Ironwood Area Schools is seeking a Full Time Elementary Teacher for the 2023-24 school year. Please see the attached posting for more details. https://www.ironwoodschools.org/page/employment-opportunities
8 months ago, Travis Powell
Now Hiring
Elementary Teacher Posting
Ironwood Area Schools is looking for a K-12 Full-Time Business Education teacher. Please see the attached posting for more details.
8 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Graphic that says "now hiring"
Vacancy notice for a Business Education teacher
Reminder: Lunch is still available to those 18 and under. Visit Depot Park between 11 and noon, Monday through Friday!
8 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Summer Eat Up program flyer
Ironwood teachers continue to acquire new skills during the summer. 31 staff members attended a Professional Learning Community conference in Minneapolis, MN, in June. It was an excellent few days of learning!
8 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
A group of teachers in gray shirts
📢 Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce that we have revamped our enrollment process to make it easier and more convenient for you! Say goodbye to a cramped wrist and all that paperwork, and say hello to our brand new ONLINE enrollment system! 💻 Please follow this link if you are interested in enrolling your child at Ironwood Area Schools (for NEW STUDENTS ONLY at this time): https://psironwood.remc1.net/public/formbuilder/form.html?formid=71765 If you have any questions, please contact the Main Office at 906-932-0932 and we will gladly provide some guidance! We can't wait to welcome your family into our school community!
9 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
New student enrollment graphic
The Ironwood Basketball Program helped pre-sell tickets for the Brat and Beverage night at Ironwood Festival. Coaches, along with Mr. Powell, worked under the tent Wednesday evening at the dinner. The Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Club sponsors this event and a portion of the proceeds benefit the basketball program. Mr. Powell and the basketball coaches thank everyone for the great evening of support!
9 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
5 adults standing underneath a tent
Save the NEW date! Back to School Night is August 23 here at Luther L. Wright K-12 School. Join us for a burger or hot dog, meet your child's teacher(s), see their classroom, finish any enrollment paperwork, and have your questions answered.
9 months ago, Travis Powell
Back to School Night 23
IRONWOOD AREA SCHOOLS is currently seeking applications from individuals willing to fill a vacant term on the Board of Education. This term will expire December 31, 2026. Interested applicants must be at least 18 years of age, residents and registered voters of the Ironwood Area School District, and United States Citizens. Letters of Interest should be submitted to: Secretary of the Board of Education Ironwood Area Schools of Gogebic County 650 East Ayer Street Ironwood, MI 49938 carolyn.mieloszyk@ironwood.k12.mi.us 906-932-0200 Deadline: 12:00 Noon on Monday, July 17, 2023
9 months ago, Travis Powell
Vacancy
Join our Team
The JROTC spent a week in Calumet at camp, and learned many different skills in leadership. They did team building, one rope bridge, land navigation, reaction training (how to go through different obstacles to save an injured person), drill pad, ropes course both high and low, kayaking, mountain biking, robotics, drones, repelling, and many other activities. They ended the week with a big kickball tournament between all 7 schools. Looks like hard work, but a lot of fun!
9 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
A group of JROTC students working with ropes in the woods
Two students walking two ropes, holding on to each other
Two students holding ropes
Students climbing over a tall wooden wall
Students in a swimming pool
Students floating on their backs in a swimming pool
JROTC students standing at attention on a parking lot
Three students working with a drone
JROTC students listening to their leader
Students working with diagrams
External Vacancy Notice: The following positions are available for the summer of 2023: 4 Part-time summer custodians. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday (30 hours per week). Start date: ASAP through August 18, 2023. Go to ironwoodschools.org/page/employment-opportunities for an application and a job description. Once completed, please send the application to: Superintendent's Office Ironwood Area Schools of Gogebic County 650 E Ayer Street Ironwood, MI 49938 Phone: 906-932-0200 Email: travis.powell@ironwood.k12.mi.us
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
The following position is available for the 2023-2024 school year: Full-time Special Education Teacher. Application deadline: Open until filled. Please send a resume, a letter of interest, three letters of recommendation, certifications, and transcripts to: Travis Powell, Superintendent Ironwood Area Schools 650 E Ayer Street Ironwood, MI 49938 Email: travis.powell@ironwood.k12.mi.us
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
The following position is available for the 2023-2024 school year: One full-time Special Education Supervisor. Start date: July 2023. Application deadline: Open until filled. Please send a resume, three letters of recommendation, certifications, and transcripts to: Travis Powell, Superintendent Ironwood Area Schools 650 E Ayer Street Ironwood, MI 49938 Email: travis.powell@ironwood.k12.mi.us
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Class of 2022 Scholarship Reminder: 2022 Ironwood Area Schools Foundation Scholarship winners must turn in their college transcript to the Principal’s Office by 3:00 pm on Wednesday, June 14th. 2022 Dal Pra Scholarship winners must submit their transcript to the Gogebic County Administrator’s Office by June 30. If you have any questions please contact Mr. Martinson by phone at (906)932-0932, ext 404, or by email at dan.martinson@ironwood.k12.mi.us.
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Best wishes to both Gordy Erickson, who is retiring, and Heidi Lauzon, who is leaving our district. We will miss you!
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Gordy smiles at the camera next to a cake
Heidi stands behind her cake
Gordy gives Heidi a side hug
The summer camps will start on Monday, June 12th and run through Friday, June 16th daily at the GCC Campus and the GCC Skilled Trades Center. The camps begin at 9 a.m. CST and end at 2 p.m. CST. Lunch, water, and snacks will be provided. Students attending summer camp for welding and outdoor science should wear long pants, and tennis shoes (no sandals). Students in the other camps can wear shorts or pants but no sandals for everyone. June 12-16 Daily All times CST AM 8:00 a.m.-Leave Wake Mar School (this is pick up location for Wake Mar students) 8:15 a.m.- Stop at Kwik Trip Bessemer (pick up location for Bessemer) 8:30 a.m.-Stop at Hautala's Bar/Lake Rd/ Airport Rd 8:45 a.m.-Stop at LLW High School 8:55 a.m.-Drop off welding students at Skilled Trades Center on Greenland and head over to GCC Lindquist Center to drop off remainder of students. PM 2:00 p.m. Leave GCC Lindquist Center, head over to Skilled Trades Building on Greenland 2:15 p.m. Stop at LLW 2:30: Stop at Hautala's on Airport Rd 2:45: Stop at Kwik Trip Bessemer 3:00 Stop at Wake Mar School
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
An information sheet regarding the summer camp bus schedule
The sixth grade took a field trip and learned more about sturgeon.
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Students under a pavilion
Students near the water
One student holds a sturgeon while the others look on
Students under a pavilion
Students standing in an outdoor pavilion
Someone holding a sturgeon by the water
Three gray fishing lures
Congratulations to Mr. Carlson's RTI group, who knew how to "RISE" to the occasion! These students created posters, did a scavenger hunt, and created funny videos about how to use RISE expectations. They earned pizza for their efforts. Great work, students!
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
A class of 8th grade students
Open boxes of pizza
Two students sit at desks, talking
Students standing in a classroom
The 4th grade went to Norrie Park for a field trip with Mr. Tom from the Michigan Tech Center for Science and Environmental Outreach. Students were given the opportunity to get in the Montreal River with D nets and scoop up creatures from the habitat, such as crayfish, toenail clams, minnows, and caddisfly larvae. A great lesson and a great day to be outside!
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
Students sitting in a grassy area
Students look on as a man holds up a fishing net
Two students look into a bucket of river water
A student holds a grasshopper
A boy pretends to eat a crayfish
Students wading in the river with fishing nets
Many students wading in the river with fishing nets
A student sifts through the bucket of water
A student holds two small crayfish
Mrs. Headley's First Grade class got the opportunity to take a field trip to Wildwood Wildlife Park Zoo & Safari. The PTO helped fund the entire trip. Our kids were beyond excited and lucky to see all the different animals!
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
The first grade students standing in front of an Animal Encounters sign
Students feeding giraffes
Students looking at a wildlife enclosure
A student pets a deer
The front of a school bus
Check out the opportunity from our very own Ironwood Carnegie Library! Encourage your kids to read this summer!
10 months ago, Sheri Schmidt
A poster promoting summer reading