K-12 Programs :: Northwestern Michigan College

Try one of these puzzles, seen in a recent issue of Kidsville News, and sponsored by NMC (.pdf documents):

NMC offers a variety of programs for K-12 students, including:

High school dual enrollment: High school students can get a head start earning college credits by taking classes at NMC.
Commitment Scholarships: These are awarded to students from school districts in NMC’s service area. Students are selected in eighth grade by their principals and counselors.
Dennos Museum Center: Offering educational concerts in Milliken Auditorium, guided tours, art projects, special toddler programs, games relating to exhibits, gallery guides, teacher resources, and a lending library of books and videos. Two educational programming funds can help cover admission or travel costs for public and private K-12 school visits to the Dennos Museum Center.
College for Kids: Providing enrichment courses for ages 4 to 17 including ACT test preparation, art, cooking, martial arts and Youth Flute Choir. The popular summer program features more than 150 week-long courses.
Children’s Choir: Providing musical artistry experiences to students entering grades 2-9. Auditions are held each summer on campus for the following school year.
AEROS teen program: Designed for young people ages 14-16 with an interest in aviation, this action-oriented program hosted by the NMC Aviation Program provides a hands-on opportunity to explore the world of flight. The program takes place over 12-18 months.
Free Fishing Day: An event held annually in June at the Great Lakes Campus.