Congratulations to the St. Charles Drama Club on another successful performance!
Under the outstanding leadership of Jamie Milbrandt and Chris Zoellner, the team spent the weekend delighting audiences with their fantastic production of Elf Jr. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this performance such a success!








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Congratulations to the Middle/High School Students of the Month for October on their characteristic of respect.
Congratulations to Natalie P. (pictured below), Jacob F. (pictured below), Brady E., Trinity P., Lola B., and Peyton E.





St. Charles Community Schools would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Saginaw County Sheriff’s Department, local law enforcement agencies, Meijer, and all the incredible volunteers who helped make this year’s Shop with a Cop event such a success!
Several of our students had the opportunity to participate and were truly blessed by the kindness, generosity, and holiday spirit shown by everyone involved. From the smiles to the shared moments, it was a joyful experience that made the season a little brighter for everyone.
We are deeply grateful for your continued support of our students and community. 💙❤️🐾










I have been in education for 16 years, most recently supporting Career and Technical Education across Saginaw County.
I was born and raised in Auburn, MI. I graduated from Bay City Western and earned my Bachelor's Degree in Education from Saginaw Valley State University. I later earned my Master's Degree in Public Administration from the University of Michigan.
When I am not at work, I enjoy traveling, attending sporting and music events, and exploring new places.
I am excited to work with the students in their career development and support both students and staff at St. Charles!

We had two more students make the impossible shot! Congratulations to Blake and Austin!!
The students also prepared for Thanksgiving by playing "Fill the Pot." A fan favorite of many of the students!






We are proud to share that Mrs. Lemaire’s kindergarten class earned an ice cream party for being the top class in the lunchroom and for winning our Be Kind Award for the week.
Stay tuned for next Friday when we will announce the next winners as we shift our focus to our Be Well lunchroom expectation—controlling our bodies, using appropriate voice levels, and speaking kindly. Who will be our next Bulldog Strong winners? Check back to find out!










In math class, they built models to represent New York City and programmed Edison bots using code to carry their floats through the parade route.
The actual parade had some issues, but we hope that the students had fun learning and thinking outside the box this week!









The students were very excited about this fun activity, and they sang songs as they created their chains together.










Please find the detailed information below, along with the official press release for the show. If you have any questions about the performance, feel free to contact the Drama Club Advisor, Jamie Milbrandt, at jamiemilbrandt8@gmail.com.




Students and staff shared what they are grateful for. It made our hearts full to see so many write that they are thankful for things right here at school.
Happy Thanksgiving, Bulldogs!







This past week, Ms. Poletti's class learned about Thanksgiving, its meaning, and traditions. To wrap up the lesson, the Young 5 students made their own balloons!









Way to go, Mrs. Pumford!!

Congratulations to this week's "Caught Being a Bulldog" winners! They were nominated by staff for following our hallway expectations: using walking feet, being quiet, and staying in control of their bodies.

