The high school competitive writing team went to Ithaca today to demonstrate their strong writing skills. The team was dedicated, and their ambition shone. Good luck to the STC writers!
Students from St. Charles, Hemlock, and Merrill attended the College, Trades, and Military Fair held at St. Charles Middle/High School. They were able to connect with representatives from several post-secondary institutions and gain insights into various future possibilities.
On October 28, 2025, the National Honor Society held its induction ceremony, welcoming 11 juniors into the NHS. Congratulations to all of the members, and thank you to Donna Schantz for speaking at the event.
The Knights of Columbus Saint Christopher Council 2943, based in Chesaning, Michigan, generously donated a box of winter coats, hats, and mittens for our elementary school students. We greatly appreciate their support. Pictured are Mr. Lafevre, the elementary school counselor, and Deacon Al, a member of the Knights of Columbus.
Congratulations, Maci, Cameron, and Lyric, for making the IMPOSSIBLE shot during PE class with Mrs. Frost!!
What is the IMPOSSIBLE shot?
Students have the opportunity to take the impossible shot if they are the helper for the day or are nominated by a classmate for showing good sportsmanship.
What is the IMPOSSIBLE shot?
Students have the opportunity to take the impossible shot if they are the helper for the day or are nominated by a classmate for showing good sportsmanship.
St. Charles Elementary School- October Students of the Month- Responsibility
The following students were nominated by staff for demonstrating this CharacterStrong trait in October.
Congratulations, kiddos!
The following students were nominated by staff for demonstrating this CharacterStrong trait in October.
Congratulations, kiddos!
On Saturday, November 1, 2025, NHS members Brooke Dorey, John Lockwood, Jared Samyn, and Braden Wicke visited Union Court and played bingo with the residents. They were joined by co-advisors Danielle Samyn and Matt Wicke, as well as graduated member Annabelle May and future members Lola Beck and Garrett Samyn.
It was a very rewarding experience for all!
It was a very rewarding experience for all!
Because of the government shutdown, some SNAP (Food Assistance) benefits may be delayed.
If you need food, call 2-1-1 or visit www.211nemichigan.org to find free local resources, such as pantries, community meals, and emergency support.
If you want to help, 211 can connect you to organizations that need food donations, volunteers, or funds right now.
💙 Whether you need help or want to give help, 211 is here for both.
#211Helps #CommunitySupport #EndHunger #SNAPDelay #NEMIstrong
QR Code Link: www.211nemichigan.org
If you need food, call 2-1-1 or visit www.211nemichigan.org to find free local resources, such as pantries, community meals, and emergency support.
If you want to help, 211 can connect you to organizations that need food donations, volunteers, or funds right now.
💙 Whether you need help or want to give help, 211 is here for both.
#211Helps #CommunitySupport #EndHunger #SNAPDelay #NEMIstrong
QR Code Link: www.211nemichigan.org
Please be advised that on Monday, November 3, and Monday, November 10, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., a committee of three of our school Board members will be meeting with the public in the STC Student Center (also known as the MS/HS library) to discuss and gain input regarding proposed changes to the school cell phone policy. The members of this particular committee are Jim McPhail, Joe McNaughton, and Mike Goschka.
We encourage all district residents to attend and provide valuable input on this topic.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Superintendent’s office at 989-865-9961.
We encourage all district residents to attend and provide valuable input on this topic.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Superintendent’s office at 989-865-9961.
The Kindergarten teachers and students at St. Charles Elementary wish everyone a Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween, STC! Have a safe and enjoyable weekend!!!
Happy Halloween from some of our second-grade students at St. Charles Elementary!
The students in Mrs. Pence's high school art class have worked on the emphasis project and kaleidoscope photography assignments for the past couple of weeks. Great job on the unique results!
The students in Mrs. Pence's high school art class have been spending time working on wood-burning techniques. It is an honor to share the results from our students' hard work.
Last week, our St. Charles High School FFA members participated in the Michigan FFA Broiler Contest! The students worked hard to raise and care for their broiler chickens while learning about animal nutrition, growth, and poultry management. This hands-on experience taught them important lessons about responsibility in the meat processing industry. We are so proud of the effort and dedication our students put in from start to finish. A big thank you to everyone who helped make this experience possible!
The St. Charles FFA will be selling their chickens as a fundraiser to support the program's ability to participate in more hands-on activities like this. Supplies are limited, so the first 20 people to donate $25 or more will receive a processed chicken weighing 4-6 pounds, along with an 8"x11" window sign that reads "Proud Supporter of the St. Charles FFA."
If you have any questions or would like to donate, please contact Cassie Stone, FFA Teacher, at stonec@stccs.org
The St. Charles FFA will be selling their chickens as a fundraiser to support the program's ability to participate in more hands-on activities like this. Supplies are limited, so the first 20 people to donate $25 or more will receive a processed chicken weighing 4-6 pounds, along with an 8"x11" window sign that reads "Proud Supporter of the St. Charles FFA."
If you have any questions or would like to donate, please contact Cassie Stone, FFA Teacher, at stonec@stccs.org
Please be advised that on Monday, November 3, and Monday, November 10, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., a committee of three of our school Board members will be meeting with the public in the STC Student Center (also known as the MS/HS library) to discuss and gain input regarding proposed changes to the school cell phone policy. The members of this particular committee are Jim McPhail, Joe McNaughton, and Mike Goschka.
We encourage all district residents to attend and provide valuable input on this topic.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Superintendent’s office at 989-865-9961.
We encourage all district residents to attend and provide valuable input on this topic.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Superintendent’s office at 989-865-9961.
On October 29th, the Saginaw Career Complex (SCC) visited 10th-grade students at St. Charles to introduce them to various opportunities available to them once they reach 11th grade, including 23 programs of study.
It was also "hat day," which allowed students to wear hats in celebration of Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week emphasizes the importance of living drug-free and is promoted by the STC Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Chapter.
It was also "hat day," which allowed students to wear hats in celebration of Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week emphasizes the importance of living drug-free and is promoted by the STC Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) Chapter.
*A message from the St. Charles 7th and 8th Grade Band*
Join us tonight, Wednesday, October 29th, for a Halloween concert featuring the STC 7th- and 8th-grade bands. The performance starts at 7 pm in the HS performance gym and is free for all attendees.
The band will also be selling raffle tickets for a Halloween quilt crafted by Autumn Wicke—$5 each or five for $20. Plus, there will be bags of candy and chocolate milk given away at the end of the concert. We hope you can come for an evening of music and fun.
Join us tonight, Wednesday, October 29th, for a Halloween concert featuring the STC 7th- and 8th-grade bands. The performance starts at 7 pm in the HS performance gym and is free for all attendees.
The band will also be selling raffle tickets for a Halloween quilt crafted by Autumn Wicke—$5 each or five for $20. Plus, there will be bags of candy and chocolate milk given away at the end of the concert. We hope you can come for an evening of music and fun.
A huge THANK YOU to the Tri-Township Fire Department for spending nearly 7 hours with our elementary school students, providing fire safety education. Staff feedback was fantastic on how well the firefighters presented and interacted with the students.
STC students value positive interactions with local authorities, and we are proud to support this by connecting them with our community's first responders. Our Chief of Police and School Resource Officer frequently greet students at the front doors in the morning or spend time on the playground when their schedules allow, which deeply impacts the children. Thank you to all first responders for your dedication and service!
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Ms. Poletti's Young 5s class used pumpkins for both learning and snacking!
They carved a pumpkin and used its seeds to practice counting, sharing, and teamwork. The students enjoyed eating pumpkin seeds as part of their learning experience.
