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NHHS Summer School Communication

NHHS Parents and Guardians,

In an effort to help families plan ahead for summer break, we are sharing our summer school information with you a bit early this year.  Included with this email you will find both of our summer school program registration forms along with information regarding both programs. 

Traditional Summer School – Summer School offered to students who failed a course with a final semester grade at or below 44%.  Students will have eight weeks to complete their course.  Students may shorten the length of summer school by completing the course before the end of the eight-week period.  Students are to work at the high school on designated days and times, but have access 24/7 to work ahead and complete their course early.

Cost: $175 (per semester course)

Duration: 8 weeks (June 21st through August 13th)

Locations: NHHS Computer Lap Room 133

Registration Forms: Summer School Registration Form 2021

                                 Traditional Summer School Policies 2021

 

Unit Based Summer School – Summer School program offered to students who failed a given course with a final semester grade at or above 45%.  Students will be given one unit from the course they failed.  They will have one week to complete and pass that unit to recoup credit for that course.  If additional time is needed, an additional $25/week will be required.  Students are required to be in the building for summer school.  Work can be accessed 24/7 so that students may work ahead to complete their unit.

Cost: $25 (per week, per semester course)

Duration: 1 week (starting June 21st through August 13th)

Locations: NHHS Computer Lap Room 133

Registration Forms:  Summer School Registration Form 2021

                                  Unit Based Summer School Policies 2021

 

If you have any questions regarding our summer school options, please contact the counseling department at the high school (sverellen@newhaven.misd.net or dbrohl@newhaven.misd.net) or give us a call at 586-749-5104.  You may start registering immediately with the counseling department for classes that were failed first semester (S1).  Semester two (S2) grades will be made available on June 14th through PowerSchool. 

 

2021 Prom

NHHS Junior and Senior parents and families,

As shared in an earlier communication, we are hoping to hold a junior/senior prom on May 27th.  The event would be more of a movie night with light dancing, food trucks, and other activities.  To hold this event, we must sell a minimum number of tickets.  To this point, we have not met the minimum ticket requirement and may have to cancel the event.  If your student is planning on attending on the 27th, please have them stop by room 134 and see Mrs. Bri Martin today or tomorrow at the latest.  If your student is virtual, please have them reach out to Mrs. Martin via her school email (brimartin@newhaven.misd.net) before 2:20pm on Friday, May 14th. 

We are aware that other events/activities are being planned outside of the school district.  We encourage your students to be safe and to follow the safety protocols provided by the health department.  As a reminder, graduation is on June 6th and students quarantined will not be permitted to attend. 

 

 

To see if you qualify for Emergency COVID Relief for Internet Costs please click the link below.

Emergency program to give people $50 off internet bill

 

New Haven High School Seniors and Families,

Below you will find the Senior Student Clearance Form.  This is a part of closing out your student’s senior year and moving one step closer to graduation.  Please have your student bring this form on Friday (last full day of school) when returning textbooks and Chromebooks.  For virtual seniors and those planning on taking exams, you may return your books and forms following your last exam.  All outstanding items must be returned in order to walk at graduation.

Below is a list of items your senior may need to return:

Athletic Uniforms

Textbooks

Missing Textbook fees

Chromebook including cords

Parking Pass

Yearbook payments

AP Testing payments

Lunch Balances

Items borrowed form teachers

As a reminder, the senior exam schedule is as following,

1st exam each day: 7:15am – 8:45am, 2nd exam each day: 9:15am – 10:45am

              May 18 – Exams – 4th & 5th hours (leave after exams)

              May 19 – Exams – 6th & 7th hours (leave after exams)

              May 20 – Exams – 1st & 2nd hours (leave after exams)

              May 21 – Exams – 3rd hour (leave after exams)

Senior Student Clearance Form

 

NHHS Prom Communication 4-30-2021

New Haven 11th Grade and 12th Grade Parents and Guardians,

I would like to share with everyone our current plan for Prom and some details you may need to help with your planning and decision making.

NHHS Prom Information

Date: May 27th, 2021

Time: 7:30 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.

Location: New Haven High School’s Athletic Complex (Ward E. Young Field)

Ticket Cost: $35 dollars in advance, $40 at the door

Schedule

7:15 p.m.  Gates open

7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. (Food Trucks, Dancing, Photo Opportunities)

9:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. (Movie on the field)

11:00 p.m.  Completion of Prom

Important Information

This year’s prom will be for New Haven High School Junior and Senior Students only.  No outside guest will be allowed.  Junior and senior status is determined by credit at the beginning of the school year.  No exceptions

Once students enter the athletic complex, they are considered at the event.  If you choose to leave, you will not be permitted to reenter at a later point.  No reentry.

Parents dropping off guests can take photos at the entrance but will not be permitted into the facility. 

In an effort to secure the event, guests will enter and exit the parking lot using our North Gratiot entrance.  The New Haven Rd. entrance will be closed.

With prom, formal attire is encouraged.  For those wearing high heels, please consider additional shoes as the field is grass and may cause difficulties.

Tickets

Tickets will be available at the school in room 134 before school and during break.  Virtual students will need to come up to the high school or contact Mrs. Martin for tickets.

Questions

If you have questions regarding prom or tickets, please contact the junior class advisors, Mrs. Martin (brimartin@newhaven.misd.net) and Mr. Goralczyk (mgoralczyk@newhaven.misd.net).

Thank you and we hope to see everyone there.

 

NHHS Parents and Guardians,

Below you will find important information for the upcoming weeks for school.  Please take a moment to read the information.  If you have any questions, please reach out to the high school for details.

NHHS Parent Letter 4-21-2021

 

Please see the flyer below for frequently asked questions about the Pandemic EBT program. 

Pandemic EBT Information

 

Looking for some tips on how to support math skills in school aged children, whether your student is online or face to face? Click on the link below for some helpful tips!

Supporting Math Learning in School-Age Children

 

Please click on the link below for information on our dual enrollment program with Macomb Community College.

MCC/NHHS Dual Enrollment

 

1-26-2021

NHHS Parents and Guardians,

Attached is a letter from our Rocket Resolution team.  The letter describes a new program we are offering up to our students.  We feel this program will help in our goal of educating the whole student.  We recognize that there is a lot going on in the world right now and that students need an avenue to share their experiences and concerns in a safe environment.  

Rocket Resolution Program

Virtual Students, please reach out to Ms. Farr at tfarr@newhaven.misd.net if you would like to be a part of this program.

 

 

 

 

 

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​​​​​​New Haven High School has earned the College Board's AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award for attaining female student representation in AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) for 2019. Out of 20,000 institutions that offer AP courses, 818 have earned the award. Yours is one of only 639 to be recognized for achieving this important result in AP CSP. This honor acknowledges the outstanding work our school id doing to engage more female students in computer science.