S.C. Newsletter
Stoney Creek High School
NEWSLETTER VOL. 8, ISS. 35
june 2nd, 2023
IMPORTANT DATES:
June 06 - Harmony on the Hill 3:30-7:00pm Stoney Creek Ampitheater
June 07 - 1st & 2nd Hour Exams / Early Dismissal
June 08 - 3rd & 4th Hour Exams / Early Dismissal
June 09 - 5th & 6th Hour Exams / Early Dismissal: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
June 07 - 1st & 2nd Hour Exams / Early Dismissal
June 08 - 3rd & 4th Hour Exams / Early Dismissal
June 09 - 5th & 6th Hour Exams / Early Dismissal: LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
Congratulations class of 2023!
Thank you!
SCHS Link Crew Fundraiser
harmony on the hill
EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AWARD
Technology facilitator Carol Hill won an Excellence in Education Award from PinoInsurance. Her nominator said, “She meets you where you are, regardless of your level of tech proficiency, and she helps you progress to the next level and beyond.” Learn More by clicking here.
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EARL BEDELL PUBLICITY AWARD WINNER
Lois Davis, SCHS teacher, won the Earl Bedell Publicity Award. The award is presented to members who have made the greatest contributions in the area of public relations and improving the image of Industrial/Technology education.
Lois is the main point person for MITES mechanical drafting competition. Every year she ensures that the massive task of judging the hundreds of drawings is completed without a hitch. Without her, this would not be possible. MITES will be presenting Lois with this award on Friday, May 12, from 6-9 pm at the Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo.
Lois is the main point person for MITES mechanical drafting competition. Every year she ensures that the massive task of judging the hundreds of drawings is completed without a hitch. Without her, this would not be possible. MITES will be presenting Lois with this award on Friday, May 12, from 6-9 pm at the Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo.
work permits
We are seeing an influx of students needing work permits as we get closer to summer break. Students can obtain a work permit in the counseling office as well as in the vestibule outside of the main office. Make sure to choose the appropriate form (there is a form for UNDER 16 and a separate form for 16 & 17 year olds).
Complete Section I, have your employer complete Section II, then bring back to SCHS to be completed (if a parent is bringing the form for their student, we will need a photo ID of the student in order to complete the work permit). Work permits are completed between the hours of 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Stoney Creek summer hours for work permits (beginning June 12th):
Monday-Thursday 8:00-3:30.
Complete Section I, have your employer complete Section II, then bring back to SCHS to be completed (if a parent is bringing the form for their student, we will need a photo ID of the student in order to complete the work permit). Work permits are completed between the hours of 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.
Stoney Creek summer hours for work permits (beginning June 12th):
Monday-Thursday 8:00-3:30.
class of 2023 senior newsletter
We are pleased to provide you with the Class of 2023 Senior Newsletter. This special edition should provide you with answers to many of your questions regarding upcoming senior events. This can also be found on our senior website as well and will be updated here when necessary. If you have any questions, please reach out to our senior advisor, Mrs. Cryderman.
Financial Empowerment Arts Contest
Sophia Karras, SCHS student, submitted a painting to the Financial Empowerment Arts Contest and won 2nd place! Her painting is entitled “Know Your Worth”, and it is inspired by the idea of financial literacy. Sophia was honored at a reception for all of her hard work and got to meet Oakland County Treasurer Robert Wittenberg.
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Summer Maintenance Help
If you are interested in temporary summer maintenance, please apply here .
summer learning program
Registration for session 1 of the Summer Learning Program is now open!
Session 1: June 20 - June29
Registration for sessions 2 & 3 of the Summer Learning Program open on March 20th.
Session 2: July 5 - July 14
Session 3: July 17 - July 28 (online only)
In-person classes meet 7:30am - 2:30pm
Credit recovery courses for core classes for RCS students is free.
Tuition: $275 per course ($75 for students qualifying for free or reduced lunch)
Summer Music Theatre: June 13 - July 22 9:00am - 2:00pm
Tuition: TBD
Summer Learning Program Information Packet
Summer Learning Program Registration Page
Session 1: June 20 - June29
Registration for sessions 2 & 3 of the Summer Learning Program open on March 20th.
Session 2: July 5 - July 14
Session 3: July 17 - July 28 (online only)
In-person classes meet 7:30am - 2:30pm
Credit recovery courses for core classes for RCS students is free.
Tuition: $275 per course ($75 for students qualifying for free or reduced lunch)
Summer Music Theatre: June 13 - July 22 9:00am - 2:00pm
Tuition: TBD
Summer Learning Program Information Packet
Summer Learning Program Registration Page
NOw hiring!!
After School Tutoring
Attendance
Our students’ attendance matters to us. We want and expect them to be here as much as possible. We value their presence, and their academic success is dependent on it. Organized or coordinated absences from school are not endorsed by Rochester Community Schools, for example “Senior Skip Days”. Students who decide to take part in these events will be responsible for all missed work and assessments that occur on that day. Teachers will be continuing instruction as normal.
Student Pick up after school / Parking
As a reminder at the end of the school day, students must be picked up in the parent loop on the south end of the school off Tieken Road. If the student can not be picked up in the loop, please park in the Junior or senior lots by the auditorium or the pool. Please do not pick students up on the north end of school. The loop is reserved for buses and authorized vehicles with permits only.
counseling
JUNIOR SPRING MEETING
The counseling team met with the junior class this week. In the meeting they reviewed how to build a good college list, post high school plans, and exploration and research strategies. They also spoke on the college application process, college admission testing, making a decision for college, and other important details in the college application process. You can find all of the information in the junior spring meeting smore.
JUNIORS
For information on junior year and to find a student & parent checklist, visit the counseling smore.
SENIORS - COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS
For information and guidance on the college application process check out our smore.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid is an important part of paying for college and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is open for the 2023-2024 school year, your senior's first year of college. We are grateful for Oakland University’s partnership and these other resources available as a free public service. Feel free to access further financial aid related information on this link.
The counseling team met with the junior class this week. In the meeting they reviewed how to build a good college list, post high school plans, and exploration and research strategies. They also spoke on the college application process, college admission testing, making a decision for college, and other important details in the college application process. You can find all of the information in the junior spring meeting smore.
JUNIORS
For information on junior year and to find a student & parent checklist, visit the counseling smore.
SENIORS - COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS
For information and guidance on the college application process check out our smore.
FINANCIAL AID
Financial Aid is an important part of paying for college and the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is open for the 2023-2024 school year, your senior's first year of college. We are grateful for Oakland University’s partnership and these other resources available as a free public service. Feel free to access further financial aid related information on this link.
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music boosters
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Music Booster meetings:
Tue. 6/13/23 - 7 PM location TBD |
athletic boosters
Tickets to all athletic events will now be purchased electronically through GoFan. Anyone attending an athletic event needs to buy their tickets on GoFan. Ticket packages are available on the site.
donation opportunities
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If you are interested in donating to SCHS Care Cart, please click HERE. Our Care Cart is essential items for students in need.
Rochester Community Schools believes that an important foundation for successful teaching and learning includes the need to feel safe, valued, and respected. To that end, Stoney Creek High School will be participating in No Place for Hate®, a national program that supports schools in their commitment to honor diversity, promote respect for differences, challenge bias, and prevent bullying at all levels.
No Place for Hate was developed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a leading anti-hate organization that has worked for more than a century to “secure justice and fair treatment to all.” No Place for Hate will help RCS incorporate valuable resources into existing programs to have one consistent message of inclusivity.
To learn more about No Place for Hate, or to access family resources on challenging bullying and bias, please go to: https://www.adl.org/education-and-resources/resources-for-educators-parents-families.
If you have questions about No Place for Hate, please contact the Stoney Creek High School administrative team. With your help, we will continue to ensure that our school community is a safe and welcoming space for all.
Sincerely,
Stoney Creek Administrative Team
Brian Shelson, Principal
Beth Tocco, Assistant Principal
Jason Kluzak, Assistant Principal
No Place for Hate was developed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a leading anti-hate organization that has worked for more than a century to “secure justice and fair treatment to all.” No Place for Hate will help RCS incorporate valuable resources into existing programs to have one consistent message of inclusivity.
To learn more about No Place for Hate, or to access family resources on challenging bullying and bias, please go to: https://www.adl.org/education-and-resources/resources-for-educators-parents-families.
If you have questions about No Place for Hate, please contact the Stoney Creek High School administrative team. With your help, we will continue to ensure that our school community is a safe and welcoming space for all.
Sincerely,
Stoney Creek Administrative Team
Brian Shelson, Principal
Beth Tocco, Assistant Principal
Jason Kluzak, Assistant Principal
safety and security update
SAFETY AND SECURITY IS A TOP PRIORITY!
The safety and security of all students and staff at Stoney Creek is always a top priority. To help us in these efforts, please see the information below:
The safety and security of all students and staff at Stoney Creek is always a top priority. To help us in these efforts, please see the information below:
- Students can enter through 3 entrances: the Main Doors, the Athletics Doors, and the Auditorium Doors.
- Campus will remain closed throughout the school day. All grades will have lunch on campus.
- Students are NOT to utilize fast food delivery services. For example, DoorDash, Grub Hub, Instacart, or Uber Eats, etc. for food delivery.
- If students are traveling to other campuses throughout the day, they are asked to check out of SCHS in the Attendance Office and check back in when they return.
- Students are encouraged to utilize their assigned lockers to minimize their belongings in the classroom.
If you see something, say something. Please report all safety and security concerns to the Main Office Staff or to Officer Drehmer.
my school bucks
Rochester Community School operates its meal program using Point of Sale Computers (POS). Our computers are capable of tracking all pre-paid lunch sales. In addition, you may view a detailed account of what meals or snack your child has purchased and your account balance by creating an account on https://www.myschoolbucks.com . This is a free service for the convenience of our parents. If you child receives free or reduced price meals, rest assured they will not be identified in front of others.
If your student qualifies for free/reduced lunch, students are required to enroll yearly. You can apply by clicking here.
If your student qualifies for free/reduced lunch, students are required to enroll yearly. You can apply by clicking here.
RAHCC looking for volunteers
The Rochester Auburn Hills Community Coalition (RAHCC) Youth Action Council is looking for middle and high school students to volunteer for community events all year long. Students will gain leadership skills, earn community service hours and help make a difference. The RAHCC supports mental health, builds awareness about substance misuse, and encourages healthy lifestyle choices through programming in the schools and throughout the community. The Coalition also awards a scholarship to deserving students. If interested, please send an email with your name, grade (in the fall) and school to: Mrs. Schurman, Community Outreach Coordinator for Rochester Community Schools.
cs.rahccmi@gmail.com
cs.rahccmi@gmail.com
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