Thank you to the CAN Council for implementing the MBF Safety Matters program in our 6th-grade classrooms, which plays a crucial role in keeping our students safe!
This comprehensive, evidence-based program teaches children how to prevent, recognize, and appropriately respond to bullying, cyberbullying, various types of child abuse, digital abuse, and other online dangers.
Did you know October is Careers in Construction Month?
Thank you to our students and staff who dressed up to represent our careers in construction.
The High School Leadership Class and their advisor, Mrs. Kohagen, spent time gathering over 200 pumpkins from Klump Farms for the Family Fall Fun Fest that the elementary school is hosting. Mr. Benson and Mr. Fath also joined in to provide extra help at the farm and transportation.
The pumpkins will be provided to the Elementary Parent Leadership Team for the Family Fun Fest, which will be held on Friday, October 25th.
Join us for the Fun Fest as a family night, and then head over to Bulldog Stadium for the last Varsity football game of the season. The football game begins at 7:00 p.m. and is $5 per person (students 7-12 grade get in free, and K-6th grade will need to be accompanied by a paying parent).
Space is limited, so RSVP today!
Teen Science Café RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSforwbdBLye7r__Ff8KU7D697SRCjOgFuugoWkgVnUisZmImg/viewform
STEM@SVSU and the GLBR East Chief Science Officers are excited to offer a FREE Teen Science Café on Wednesday, November 6, 2024, from 5:00 - 8:00 pm. Teen Science Café events allow teens and STEM professionals to engage in meaningful conversations and explore advances in science and technology. This event is open to any 6th - 12th-grade student in the Great Lakes Bay Region (Arenac, Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Isabella, Midland, and Saginaw counties) and Huron and Tuscola counties.
Teen Science Cafés are always free and fun, and they have food! Pizza will be provided for dinner.
Date: Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Time: 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Location:
Saginaw Valley State University - Gilbertson Hall
7400 Bay Rd.
University Center, MI 48710
Topics: Science (S in STEM)
Space is limited, so RSVP today!
Teen Science Café RSVP Link
This is a great event made BY students, FOR students. We hope to see you there!
Kathy Anderson
Administrative Secretary
STEM@SVSU
7400 Bay Road
University Center, MI 48710
989-964-4114
We want to thank the students and families who attended our first Family Night on Helping Kids Learn and Manage Emotions! Students enjoyed popcorn and watching Inside Out 2 while families participated in a presentation, asked questions, and received resources for emotional regulation. Be on the lookout for the next Family Night opportunity!
On Tuesday, October 22, STC administrators were excited to meet with Michigan State Representative Amos O'Neal and give him a tour of our campus. Deputy Superintendents Scott Sawyer and Erin Senkowski from the Saginaw ISD joined the tour. Finance Director Kelly Cornford, Student Achievement Coordinator Beth Harger, and Superintendent Mark Benson were proud to showcase the district and its potential for future growth.
The elementary school had a couple of visitors. Thank you to Mariah Young and Mr. Russell Yankee for sharing their experiences from their European vacation and showcasing the various currencies they collected. We truly appreciate your insights, which will help our students gain a deeper understanding of this region.
We are hiring! For more information about our job opportunities, contact Shannon Grunas, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent, at grunass@stccs.org or 989-865-9961.
Please share this link to view the postings: https://www.stccs.org/page/employment-opportunities
The high school chemistry students in Mrs. Hunt's class investigated the gas laws and learned about the relationship between temperature, pressure, and volume of a gas. Please enjoy this video of the exciting learning process: https://youtu.be/yRXfw9RMUdQ
Students in grades 9 and 10 were able to create and update their Brag Sheets!
While we generally do not encourage students to brag, we are doing our best to make sure they can identify all of the different activities they participate in and volunteer for and identify their skills and interests. Students use their brag sheets to help them apply for scholarships, fill out college and apprenticeship applications, and share with individuals who they ask for letters of recommendation. Great job, 9th and 10th graders!
On Thursday, students and staff were able to “Dream Big” and wear PJs to school as part of our October College Month activities. Participants were also able to grab “swag” from colleges, trades, and businesses.
Are you looking for tips and information on how to help your child manage big feelings? Join us on Tuesday, October 22nd, in the Thurston Middle School Media Center for a workshop on emotional regulation. Students are welcome to join as well!
The event is FREE, but please register here: https://forms.gle/1X6xnGuyki8uoSey6
On October 16th, students in grades 10-12 had the opportunity to attend the College/Trades/Military Fair held in the St. Charles Middle/High School Performance Gymnasium. The Fair hosted over 45 participants from various colleges, trades, unions, and military branches, along with students from St. Charles, Hemlock, Freeland, Merrill, Swan Valley, and New Lothrop. This was a great way for students to explore their options after high school.
Thanks to Megan Birdwell and the Delta STEM Bus, 7th and 8th grade students had the opportunity to explore different careers in the STEM field. Students were able to use a robotic arm, virtual headsets, drones, and an electronic Rubics Cube. Thank you to Megan and Delta for this fun experience.
Kayla Petz, St. Charles Community Schools' Mental Health Practitioner, would like to thank the staff and students for their support and participation in Unity Day!
The students participated in Unity Day by wearing the color orange and making paper chains with pledges written on them.
Some examples of the paper chain pledges that the students came up with were:
"Kind is cool"
"Impress your friends a better way"
"Choose Kind over Cool"
"Being Kind is helping others"
"Be a friend, not a bully"
Are you interested in ordering school pictures?? Here is the information. If you need assistance ordering pictures, don't hesitate to get in touch with Mary Jo Skiendziel at skiendzielm@stccs.org
Elementary Link: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001155108
MS/HS Link: https://shop.imagequix.com/g1001155118
The elementary school students and staff want to thank all our families for supporting our 2nd Annual Fun Run. We appreciate all our families and cherish the smiles and laughter shared during the event.
Please take a minute to view some highlights of the event: https://youtu.be/TrmY9HjFfYM
Thank you to our Delta College Admissions Representative, Kyle P., for taking the time to meet with our seniors and help them apply to Delta College.
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