
Mr. King Teaches STC Students Woodworking.
Students start with the basics. They learn safety first. Beginners are then taught the foundation of woodworking and then as their skills increase they are encouraged to make more advanced projects. It is fun to see their creativity and skills improve.











Are you looking to volunteer? If so, we are looking for volunteers to work with our high school students while they participate in a Reality Check Experience. This is an opportunity where students learn about paying bills, making deposits, and unexpected expenses. If you have an hour or two, or the entire day, we would love to have you! Please reach out to Sandy Hart at 989-865-9991 or harts@stccs.org


Heritage High School is hosting a Technical Trades and Manufacturing Night on Tuesday, January 16th, from 6 PM until 8 PM. Heritage has invited our students to attend. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the carers in trades and manufacturing.


We are pleased to announce that we are now accepting applications for our School of Choice. Please refer to the flyer below and feel free to share it with anyone who might be interested.


Looking for fun family activities and healthy recipes for January? Check out this link!
https://myemail.constantcontact.com/January-Events---Let-s-talk-about-PLAY-.html?soid=1138555419989&aid=VtesYNFxd2k

Every year the Shocks & Saves® Charity Hockey Game is held in support of the Pulse 3 Endowment for Cardiovascular Health at Central Michigan University.
This year, proceeds raised from this event will support educational programming, training, and equipment for local schools seeking a Michigan HeartSafe™ school designation and help provide AED’s to area non-profit organizations in need.
The 2024 goal: To achieve HEARTSafe™ School designation for EVERY HIGH SCHOOL in Saginaw County!
Please join us on Saturday, January 27th, for the 16th Annual Shocks & Saves® Charity Hockey Game at the DOW Event Center. The event brochure is attached below.


Attention elementary families...


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Happy New Year!


St. Charles Community Schools wishes you a Merry Christmas! We hope everyone is enjoying their time with family and friends.


During Christmas break the fitness center is open only to community members that have completed an application and background check.
As a friendly reminder, please be sure to re-rack all weights that are used, and sanitize all equipment after use.
Thank you!


Winter Break Food Giveaway. Please feel free to share this information.


Dear all St. Charles Community Schools staff, students, and community members,
We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! As we prepare for our holiday break, we wanted to share with you the Annual Christmas Lip Dubs created by our elementary, middle, and high school students. We would like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Short and the high school broadcasting class for putting together such an amazing video. Please follow this link to view these awesome lip dubs and get into the holiday spirit with our talented Bulldogs: https://youtu.be/_N3HCxVcULw
See you all in 2024, and GO Bulldogs!

FAFSA is scheduled for a "soft opening" by December 31, 2024. It has been suggested that we push our FAFSA Night back to allow any "bugs" to be worked out. Our new FAFSA Night will be on Wednesday, February 14th, from 6 PM - 8 PM. Spend Valentine's Day with us! Dinner of Subway and Pizza will be served! Please have your child RSVP through the Google link Mrs. Hart sent.


Congratulations to our Elementary Students of the Month for December. All students were nominated for using the character trait of empathy.
Kindergarten - Hazel McElhaney
1st Grade - Austin Kubik
2nd Grade - Alivia Thurston
3rd Grade - Josylin Davison
4th Grade - Lexi Risch
6th Grade - Charmaine Howard







Congratulations to Avrie Bueche and Audrey Hunt for being recognized by Michigan Technical University as female students who excel in math and science. Way to go!



Thank you to all the students who played reindeer games during the high school lunch today. Below are a few pictures of our winners. Thank you to all who played!




The middle school leadership class participated in a visit to Union Court last week where they performed their play, shared cookies they frosted, and handed out homemade Christmas cards. A good time was had by all there!







Undercover Angels came to our middle school to collect the donations the middle school students collected. They brought Uno, a 5-month kitten with them as a visitor and Uno was loved by all! Thank you to Undercover Angels for helping animals and families in need, we appreciate you!!





