St. Charles Elementary is having a fetching good time during reading month. Each grade level is showing its "Top Dog" reading habits.
Mrs. Hafner's 1st-grade class and Mrs. Prince's 3rd-grade class have logged the most hours, earning them "Top Dog" status for the past two weeks in a row! Way to go!
All the dogs are on their way out of the shelter and back into their doghouses because of the students' reading efforts and dedication to reaching their goals.
#gobulldogs #sitstayread #topdog 📚🐾♥️
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The St. Charles Community Schools District has open positions available. If you or someone you know is seeking a job that matches one of the titles listed below, please visit our website for more details:
Check out the most recent open positions: All Childcare positions are $15 per hour
St. Charles Children’s Center- After-School Child Care Assistant
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St. Charles Children’s Center- Child Care Assistant-Preschool Age (3-4 years old)
https://www.stccs.org/page/employment-opportunities
Check out the most recent open positions: All Childcare positions are $15 per hour
St. Charles Children’s Center- After-School Child Care Assistant
St. Charles Children’s Center- Child Care Assistant-Toddler Room
St. Charles Children’s Center- Child Care Assistant-Preschool Age (3-4 years old)
https://www.stccs.org/page/employment-opportunities
St. Charles Community Schools can now make and accept phone calls! Our service has been fully restored.
Thank you for your patience as we navigated this issue. Have a great day.
Thank you for your patience as we navigated this issue. Have a great day.
Good morning,
Please be advised that St. Charles Community Schools are currently experiencing phone issues.
If you need assistance, you can contact:
Shannon Grunas, Central Office, grunass@stccs.org
Stacey Nelson, MS/HS Secretary, nelsons@stccs.org
ZsaZsa Browne, Elementary Secretary, brownez@stccs.org
Please be advised that St. Charles Community Schools are currently experiencing phone issues.
If you need assistance, you can contact:
Shannon Grunas, Central Office, grunass@stccs.org
Stacey Nelson, MS/HS Secretary, nelsons@stccs.org
ZsaZsa Browne, Elementary Secretary, brownez@stccs.org
Mrs. Pence, our art teacher at St. Charles Community Middle/High School, has been working hard to inspire students to unleash their creativity. The following creations showcase the talent of some of our students.
Saginaw Valley State University will be hosting a high school art exhibit from March 16 to April 11, with a reception on April 11 from 12 to 2 PM to celebrate the students and their artwork.
Seven students from St. Charles High School will be displaying their art this year. Please join us in celebrating their creativity, artistic excellence, and dedication to their art practices!
Saginaw Valley State University will be hosting a high school art exhibit from March 16 to April 11, with a reception on April 11 from 12 to 2 PM to celebrate the students and their artwork.
Seven students from St. Charles High School will be displaying their art this year. Please join us in celebrating their creativity, artistic excellence, and dedication to their art practices!
Students in Mr. Delemeester's physics class at St. Charles High School worked on the SimpleGen and Windmill lab projects. We are eager to see where this project will lead the students.
This week, 2nd Graders in Ms. Mellott’s class worked on the Character Strong trait of Cooperation!
They were grouped and instructed to draw their perfect playground together. Each student had one minute to draw, and they had to work together to figure out what they wanted on their playgrounds! They also had to work through conflicts by talking them out if there were any disagreements. The final products are so creative!
They were grouped and instructed to draw their perfect playground together. Each student had one minute to draw, and they had to work together to figure out what they wanted on their playgrounds! They also had to work through conflicts by talking them out if there were any disagreements. The final products are so creative!
On Friday, March 6, 2026, the Elementary School celebrated "March is Reading Month/Read Across America" by hosting a morning filled with volunteer readers from the community. These guest readers included community members, Board of Education members, local business owners, and current STC students.
One of the most exciting highlights was the visit from St. Charles High School students dressed as Disney characters! A huge thank you goes out to all the volunteer readers, as well as Mrs. Donna Schantz and Mrs. Mary Walker, for making "March Reading Month/Read Across America" special for our students.
Pictured below are students from Mrs. Levan's class enjoying time with a few of these fun visitors.
One of the most exciting highlights was the visit from St. Charles High School students dressed as Disney characters! A huge thank you goes out to all the volunteer readers, as well as Mrs. Donna Schantz and Mrs. Mary Walker, for making "March Reading Month/Read Across America" special for our students.
Pictured below are students from Mrs. Levan's class enjoying time with a few of these fun visitors.
St. Charles Elementary staff are so proud of our amazing second graders for winning the "Lunchroom Best Award" for consistently following our Bulldog Strong expectation of BE WELL in the lunchroom!
Their teamwork, kindness, and positive choices did not go unnoticed — the students celebrated their hard work with a fun ice cream party! 🍨🎉
Way to go, Mrs. Dittenber's class! Keep showing everyone what it means to be Bulldog Strong! 💪🐾
Their teamwork, kindness, and positive choices did not go unnoticed — the students celebrated their hard work with a fun ice cream party! 🍨🎉
Way to go, Mrs. Dittenber's class! Keep showing everyone what it means to be Bulldog Strong! 💪🐾
The 10th-grade students at St. Charles High School had the opportunity to take a field trip to the Zekelman Holocaust Museum in Farmington Hills. During this visit, the students learned about the detailed events of the Holocaust, as well as the individuals and groups who resisted the Nazis and anti-Semitic actions. This field trip was funded by a grant from the Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation.
March is reading month, and it is in full swing at St. Charles Elementary School. On Wednesdays in March, the dog trainers of St. Charles Elementary will visit classrooms to read a dog-themed book. Students in Ms. Poletti and Mrs. Lemaire's classes had so much fun kicking off this activity this week 📚🐾♥️
Congratulations to the February Students of the Month at St. Charles Middle/High School! February was all about "Friendship" and showing traits of treating others with loyalty and care, including classmates in activities, supporting peers through challenges, and building positive relationships.
Pictured below from left to right:
Maverick Hayden, Sadie Mueller, Peyton Braley, Michael Scully, Riley Skiles
Missing from the photo are:
Delaney Sowers, Alex Karow, Gwen Kenyon, Ellie Spleet
Pictured below from left to right:
Maverick Hayden, Sadie Mueller, Peyton Braley, Michael Scully, Riley Skiles
Missing from the photo are:
Delaney Sowers, Alex Karow, Gwen Kenyon, Ellie Spleet
Thank you to our St. Charles Elementary 6th-grade student leaders for helping update the school sign!
March is Reading Month — Bulldogs, let’s get reading! 📚
March is Reading Month — Bulldogs, let’s get reading! 📚
News from Mrs. Frost's St. Charles Elementary gym classes:
Mrs. Frost had a few more students make the impossible shot. She loves seeing students work so hard and try new activities. All these students were nominated by their peers to be eligible to take the impossible shots for showing good sportsmanship during class! Congrats to the following students for being leaders.
Mrs. Frost had a few more students make the impossible shot. She loves seeing students work so hard and try new activities. All these students were nominated by their peers to be eligible to take the impossible shots for showing good sportsmanship during class! Congrats to the following students for being leaders.
The 6th-grade leadership team would like to say THANK YOU to our bulldog community for the generous donations to their Children's Clothing Drive!
The clothes have been sorted and are currently being offered to elementary families.
If you have a student at St. Charles Elementary School and would like for them to come down and "shop", please contact Kayla Petz at petzk@stccs.org or complete the Google form at this link: https://forms.gle/jQtAuqGATGXih7iw8
The clothes have been sorted and are currently being offered to elementary families.
If you have a student at St. Charles Elementary School and would like for them to come down and "shop", please contact Kayla Petz at petzk@stccs.org or complete the Google form at this link: https://forms.gle/jQtAuqGATGXih7iw8
A message from St. Charles Community Schools Mental Health Practitioner, Kayla Petz:
Bulldog Slips are still going strong at STCE! Pictured are just some of our winners from last week, who were rewarded for being "Caught Being A Bulldog" and for following our school expectations. Keep up the great work!
Bulldog Slips are still going strong at STCE! Pictured are just some of our winners from last week, who were rewarded for being "Caught Being A Bulldog" and for following our school expectations. Keep up the great work!
A couple of weeks ago, St. Charles Elementary students practiced their jumping skills by becoming jump-rope ninjas!
Students had two minutes to see how many jumps they could get in a row! They showed so much perseverance as jumping rope can be very difficult! Way to go, Bulldog jumpers!
Students had two minutes to see how many jumps they could get in a row! They showed so much perseverance as jumping rope can be very difficult! Way to go, Bulldog jumpers!
11th-grade students at St. Charles High School are building a strong academic vocabulary in preparation for the SAT this April. To showcase their learning, they created a bulletin board in the hallway featuring one-pagers on accountability. They reflected on what accountability means to them as learners, how it influences our classrooms, and how it will support their success as they approach their senior year. We are proud of their insightful reflections and commitment to growth!
Enjoy a "serious" picture alongside a "fun" one (as requested by the students) to highlight some of the participants in this project.
Enjoy a "serious" picture alongside a "fun" one (as requested by the students) to highlight some of the participants in this project.
Tomorrow is the day!
Our Preschool, Young 5, and Kindergarten Round-Up Event is scheduled for tomorrow, March 3 at 5:30. Please bring with you - your child's birth certificate, your ID, and 2 proofs of residency. We are looking forward to seeing you!
Our Preschool, Young 5, and Kindergarten Round-Up Event is scheduled for tomorrow, March 3 at 5:30. Please bring with you - your child's birth certificate, your ID, and 2 proofs of residency. We are looking forward to seeing you!
