St. Charles Varsity Girls Made The Week in Review : The countdown of last week’s five most intriguing results. GO BULLDOGS!
St. Charles Breslin Bound: 2023-24 Girls Report Week 6
By Geoff Kimmerly
MHSAA.com senior editor
JANUARY 15, 2024
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We’re nearly halfway through this girls basketball season, and with every week that passes the Michigan Power Ratings become a more accurate picture of what the state’s teams have accomplished this season – and a forecaster of which two will be seeded first and second and on opposite sides of District brackets in March.
MI Student Aid
MPR is based on results against other MHSAA Tournament opponents during the regular season. Several lists, showing all teams together, separately by division or broken down even further by District, can be found on the MPR page. A “snapshot in time” look of the top 20 in each division will be provided every Monday on the Girls Basketball Rankings page, and MPR also helps determine which games and teams are highlighted in every week’s “Breslin Bound” report.
“Breslin Bound” is powered by MI Student Aid and based on results and schedules posted for each school at MHSAA.com.
Week in Review
The countdown of last week’s five most intriguing results:
1. Ishpeming 57, Negaunee 53 The Hematites (6-0) handed the Miners (9-1) their only loss, and also the first in this series since Feb. 26, 2015, as Negaunee had won the last 17 meetings between the rivals.
2. Rockford 55, Grand Haven 38 The Rams (9-0) also won a matchup of undefeated teams, staying atop the Ottawa-Kent Conference Red with East Kentwood and with the Buccaneers (8-1) one of three teams one game back.
3. Lansing Catholic 62, Portland 34 The reigning Class B champion Cougars (4-3) pushed back past .500 by handing the Raiders (8-1) their lone loss this winter.
4. St. Charles 45, Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 27 St. Charles (7-1) extended its winning streak to seven and moved into first alone in the Mid-State Activities Conference by handing the Irish (8-1) their lone defeat.
5. Bath 35, Dansville 17 The Bees (7-0) continued their perfect start coming off last season’s 7-15 finish, handing this loss to the reigning Central Michigan Athletic Conference champion after losing to the Aggies (5-2) by 10 a year ago.
Meet Mrs. Hannah Hill!
My name is Hannah Hill, the new Mental Health Practitioner for St. Charles Community Schools.
My goal is to help St. Charles Community Schools grow in the areas of mental health. I plan to support students, families, and staff using research-based therapeutic techniques and resources through individual work, group work, and information sharing.
Feel free to contact me if you have questions, are wondering about resources, or recognize a mental health need of a student or family at hhill@sisd.cc.
Keep your eyes and ears open for more information coming your way.
I look forward to a productive year!
Saginaw Career Center's Annual Open House is scheduled for Wednesday, January 31, 2024, from 5 to 7 pm.
This event provides students at all grade levels and their parents an opportunity to increase career awareness and consider career education options for their future.
All members of the community are welcome to attend. If you have any questions, contact Sandy Hart at harts@stccs.org
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. NOTE: The deadline to apply is January 19th.
Are you interested in becoming a member of the St. Charles Community Schools Board of Education?
The role of a school board member is crucial in ensuring that the district stays true to its vision and mission. As a board, we work in collaboration with the Superintendent to allocate resources for our students and staff to achieve their goals. Our primary focus is on issues such as policy, academic growth, budget allocation, superintendent performance, and other oversight issues.
Each board member brings their own unique strengths, talents, and abilities to the board. When these are used constructively, we create a synergy that reflects the contributions of each individual member. This role requires a strong passion for education and a commitment of time, assistance, and dedication to the district and the community who voted for you to serve in this role.
If you're interested in joining the St. Charles Board of Education, please refer to the posting below for more information on how to apply for the open seats.
BUS ISSUE: The orange bus is running about 20 minutes behind due to a bus issue.
As a reminder, there is no school on Monday, January 15, 2024. In addition, there will be no morning practices or activities on Monday, January 15th.
CHILDCARE: Opening at 8 am. Due to the current weather conditions we are experiencing, we have decided to keep the childcare center open on Monday, January 15th; however, we will need to delay opening the doors to childcare until 8 am.
Everyone stay safe and warm. We see you on Tuesday, January 16th!
Important Information. Please be advised.
Mr. King's students have showcased their masterful craftsmanship throughout the first semester. Below are a few more projects we wanted to share—great work on producing such impressive projects in the first term. Go Bulldogs!
It is with strong consideration that we have made the decision to continue with our scheduled half day of school for the St. Charles Community School District on Friday, January 12th. The incoming storm at this time is predicted to begin after our 11 am dismissal.
We will monitor the incoming storm, and families will be notified if a decision is made to cancel school. Thank you for your understanding and patience as we continue to make the best decisions for the safety of our students and staff.
NOTE: Childcare will remain open until 4 pm.
Thanks & Go Bulldogs!
Mark Benson
Reminder
Are you interested in becoming a member of the St. Charles Community Schools Board of Education?
The role of a school board member is crucial in ensuring that the district stays true to its vision and mission. As a board, we work in collaboration with the Superintendent to allocate resources for our students and staff to achieve their goals. Our primary focus is on issues such as policy, academic growth, budget allocation, superintendent performance, and other oversight issues.
Each board member brings their own unique strengths, talents, and abilities to the board. When these are used constructively, we create a synergy that reflects the contributions of each individual member. This role requires a strong passion for education and a commitment of time, assistance, and dedication to the district and the community who voted for you to serve in this role.
If you're interested in joining the St. Charles Board of Education, please refer to the posting below for more information on how to apply for the open seats.
St. Charles Community Schools will be closed on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, due to hazardous road conditions. Childcare will be closed for the day as well.
On Saturday, January 6th, the Saginaw County Wrestling Invitational was held. Our bulldog wrestlers Braden Bila placed 2nd, and Zeke Torrez placed 3rd. Keep the success rolling and GO BULLDOGS!
Pictured below is Braden Bila (3rd one from the right). Not pictured is Zeke Torrez.
The Band's 24th Annual Winterball is approaching on January 20th. We cordially invite everyone to the event. It's an amazing night filled with great music and fantastic prizes. Tickets are now available for purchase. The cost is $35 per person, and this includes a delicious meal and supports an awesome cause. Please contact Mr. Wicke for a ticket at wickem@stccs.org
Congrats to the Boys Varsity Bowling team for placing 2nd in the Bakers Tournament in Battle Creek at M-66 Bowl. Job well done!
More pictures from woodworking.
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.
