Save the date!
The Class of 2025 spent time together enjoying lunch before making sure they had their "Ducks in a Row" as graduation approaches. Getting their "Ducks in a Row" included lining up a job or apprenticeship, enlisting in the military, completing the FAFSA, applying to college, and filling out graduation surveys. Time is flying for the seniors, and new adventures await!
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Thank you to the many local donors who provide scholarship opportunities for our students.
Our students benefit from the generosity of local businesses such as Choice One Bank and Union Court. Scholarships are also made possible through organizations such as the Saints Snowmobile Club, the St. Charles Athletic Association, the Lions Club, and the American Legion. In addition, students can apply for scholarships from private donors, including The John Schantz “It’s Not Over Until I Win” Scholarship, The Gage Bryce “Never Give Up” Scholarship, Small Community Success, Lendell J. Williams, Kirsten Franzel, Frank and Ann Weigold, and the Predict Your Future Scholarship.
Thank you for investing in the future of our students.
Landry Gomez, who has ran cross country and track all four years of high school, signed for the University of Olivet to run both cross country and track & field. Pictured with Landry are her proud coaches, who shared this information with us to post. Thanks for sharing this outstanding achievement, and Congrats, Landry!
This week, the 6th-grade Geography students concluded their studies of Asia by creating their own books about Asia's regions.
Then, they took their books to the lower elementary to read them to the students in Mrs. Hafner's and Mrs. Coleman's classrooms.
STC high school students had the opportunity to attend a field trip to Delta College and Saginaw Valley State University. At Delta, the students participated in a scavenger hunt activity that helped them become familiar with the campus. At SVSU, the students were given a tour of the campus, an admissions presentation, and ended the day with lunch at the Marketplace.
Congratulations to St. Charles Middle/High School students, Ava K. and Korbin K., who participated in the Spring Health Careers Pipeline Program.
The Spring Health Careers Pipeline Program is hosted by Mid Central AHEC in collaboration with the CMU College of Medicine and funded by a trust managed by Huntington Bank. The program is a 7-week health career exploration program offered to 9th and 10th-grade students from the Saginaw area, providing opportunities to hear from local health professionals, practice healthcare skills, and gain additional guidance from college student mentors from Saginaw Valley State University, Davenport University, and the Central Michigan University College of Medicine.
Happy Earth Day from Ms. Shelby, Ms. Alley, and Ms. Lindsey’s preschoolers!
On this bright day, these small Bulldogs enjoyed a nature walk and contributed to BEING THE GOOD by collecting litter around our football field.
Looking for entertainment this weekend? If so, the high school drama club will be presenting the play Mean Girls Jr.
Check the flyer for more details. You'll find the location, dates, times, and cost near the bottom of the flyer.
The Tri-County Citizen newspaper has given our district a fantastic chance to highlight our upcoming events and honor the staff retiring this year after many years of dedicated service with a special edition. If you do not receive the Tri-County Citizen newspaper, please look at the attached document below to access this special edition.
While it is bittersweet to see our staff retire, we celebrate their years of service and the many lives they have touched. Their influence will be felt for years to come in the achievements of their students and the strong foundation they have built within our schools. As they enter this well-earned retirement, we wish them joy, relaxation, and new adventures.
On behalf of St. Charles Community Schools, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Roger Henninger, Kristen Skiles, Kathy Hagen, Maryann Goschka, Trina Feltman, Mary Walker, Sue Andrusiak, Colleen Bishop, Trina Kohagen, Nicole Blower, Tom Princinsky, and Jane Jordan. You have given so much; now, it is time to enjoy the next chapter. You will always be a cherished part of our school family.
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Hello STC families,
Today, Tuesday, April 15th there was an incident in the old middle school (Thurston building), in an SISD self contained classroom that required to be addressed by the St. Charles Police Department. STC students and staff were not in that part of the district at the time of the incident. Please be advised that the safety and security of our students and staff were not compromised during the incident.
If you have any questions, please contact Interim Superintendent, Sarah Kettelhohn at Kettelhohns@stccs.org or 989-865-9961.
Thanks and have a great night.
Students in grades 7-12 had the opportunity to learn more about careers in the Sagianw Region. There were over 33 different career representatives available to meet with students and answer questions about the various parts of their careers, including topics such as daily job duties, education requirements, salary, and the best part of their jobs. Some representatives included STC graduates, parents, community members, and new community members with whom we could form a partnership.
Thank you to all who participated, and a huge thanks to Mrs. Sandy Hart and her team for organizing this event for our students.
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St. Charles hosted their annual Student Professional Development Day. This is a time for students to learn more about "life skills" that may not be taught every day in school. Students were able to attend three sessions. The session choices included: Credit Scores, Investing Money, Healthy Desserts, Juggling, Yoga, Event Planning, Plant-Based Meals, CPR, Fire Safety, Budgeting, Cookie Decorating, Stress Management, Babysitting Basics, Electrical Basics, and Engine Mechanics. The sessions were taught by volunteers from the community. Thank you to all who participated in this fun, educational day. Our students had a great time.
Thank you to our high school students who met with our eighth-grade students to help “ease the transition” to high school. Our high school students talked about the new opportunities that high school offers and answered any questions that our eighth graders had.
From being a Bulldog to learning about the Bulldogs, students in grades 9-12 took a field trip to Ferris State University to learn about all of the programs that Ferris has to offer. Ferris is one of the few universities that offers associate degrees all the way to doctorate degrees. Go, Bulldogs!!
Thank you to Mr. Wicke and our middle school band for taking the time to play Happy Birthday to Mrs. Kushion. What a wonderful surprise and a delight to hear!
The elementary school would like to share photos of the Daddy- Daughter Dance photo booth gallery. Please use the QR code to access the images or click on the link below.
https://boothpics.com/U53W
The STC high school physics students are studying static electricity—truly hair-raising science!!
An April message from Bwell!
Congratulations to Carleigh Eastman for being selected as the Saint Charles recipient of the 27th Annual Outstanding Junior Awards presented by the MSU Alumni Club of Saginaw County. Carleigh was recognized at a dinner at Swan Valley Golf and Banquet Center. The Master of Ceremonies was Meg McLeod from WNEM TV 5, and the guest speaker was Dr. Bess German from the MSU Honors College. Congratulations Carleigh!
