC or

athletic code violation

Qualification #2 • .5 GPA increase from

previous trimester • No unexcused absences • No suspensions, ALC or

Athletic code violation

Qualification #3 • 3.5 average

Skills4Success rating from the previous trimester

Congratulations to the following 9th grade students for having perfect attendance for Trimester 1!

Samuel Avila Jack Garrett Danielle Maleski Micah Savola Caitlin Baker Lexi Garza Andrew Mann Derek Scholten Bryce Ball Bryce Gort Shane Mast Isabelle Schroeder Hannah Bolthouse Rylee Groenink Hannah McBride Braden Smith Dylan Booth Madison Gryzen Kaleb McClain Tyler SniderMason Bosgraaf Gabrielle Harmsen Makayla Mead Riley SokolowskiJessica Bravata Harrison Harper Parker Molewyk Nathan Strickler Ingrid Buchanan Anna Hayes Katelyn Monroe Cotey SydowIan Buckingham Luke Hein Brandon Mulder Trevor Teunis Aubrey Buskard Tyler Herbig Elizabeth Myaard Makena ThiemkeyZane Ceglarek Braely Herrema John Myaard Amara ThompsonRyan Chandler Madison Heslinga Avery Nelson Brennen Timmer Kayla Chapin Joshua Hoekstra Amalia Jaden Timmer Nathan Conkel Elijah Huyser Newenhouse Kellen TopieKaeden Costen Olivia Inchauste Ryan Nibbelink Patrick Tutt Jack DeBoer Destiny Itela Brady Osech Tyler Van OrderBlaine DeJongh Andrew Jensen Robert Parker Emma Veltema Elli Deters Alexandra Kachur Kailey Parkins Malachi Waalkes Brielle Dracht Dustin Koopman Chloe Patrick Allison Warners Emily Durkatz Mackenzie Karson Perry Travis Wiersma Allyson Emmert Krystiniak Jade Peters Trevor Wiersma Peter Estefan Max Kuperus Jacob Piotrowicz Ian Worst Matthew Fabiano Olivia LePard Joshua Plattenberg Mason YarbroughJacob Faraci Davyon Lesure Trevor Poisson Kaylie YkemaSarah Fischer Noah Lippenga Samantha Postma Caleb Yonker Natalie Fisher Levi Lutz Kylie Roberts Hannah Yonker Lucas Forgette Kaden Rookus