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InsiderSalineSalineSaline InsiderInsiderThank you for the amazing feedback from the August Edition and suggestions for future editions! I am excited about some new ideas for creating a solid communication piece for our community! I will continue to improve and reach out to as many organizations and groups as I can find! If you don’t see your group represented, send me an email and I’ll include events and information in upcoming editions!
One common question that I would like to clear up ... this publication is solely created by me. There isn’t an outside group or company paying for or assisting in any way. This is a publication that I felt was “missing” from Saline and I decided to create a monthly magazine. Business ads pay for the printing and mailing of this to our community members every month! If you see an ad in Saline Insider, make sure you mention it to the business next time you are a customer!
Thank you for the support and keep the ideas and information coming!Email me at SalineInsider@gmail.com with suggestions & ideas!
Laurie Dawson 734-546-8421
Thank You!
September 2013Volume 1 Issue 2
Visit ourbeautiful
Saline Parks!
In this edition ...Community Calendar
Around Town
Athletic Schedules
More Information: www.ci.saline.mi.us
734-429-3502
Saline Parks &
Rec
School Lunch Menus
Your “in the know” scoop on Saline!InsiderSalineSalineSaline InsiderInsiderThank you for the amazing feedback from the August Edition and suggestions for future editions! I am excited about some new ideas for creating a solid communication piece for our community! I will continue to improve and reach out to as many organizations and groups as I can find! If you don’t see your group represented, send me an email and I’ll include events and information in upcoming editions!
One common question that I would like to clear up ... this publication is solely created by me. There isn’t an outside group or company paying for or assisting in any way. This is a publication that I felt was “missing” from Saline and I decided to create a monthly magazine. Business ads pay for the printing and mailing of this to our community members every month! If you see an ad in Saline Insider, make sure you mention it to the business next time you are a customer!
Thank you for the support and keep the ideas and information coming!Email me at SalineInsider@gmail.com with suggestions & ideas!
Laurie Dawson 734-546-8421
Thank You!
September 2013Volume 1 Issue 2
Visit ourbeautiful
Saline Parks!
In this edition ...Community Calendar
Around Town
Athletic Schedules
More Information: www.ci.saline.mi.us
734-429-3502
Saline Parks &
Rec
School Lunch Menus
Your “in the know” scoop on Saline!
InsiderSalineSalineSaline InsiderInsiderThank you for the amazing feedback from the August Edition and suggestions for future editions! I am excited about some new ideas for creating a solid communication piece for our community! I will continue to improve and reach out to as many organizations and groups as I can find! If you don’t see your group represented, send me an email and I’ll include events and information in upcoming editions!
One common question that I would like to clear up ... this publication is solely created by me. There isn’t an outside group or company paying for or assisting in any way. This is a publication that I felt was “missing” from Saline and I decided to create a monthly magazine. Business ads pay for the printing and mailing of this to our community members every month! If you see an ad in Saline Insider, make sure you mention it to the business next time you are a customer!
Thank you for the support and keep the ideas and information coming!Email me at SalineInsider@gmail.com with suggestions & ideas!
Laurie Dawson 734-546-8421
Thank You!
September 2013Volume 1 Issue 2
Visit ourbeautiful
Saline Parks!
In this edition ...Community Calendar
Around Town
Athletic Schedules
More Information: www.ci.saline.mi.us
734-429-3502
Saline Parks &
Rec
School Lunch Menus
Your “in the know” scoop on Saline!InsiderSalineSalineSaline InsiderInsider
Thank you for the amazing feedback from the August Edition and suggestions for future editions! I am excited about some new ideas for creating a solid communication piece for our community! I will continue to improve and reach out to as many organizations and groups as I can find! If you don’t see your group represented, send me an email and I’ll include events and information in upcoming editions!
One common question that I would like to clear up ... this publication is solely created by me. There isn’t an outside group or company paying for or assisting in any way. This is a publication that I felt was “missing” from Saline and I decided to create a monthly magazine. Business ads pay for the printing and mailing of this to our community members every month! If you see an ad in Saline Insider, make sure you mention it to the business next time you are a customer!
Thank you for the support and keep the ideas and information coming!Email me at SalineInsider@gmail.com with suggestions & ideas!
Laurie Dawson 734-546-8421
Thank You!
September 2013Volume 1 Issue 2
Visit ourbeautiful
Saline Parks!
In this edition ...Community Calendar
Around Town
Athletic Schedules
More Information: www.ci.saline.mi.us
734-429-3502
Saline Parks &
Rec
School Lunch Menus
Your “in the know” scoop on Saline!
InsiderSalineSalineSaline InsiderInsiderThank you for the amazing feedback from the August Edition and suggestions for future editions! I am excited about some new ideas for creating a solid communication piece for our community! I will continue to improve and reach out to as many organizations and groups as I can find! If you don’t see your group represented, send me an email and I’ll include events and information in upcoming editions!
One common question that I would like to clear up ... this publication is solely created by me. There isn’t an outside group or company paying for or assisting in any way. This is a publication that I felt was “missing” from Saline and I decided to create a monthly magazine. Business ads pay for the printing and mailing of this to our community members every month! If you see an ad in Saline Insider, make sure you mention it to the business next time you are a customer!
Thank you for the support and keep the ideas and information coming!Email me at SalineInsider@gmail.com with suggestions & ideas!
Laurie Dawson 734-546-8421
Thank You!
September 2013Volume 1 Issue 2
Visit ourbeautiful
Saline Parks!
In this edition ...Community Calendar
Around Town
Athletic Schedules
More Information: www.ci.saline.mi.us
734-429-3502
Saline Parks &
Rec
School Lunch Menus
Your “in the know” scoop on Saline!
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Saline High School * 429-8030 * 7:50am-2:35pm * Attendance Line - 429-8037 * 1/2 day dismissal 11:21am
Saline Area Schools
The Saline High School PTO The first of our six PTO meetings will be on September 18th at 7pm in the SHS Media Center. We will be approving our annual budget and discussing Homecoming at the first meeting.
Homecoming week begins September 22nd. The Homecoming game is Friday, September 27 and the Homecoming dance is Saturday, September 28 in the high school commons from 8-11 pm.
The “Painless & Hassle Free” fundraiser is the sole means of funding the projects and activities supported by the PTO. Fundraiser envelopes are mailed to families in the back to school information packet or can be picked up in the high school office. Funded donation envelopes can be dropped off in the high school office when your student picks up his/her schedule or mailed throughout the school year to:
Saline High School1300 Campus Parkway
Saline, MI 48176
salinehighschoolpto@gmail.com
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Club/Organization Advisor Email
Business Professionals of America (BPA) Ms. Cammarata cammaras@salineschools.orgClose-up Mr. Gumenick gumenicj@salineschools.orgClub Francais Ms. Aumend aumendj@salineschools.orgDance Club Ms. Alyssa Drabik alyssa.drabik@gmail.comDECA (marketing) Ms. Stemmer stemmkar@salineschools.orgDrama Club Ms. Glatz glatzk@salineschools.orgFellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Mr. Erickson ericksog@salineschools.orgFiddlers Restrung Ms. Groeb-Driskell groebr@salineschools.orgFuture Farmers of America (FFA) Mr. Mellor mellord@salineschools.orgFuture Leaders (FCCLA) Mrs. Galimore galimore@salineschools.orgGerman Club Mrs. Hoops hoopsb@salineschools.orgInteract Club Mr. Pickett pickettj@salineschools.orgKey Club Mrs. Rein reinlk@comcast.netMarching Band- Fanfare/Pep/Jazz Mr. Nate Lampman lampmann@salineschools.orgModel UN Mr. Fox foxj@salineschools.orgNational Art Honor Society (NAHS) Hughes/Koppelman hughesj@salineschools.orgNational Honor Society (NHS) Mr. Messmore messmorm@salineschools.orgPhotography Club Mr. Rodriquez rodriada@salineschools.orgQuiz Bowl/Quiz Busters Mr. Kazee kazeej@salineschools.orgScience Olympiad Mr. Athavale shounak_a@hotmail.com SADD Mr. Schuby schubym@salineschools.orgSkills USA & ProStart Ms. Gielinski gielinsj@salineschools.orgSpectrum Dr. Jastrow jastrowt@salineschools.orgSTRIVE Ms. Budnik budnikd@salineschools.orgStudent Council Ms. Glatz glatzk@salineschools.orgUlitmate Frisbee Mr. Dice dicem@salineschools.org
2013-2014 Bell Schedule
Full Day:1st hour: 7:50a-8:59a (69 minutes)2nd hour: 9:05a-10:14a (69 minutes)3rd hour: 10:20a-11:29a (69 minutes)4th hour: 11:35a-1:19p (Refer to schedule below for lunch times) A Lunch: 11:35a (30 minutes) Class meets 12:10p-1:19p (69 minutes) B Lunch: 12:10p (30 minutes) Class meets 11:35a-12:10p AND Class meets 12:45p-1:19p (total 69 minutes) C Lunch: 12:49p (30 minutes) Class meets 11:35a-12:44p (69 minutes)5th hour: 1:25p-2:35p (70 minutes)
Half Day:1st hour: 7:50a-9:24a (94 minutes) **6 minute passing time2nd hour: 9:30a-11:21 (94 minutes)
Homecoming Parade - Friday September 27 @5pm
Homecoming Dance - Saturday September 28 @8pm
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Saline High School * 429-8030 * 7:50am-2:35pm * Attendance Line - 429-8037 * 1/2 day dismissal 11:21am
Saline Area Schools
The Saline High School PTO The first of our six PTO meetings will be on September 18th at 7pm in the SHS Media Center. We will be approving our annual budget and discussing Homecoming at the first meeting.
Homecoming week begins September 22nd. The Homecoming game is Friday, September 27 and the Homecoming dance is Saturday, September 28 in the high school commons from 8-11 pm.
The “Painless & Hassle Free” fundraiser is the sole means of funding the projects and activities supported by the PTO. Fundraiser envelopes are mailed to families in the back to school information packet or can be picked up in the high school office. Funded donation envelopes can be dropped off in the high school office when your student picks up his/her schedule or mailed throughout the school year to:
Saline High School1300 Campus Parkway
Saline, MI 48176
salinehighschoolpto@gmail.com
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Club/Organization Advisor Email
Business Professionals of America (BPA) Ms. Cammarata cammaras@salineschools.orgClose-up Mr. Gumenick gumenicj@salineschools.orgClub Francais Ms. Aumend aumendj@salineschools.orgDance Club Ms. Alyssa Drabik alyssa.drabik@gmail.comDECA (marketing) Ms. Stemmer stemmkar@salineschools.orgDrama Club Ms. Glatz glatzk@salineschools.orgFellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Mr. Erickson ericksog@salineschools.orgFiddlers Restrung Ms. Groeb-Driskell groebr@salineschools.orgFuture Farmers of America (FFA) Mr. Mellor mellord@salineschools.orgFuture Leaders (FCCLA) Mrs. Galimore galimore@salineschools.orgGerman Club Mrs. Hoops hoopsb@salineschools.orgInteract Club Mr. Pickett pickettj@salineschools.orgKey Club Mrs. Rein reinlk@comcast.netMarching Band- Fanfare/Pep/Jazz Mr. Nate Lampman lampmann@salineschools.orgModel UN Mr. Fox foxj@salineschools.orgNational Art Honor Society (NAHS) Hughes/Koppelman hughesj@salineschools.orgNational Honor Society (NHS) Mr. Messmore messmorm@salineschools.orgPhotography Club Mr. Rodriquez rodriada@salineschools.orgQuiz Bowl/Quiz Busters Mr. Kazee kazeej@salineschools.orgScience Olympiad Mr. Athavale shounak_a@hotmail.com SADD Mr. Schuby schubym@salineschools.orgSkills USA & ProStart Ms. Gielinski gielinsj@salineschools.orgSpectrum Dr. Jastrow jastrowt@salineschools.orgSTRIVE Ms. Budnik budnikd@salineschools.orgStudent Council Ms. Glatz glatzk@salineschools.orgUlitmate Frisbee Mr. Dice dicem@salineschools.org
2013-2014 Bell Schedule
Full Day:1st hour: 7:50a-8:59a (69 minutes)2nd hour: 9:05a-10:14a (69 minutes)3rd hour: 10:20a-11:29a (69 minutes)4th hour: 11:35a-1:19p (Refer to schedule below for lunch times) A Lunch: 11:35a (30 minutes) Class meets 12:10p-1:19p (69 minutes) B Lunch: 12:10p (30 minutes) Class meets 11:35a-12:10p AND Class meets 12:45p-1:19p (total 69 minutes) C Lunch: 12:49p (30 minutes) Class meets 11:35a-12:44p (69 minutes)5th hour: 1:25p-2:35p (70 minutes)
Half Day:1st hour: 7:50a-9:24a (94 minutes) **6 minute passing time2nd hour: 9:30a-11:21 (94 minutes)
Homecoming Parade - Friday September 27 @5pm
Homecoming Dance - Saturday September 28 @8pm
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Woodland Meadows Elementary *944-8985 *8:50am-3:35pm *1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
Saline Middle School * 429-8070 * 8:00am-2:45pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:31amWe are continuing the Brick Fundraiser into the fall! Purchasing a brick is a great way to show your support for Saline Middle School! Plus, it’s an easy way to leave a lasting legacy on Saline Middle School campus and at the same time help pay for the new Electronic Sign. Engraved on your custom brick could be your family name, a student or alumni’s name and year of graduating class, your business name, your organization name, or you could choose to engrave a brick in honor of someone special, a favorite teacher, or in a loved one’s memory. High resolution logo engraving is available for an additional charge.The bricks are available in two sizes, 4x8 and 8x8, and we will try to accommodate your engraving wishes as long as they fit into the boundaries of 18 characters per line. HAVE QUESTIONS? Please email SMSBrick@gmail.com. Forms are due by September 30, 2013.
Saline Area Schools
Follow us on Facebook @SMS Saline Middle School to get updates on activities and events
going on at the Middle School and follow Mr. Raft on Twitter @HornetPrincipal.
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Heritage School * 944-8970 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
On behalf of all of us at Woodland Meadows, we welcome the start of the 2013-2014 school year!
* First Day of School- September 3, 2013!* Woodland Meadows Elementary School Open House: Tuesday, September 10, 2013: 6:30-8:00 pm* Picture Day! September 10thThe Woodland Meadows staff has been working hard preparing for an exciting start to the year. We look forward to September bringing some exciting activities: meeting new friends and reuniting with long-time friends,revisiting our Three “Bee”haviors, Basketball Jones assembly, and Walking Field trips learning about our community. Woodland Meadows also welcomes some new staff: * Mr. Jonathan Bowles is our new Spanish teacher is excited to join our Woodland Team! * Mr Ball moves from quest to join the Kindergarten team. * Kindergarten also welcome Ms. Marcy Goyette to the team. * Melissa Talladay joins us as part time Speech teacher.
MS PTO would like to welcome you to our first PTO meeting of the 2013-14 School Year on September 11 at 9am. We are also conducting our Hassle Free Fundraising for the school year. You can donate via Payschools link found on Middle School Website or return the donation envelope that was mailed home.
Saline Middle School Blood Drive is September 18, Contact Vicki Kiningham for more information at 734-429-8127 or vakiningham@gmail.com.
While we’re sad to say goodbye to summer vacation, the PTA is happy to see so many little faces excitedly walking the halls again! We would like to welcome families to join in on the fun by volunteering for one of our many activities. Come sneak a peek at what the kids are doing during their fun-filled days or get the family together for one of our after-school programs. Because we are all busy these days, we’re more than happy to work with you on scheduling and we truly appreciate any time that you’re able to give for your child and our school! Please volunteer @ https://sites.google.com/a/salineschools.org/wm-pta/
A few reminders for the beginning of the new school year!
9/3 thru 11/1 - Fall Fundraiser
9/6 - PTO meeting at 9:00 am in Heritage Cafeteria
9/11 - 9:00 am Scrip orders due
9/12 - Open House
9/19 - Picture Day
Saline Middle School * 429-8070 * 8:00am-2:45pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:31am Pleasant Ridge Elementary * 944-8940 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
Saline Area Schools
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Harvest Elementary * 944-8901 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:21pm
Pleasant Ridge Elementary Open House: Tuesday, September 10, 2013: 6:30-8:00 pm: Beginning at 6:30 pm in the Pleasant Ridge CafeteriaThe evening begins with a welcome and all-staff introduction by Principal Brad Bezeau and adjourns to the classroom for individual teacher welcomes and overviews for the 2013-2014 school year. Our teachers will then share out specific classroom supply lists for the upcoming school year (although you are welcome to get your general school supplies throughout the summer before school starts). In addition, our emphasis on Literacy in our Schools will be highlighted on Monday, September 9th and Tuesday,
September 10th with our first Book Fair of the Year titled, “Reading Oasis: A Cool Place to Discover Hot Books”. Come out and support our students at Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge PTA Sponsors our Basketball Court Blacktop Project: The Pleasant Ridge PTA recently supported the blacktopping of the two basketball courts at Pleasant Ridge for our student’s use. Two Basketball and two “Four Square” courts were added to the auxiliary playground at Pleasant Ridge for our students to enjoy. Thank you Pleasant Ridge PTA and our Blacktop Volunteer Team.
Harvest Elementary – SeptemberWelcome to our Harvest families! We are excited to be starting the 2013-2014 school year with you. A couple of reminders for the start of the year…1. For the safety of all students, we ask that you say goodbye at the front entrance of the school. By reducing hallway
traffic in the morning to only students and staff we can better ensure the safety of all of our children.2. Students should not be dropped off before the 8:35 each morning. 3. If you are dropping your child off at school, please remember the drop off loop is a 7-second drop-off; children should exit the vehicle ONLY on the curbside of the loop.4. There is no parking in the drop-off loop5. The drop-off loop is a very busy place each morning, if your child has a project or several items to carry in please consider parking and walking your child to the sidewalk where they can safely walk to the front door
We have had several changes to our staff for this fall. We would like to welcome the following teachers:
• Emily Sickler – 1st Grade, moved from Heritage 5th grade• Mary Ellen Moyski – 2nd Grade, moved from Saline Middle School 8th • Nicole Toth – 3rd Grade, new Saline Area Schools teacher• Erica Peplinski – Spanish, moved from Saline Middle School Spanish• Savonne Porzondek – Special Education Resource Room, new Saline Area Schools teacherOther changes to within our teaching faculty:• Jennifer Stripp moved to Kindergarten from 2nd Grade• Jennifer Edwards moved to 1st Grade from 2nd Grade• Anne Callison moved to 2nd Grade from Quest• Marcie Klump is our Intervention Coordinator from 2nd GradeWe are looking forward to a great school year with all of you!
Betty Rosen-Leacher, Principal
PTA Meet and Greets - 9/5/13 from 7-8 PM and 9/6/13 from 9-10 AMOpen House and Book Fair - 9/10/13 from 6:30-8 PM
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Woodland Meadows Elementary *944-8985 *8:50am-3:35pm *1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
Saline Middle School * 429-8070 * 8:00am-2:45pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:31amWe are continuing the Brick Fundraiser into the fall! Purchasing a brick is a great way to show your support for Saline Middle School! Plus, it’s an easy way to leave a lasting legacy on Saline Middle School campus and at the same time help pay for the new Electronic Sign. Engraved on your custom brick could be your family name, a student or alumni’s name and year of graduating class, your business name, your organization name, or you could choose to engrave a brick in honor of someone special, a favorite teacher, or in a loved one’s memory. High resolution logo engraving is available for an additional charge.The bricks are available in two sizes, 4x8 and 8x8, and we will try to accommodate your engraving wishes as long as they fit into the boundaries of 18 characters per line. HAVE QUESTIONS? Please email SMSBrick@gmail.com. Forms are due by September 30, 2013.
Saline Area Schools
Follow us on Facebook @SMS Saline Middle School to get updates on activities and events
going on at the Middle School and follow Mr. Raft on Twitter @HornetPrincipal.
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Heritage School * 944-8970 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
On behalf of all of us at Woodland Meadows, we welcome the start of the 2013-2014 school year!
* First Day of School- September 3, 2013!* Woodland Meadows Elementary School Open House: Tuesday, September 10, 2013: 6:30-8:00 pm* Picture Day! September 10thThe Woodland Meadows staff has been working hard preparing for an exciting start to the year. We look forward to September bringing some exciting activities: meeting new friends and reuniting with long-time friends,revisiting our Three “Bee”haviors, Basketball Jones assembly, and Walking Field trips learning about our community. Woodland Meadows also welcomes some new staff: * Mr. Jonathan Bowles is our new Spanish teacher is excited to join our Woodland Team! * Mr Ball moves from quest to join the Kindergarten team. * Kindergarten also welcome Ms. Marcy Goyette to the team. * Melissa Talladay joins us as part time Speech teacher.
MS PTO would like to welcome you to our first PTO meeting of the 2013-14 School Year on September 11 at 9am. We are also conducting our Hassle Free Fundraising for the school year. You can donate via Payschools link found on Middle School Website or return the donation envelope that was mailed home.
Saline Middle School Blood Drive is September 18, Contact Vicki Kiningham for more information at 734-429-8127 or vakiningham@gmail.com.
While we’re sad to say goodbye to summer vacation, the PTA is happy to see so many little faces excitedly walking the halls again! We would like to welcome families to join in on the fun by volunteering for one of our many activities. Come sneak a peek at what the kids are doing during their fun-filled days or get the family together for one of our after-school programs. Because we are all busy these days, we’re more than happy to work with you on scheduling and we truly appreciate any time that you’re able to give for your child and our school! Please volunteer @ https://sites.google.com/a/salineschools.org/wm-pta/
A few reminders for the beginning of the new school year!
9/3 thru 11/1 - Fall Fundraiser
9/6 - PTO meeting at 9:00 am in Heritage Cafeteria
9/11 - 9:00 am Scrip orders due
9/12 - Open House
9/19 - Picture Day
Saline Middle School * 429-8070 * 8:00am-2:45pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:31am Pleasant Ridge Elementary * 944-8940 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 12:21pm
Saline Area Schools
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Harvest Elementary * 944-8901 * 8:50am-3:35pm * 1/2 day dismissal 11:21pm
Pleasant Ridge Elementary Open House: Tuesday, September 10, 2013: 6:30-8:00 pm: Beginning at 6:30 pm in the Pleasant Ridge CafeteriaThe evening begins with a welcome and all-staff introduction by Principal Brad Bezeau and adjourns to the classroom for individual teacher welcomes and overviews for the 2013-2014 school year. Our teachers will then share out specific classroom supply lists for the upcoming school year (although you are welcome to get your general school supplies throughout the summer before school starts). In addition, our emphasis on Literacy in our Schools will be highlighted on Monday, September 9th and Tuesday,
September 10th with our first Book Fair of the Year titled, “Reading Oasis: A Cool Place to Discover Hot Books”. Come out and support our students at Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge PTA Sponsors our Basketball Court Blacktop Project: The Pleasant Ridge PTA recently supported the blacktopping of the two basketball courts at Pleasant Ridge for our student’s use. Two Basketball and two “Four Square” courts were added to the auxiliary playground at Pleasant Ridge for our students to enjoy. Thank you Pleasant Ridge PTA and our Blacktop Volunteer Team.
Harvest Elementary – SeptemberWelcome to our Harvest families! We are excited to be starting the 2013-2014 school year with you. A couple of reminders for the start of the year…1. For the safety of all students, we ask that you say goodbye at the front entrance of the school. By reducing hallway
traffic in the morning to only students and staff we can better ensure the safety of all of our children.2. Students should not be dropped off before the 8:35 each morning. 3. If you are dropping your child off at school, please remember the drop off loop is a 7-second drop-off; children should exit the vehicle ONLY on the curbside of the loop.4. There is no parking in the drop-off loop5. The drop-off loop is a very busy place each morning, if your child has a project or several items to carry in please consider parking and walking your child to the sidewalk where they can safely walk to the front door
We have had several changes to our staff for this fall. We would like to welcome the following teachers:
• Emily Sickler – 1st Grade, moved from Heritage 5th grade• Mary Ellen Moyski – 2nd Grade, moved from Saline Middle School 8th • Nicole Toth – 3rd Grade, new Saline Area Schools teacher• Erica Peplinski – Spanish, moved from Saline Middle School Spanish• Savonne Porzondek – Special Education Resource Room, new Saline Area Schools teacherOther changes to within our teaching faculty:• Jennifer Stripp moved to Kindergarten from 2nd Grade• Jennifer Edwards moved to 1st Grade from 2nd Grade• Anne Callison moved to 2nd Grade from Quest• Marcie Klump is our Intervention Coordinator from 2nd GradeWe are looking forward to a great school year with all of you!
Betty Rosen-Leacher, Principal
PTA Meet and Greets - 9/5/13 from 7-8 PM and 9/6/13 from 9-10 AMOpen House and Book Fair - 9/10/13 from 6:30-8 PM
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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The Kiwanis Club of Saline would like to thank everyone who attended along with our partners, sponsors and contributors for making the the second annual Win Big for Kids Dinner and Raffle a huge success.
PartnersBoy Scout Troop 457Fifth Corner Teen CenterSaline Area Girl ScoutsSaline Area Social ServiceSaline Community FairSaline FiddlersSaline Lions ClubSaline Police CadetsSaline Rotary Club
Sponsors and ContributorsAAA Kristy LermaACO Hardware LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge JeepAnn Arbor Smiles Dental Group Lake Forest Golf CourseApplied Fitness Solutions Laurie DawsonBest Buy Mac's Acadian Seafood Shack Betty Danneffel Main Street VenturesBill Roach State Farm Insurance Mancino's Bill's Barber Shop Marriott Towne Place Hotel Braun & Helmer Auctioneers McDonald's Brewed Awakenings McNaughton Gunn Briarwood Ford New Era ChiropracticBridgewater Bank Outback SteakhouseBrookdale Place Paragon Sight & SoundBusch's Paramount CoffeeCapstone Tax & Financial Pat ParinChelsea Lumber Phil & Jennie Haigh Cheming Hills Golf Course Purple Rose TheaterColonial Lanes Raymond Howe, DDSCongressman Walberg Renew SpaDavid McMillan Piano Tuning Richard and Nancy NiethammerDetroit Pistons Rick Wagner State Farm InsuranceDetroit Red Wings Saline AutomotiveDetroit Tigers Stonebridge Golf ClubExcalibur Barber Shop Sue CowenExpress Tire Technosports IncFamily Spinal Care of Michigan Theresa BrosiusGerry's Tire Tractor Supply CompanyGirl Scouts of Saline WalmartGretchen Driskell, State Rep. Weber's RestaurantJeff & Heather Kellstorm WeingartzJet's Pizza Zingerman's RoadhouseJunga’s Ace Hardware Zippy's Car WashKen Wagner
Mom2Mom Consignment SaleThis will be the 6th sale held at Liberty School in Saline, which is organized and directed by local Saline Resident and mother of two, Teresa Ferenczy. This sale is held twice a year in the spring and fall and is a huge draw for sellers and buyers alike. This is not your typical mom to mom sale where buyers stop by individual tables and owners sit and sell their items. This sale is different in that it makes it very easy for shoppers and buyers by having the sale run in a “department” style. Sellers drop off their items on Friday, September 20 between 3-6pm and the staff and volunteers of the sale sort and organize all the clothing by gender and size in one large room. There is a separate room for toys and large items as well as so many other items like books, baby gear, maternity, etc..The sale is on Saturday from 9-2. Entry fee is $1.00 for adults, from 9-noon and then from noon-2:00, everyone is free. After the sale sellers can pick up their unsold items or have them donated to a local organization. They will receive check within 10 days for their items sold. This sale is growing and growing every year. Due to space, there are only a limited amount of sellers at each sale. As for shoppers....get there early on Saturday for all the best deals. Lots of treasures to be found.What: Mom2Mom Consignment SaleWhere: Liberty School, 7265 N. Ann Arbor St., SalineWhen: September 21, 2013 from 9-2Website: www.mom2momconsignmentsale.com or Facebook at Mom2Mom Consignment Sale
This is a free car wash, we will accept donations to help us provide continued support to the Saline
Area Schools Music Department.
The Saline Music Boosters support students in Band, Choir and Orchestra programs.
We are looking for volunteers and sponsors for this event. If you can help, contact us at
the email below.
Contact: Salinemusicboosters@gmail .com
FREE ANNUAL CARWASH
When: Saturday, September 21st8a.m.-5p.m.
Where: Heritage/Woodland Meadows Parking Lot
Do you want to reach over 8550 households EVERY month? Do you want to promote your business
to the Saline community? Do you have an event/meeting that you would like to tell everyone about? Contact Saline Insider for more information about how you can reach our community every month!!
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Saline Area Schools AthleticsHigh School & Middle School Schedules for September & October
Varsity Football09.06.13 7:00pm Ypsilanti High School09.13.13 7:00pm @ Chelsea High School09.20.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.27.13 7:00pm Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming 10.04.13 7:00pm Monroe High School10.11.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.18.13 7:00pm Skyline High School10.25.13 7:00pm @ Novi High SchoolJV Football09.05.13 7:00pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.12.13 7:00pm Chelsea High School09.19.13 7:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 7:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming10.03.13 7:00pm @ Monroe High School10.10.13 7:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School10.17.13 7:00pm @ Skyline High School10.24.13 7:00pm Novi High School
Freshman Football09.05.13 4:30pm @ De La Salle Collegiate High Sch09.12.13 4:30pm Chelsea High School09.19.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 4:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming10.03.13 4:30pm @ Monroe High School10.10.13 4:30pm @ Seaholm High School10.10.13 4:30pm @ Birmingham Seaholm10.17.13 4:00pm @ New Boston Huron10.17.13 4:30pm @ Skyline High School10.24.13 4:30pm Novi High School
Boys Varsity Soccer09.03.13 7:30pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.05.13 7:00pm Tecumseh High School09.07.13 12:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.11.13 7:00pm Adrian High School09.14.13 7:00pm Brighton High School09.17.13 7:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.19.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea High School09.21.13 2:30pm Northville High School09.24.13 7:00pm Skyline High School09.26.13 7:00pm Dexter High School10.01.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.03.13 5:30pm @ Monroe High School10.08.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.10.13 6:30pm @ Coldwater High School10.23.13 7:00pm Multiple Opponents10.23.13 5:30pm Multiple Opponents10.26.13 6:00pm Multiple OpponentsBoys JV Soccer09.03.13 6:00pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.05.13 5:30pm Tecumseh High School09.07.13 10:30am Ann Arbor Pioneer09.10.13 4:00pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.11.13 5:30pm Adrian High School09.14.13 5:30pm Brighton High School09.17.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.19.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea High School09.21.13 12:00pm Northville High School09.24.13 5:30pm Skyline High School09.26.13 5:30pm Dexter High School10.01.13 4:00pm @ Lincoln High School10.03.13 4:00pm @ Monroe High School10.08.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.10.13 5:00pm @ Coldwater High SchoolBoys Freshman Soccer09.03.13 tba @ Plymouth High School09.11.13 4:00pm De La Salle Collegiate High Sch09.12.13 6:00pm Garden City High School09.16.13 tba @ Canton High School09.17.13 7:00pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.21.13 10:00am Northville High School09.23.13 4:00pm Plymouth High School09.24.13 4:00pm Detroit Catholic Central10.01.13 4:30pm @ Detroit Catholic Central10.04.13 tba @ Canton High School
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Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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The Kiwanis Club of Saline would like to thank everyone who attended along with our partners, sponsors and contributors for making the the second annual Win Big for Kids Dinner and Raffle a huge success.
PartnersBoy Scout Troop 457Fifth Corner Teen CenterSaline Area Girl ScoutsSaline Area Social ServiceSaline Community FairSaline FiddlersSaline Lions ClubSaline Police CadetsSaline Rotary Club
Sponsors and ContributorsAAA Kristy LermaACO Hardware LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge JeepAnn Arbor Smiles Dental Group Lake Forest Golf CourseApplied Fitness Solutions Laurie DawsonBest Buy Mac's Acadian Seafood Shack Betty Danneffel Main Street VenturesBill Roach State Farm Insurance Mancino's Bill's Barber Shop Marriott Towne Place Hotel Braun & Helmer Auctioneers McDonald's Brewed Awakenings McNaughton Gunn Briarwood Ford New Era ChiropracticBridgewater Bank Outback SteakhouseBrookdale Place Paragon Sight & SoundBusch's Paramount CoffeeCapstone Tax & Financial Pat ParinChelsea Lumber Phil & Jennie Haigh Cheming Hills Golf Course Purple Rose TheaterColonial Lanes Raymond Howe, DDSCongressman Walberg Renew SpaDavid McMillan Piano Tuning Richard and Nancy NiethammerDetroit Pistons Rick Wagner State Farm InsuranceDetroit Red Wings Saline AutomotiveDetroit Tigers Stonebridge Golf ClubExcalibur Barber Shop Sue CowenExpress Tire Technosports IncFamily Spinal Care of Michigan Theresa BrosiusGerry's Tire Tractor Supply CompanyGirl Scouts of Saline WalmartGretchen Driskell, State Rep. Weber's RestaurantJeff & Heather Kellstorm WeingartzJet's Pizza Zingerman's RoadhouseJunga’s Ace Hardware Zippy's Car WashKen Wagner
Mom2Mom Consignment SaleThis will be the 6th sale held at Liberty School in Saline, which is organized and directed by local Saline Resident and mother of two, Teresa Ferenczy. This sale is held twice a year in the spring and fall and is a huge draw for sellers and buyers alike. This is not your typical mom to mom sale where buyers stop by individual tables and owners sit and sell their items. This sale is different in that it makes it very easy for shoppers and buyers by having the sale run in a “department” style. Sellers drop off their items on Friday, September 20 between 3-6pm and the staff and volunteers of the sale sort and organize all the clothing by gender and size in one large room. There is a separate room for toys and large items as well as so many other items like books, baby gear, maternity, etc..The sale is on Saturday from 9-2. Entry fee is $1.00 for adults, from 9-noon and then from noon-2:00, everyone is free. After the sale sellers can pick up their unsold items or have them donated to a local organization. They will receive check within 10 days for their items sold. This sale is growing and growing every year. Due to space, there are only a limited amount of sellers at each sale. As for shoppers....get there early on Saturday for all the best deals. Lots of treasures to be found.What: Mom2Mom Consignment SaleWhere: Liberty School, 7265 N. Ann Arbor St., SalineWhen: September 21, 2013 from 9-2Website: www.mom2momconsignmentsale.com or Facebook at Mom2Mom Consignment Sale
This is a free car wash, we will accept donations to help us provide continued support to the Saline
Area Schools Music Department.
The Saline Music Boosters support students in Band, Choir and Orchestra programs.
We are looking for volunteers and sponsors for this event. If you can help, contact us at
the email below.
Contact: Salinemusicboosters@gmail .com
FREE ANNUAL CARWASH
When: Saturday, September 21st8a.m.-5p.m.
Where: Heritage/Woodland Meadows Parking Lot
Do you want to reach over 8550 households EVERY month? Do you want to promote your business
to the Saline community? Do you have an event/meeting that you would like to tell everyone about? Contact Saline Insider for more information about how you can reach our community every month!!
salineinsider@gmail.com
Saline Area Schools AthleticsHigh School & Middle School Schedules for September & October
Varsity Football09.06.13 7:00pm Ypsilanti High School09.13.13 7:00pm @ Chelsea High School09.20.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.27.13 7:00pm Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming 10.04.13 7:00pm Monroe High School10.11.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.18.13 7:00pm Skyline High School10.25.13 7:00pm @ Novi High SchoolJV Football09.05.13 7:00pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.12.13 7:00pm Chelsea High School09.19.13 7:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 7:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming10.03.13 7:00pm @ Monroe High School10.10.13 7:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School10.17.13 7:00pm @ Skyline High School10.24.13 7:00pm Novi High School
Freshman Football09.05.13 4:30pm @ De La Salle Collegiate High Sch09.12.13 4:30pm Chelsea High School09.19.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 4:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools - Homecoming10.03.13 4:30pm @ Monroe High School10.10.13 4:30pm @ Seaholm High School10.10.13 4:30pm @ Birmingham Seaholm10.17.13 4:00pm @ New Boston Huron10.17.13 4:30pm @ Skyline High School10.24.13 4:30pm Novi High School
Boys Varsity Soccer09.03.13 7:30pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.05.13 7:00pm Tecumseh High School09.07.13 12:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.11.13 7:00pm Adrian High School09.14.13 7:00pm Brighton High School09.17.13 7:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.19.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea High School09.21.13 2:30pm Northville High School09.24.13 7:00pm Skyline High School09.26.13 7:00pm Dexter High School10.01.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.03.13 5:30pm @ Monroe High School10.08.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.10.13 6:30pm @ Coldwater High School10.23.13 7:00pm Multiple Opponents10.23.13 5:30pm Multiple Opponents10.26.13 6:00pm Multiple OpponentsBoys JV Soccer09.03.13 6:00pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.05.13 5:30pm Tecumseh High School09.07.13 10:30am Ann Arbor Pioneer09.10.13 4:00pm @ Ypsilanti High School09.11.13 5:30pm Adrian High School09.14.13 5:30pm Brighton High School09.17.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.19.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea High School09.21.13 12:00pm Northville High School09.24.13 5:30pm Skyline High School09.26.13 5:30pm Dexter High School10.01.13 4:00pm @ Lincoln High School10.03.13 4:00pm @ Monroe High School10.08.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.10.13 5:00pm @ Coldwater High SchoolBoys Freshman Soccer09.03.13 tba @ Plymouth High School09.11.13 4:00pm De La Salle Collegiate High Sch09.12.13 6:00pm Garden City High School09.16.13 tba @ Canton High School09.17.13 7:00pm @ Detroit Catholic Central09.21.13 10:00am Northville High School09.23.13 4:00pm Plymouth High School09.24.13 4:00pm Detroit Catholic Central10.01.13 4:30pm @ Detroit Catholic Central10.04.13 tba @ Canton High School
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Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Community Calendar
*Saline Community Fair *Saline Community Fair
Labor Day
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*1st Day of School
*Harvest Picture Day
*Middle School Open House 6:30p-8:30p
*Open House at Harvest, Woodland Meadows & Pleasant Ridge
*Savvy Social Security Planning - 6p - See Ad pg.6
*Board of Education Mtg 6:30 *High School Open House 6:30p-8:30p
*High School PTO Mtg-7p*Antiques Mkt - 10a-4p
*Historical Society Education Program
*Pleasant Ridge Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Saline District Library Closed
*Saline District Library Closed
*Pleasant Ridge Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Heritage School Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Heritage School Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*City Council Mtg 7:30
*City Council Mtg 7:30
*Saline District Library What’s in Season 6:30
*Thrive Wellness Ctr. Which Foods are Right 7p
*Saline District Library Home Brewing 2p
Grandparents Day
Int’l Literacy Day
*Saline Pks & Rec 10amNFL Punt, Pass, & Kickat Saline High School
First Day of Autumn
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 2pat Saline High School
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline District Library Board Mtg 7p
Constitution Day
*Saline Music BoostersGeneral Mtg 7p Library
*Board of Education Mtg 6:30
*Saline District Library What’s in Season 6:30
*Saline District Library Teen Movie 3p
*Saline District Library Book Group 7p
Patriot Day
*Saline Middle School Red Cross Blood Drive
* Woodland Meadows PTA 3:45
*Woodland Meadow Picture Day
Water & Mold Restoration24 Hour Emergency Water Damage ServiceCarpet CleaningProStar is IICRC/CLEAN TRUST Certified specializing in Residential & Commercial cleaning. We use Truck Mounted Steam Cleaning Systems. We can also clean area rugs & upholstery and specialize in stain work, pet stains, and odor problems. Air Duct CleaningWhat benefits can Air Duct Cleaning do for the air quality in your home? It reduces and removes allergies, mold & mildew, pollen, animal dander, and dust & dust mites! Call our office today to schedule your appointment:
734-340-31698
Community Calendar
Call for classes! Jeanna Hoyt 474-0185 or visit www.annarborkm.com
Birth to 18 months $130 per 8 weeks • 45 minutes$250 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday, 11:30am •Tuesday, 9:30am •Wednesday 10:30am
Classes take place September 9 - December 18, 2013
18 months to 3 years $250 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday 9:30am •Tuesday 10:30am •Tuesday 11:30am•Wednesday 9:30am •Wednesday 11:30am
3 to 5 years $260 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday 10:30am •Tuesday 1:00pm
5 to 7 years $300 per 15 weeks • 60 minutesSemester 1: •Monday 4:15pmSemester 3: •Wednesday 1:00pm
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*MS 6th Grade Picture Day
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Heritage Open House 6p-8p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
* Oktoberfest 10a-7p
*Harvest PTA Coffee-8:45a*Harvest Family Movie-6:30p
*Heritage PTO Mtg-9a
*Heritage Picture Day*Pleasant Ridge Picture Day
*Oktoberfest 5p-11p
*Antiques Mkt - 10a-4p
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*Woodland Meadows Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Woodland Meadows Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Harvest Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Harvest Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 12:30p
*Saline Music Boosters Carwash 8a-5p Heritage School
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah
*Saline District Library Page Turners 4:15p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Saline District Library Chapter Champs 4:15p
*Saline District Library Affordable Care Act 7p
*Saline District Library Kaleidoscope 4:15p/6:30p
*Thrive Wellness Ctr. Foods for Energy 6p
*Homecoming Parade 5pat Saline High School
SHS Homecoming Dance
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
*Mom2Mom Sale 9a-2p Liberty*County Clean Up Day 9a-2p
*Saline Area SchoolsMarching Band Alumni Night
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 7pat Saline High School
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Community Calendar
*Saline Community Fair *Saline Community Fair
Labor Day
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 3p-7p
*1st Day of School
*Harvest Picture Day
*Middle School Open House 6:30p-8:30p
*Open House at Harvest, Woodland Meadows & Pleasant Ridge
*Savvy Social Security Planning - 6p - See Ad pg.6
*Board of Education Mtg 6:30 *High School Open House 6:30p-8:30p
*High School PTO Mtg-7p*Antiques Mkt - 10a-4p
*Historical Society Education Program
*Pleasant Ridge Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Saline District Library Closed
*Saline District Library Closed
*Pleasant Ridge Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Heritage School Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Heritage School Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*City Council Mtg 7:30
*City Council Mtg 7:30
*Saline District Library What’s in Season 6:30
*Thrive Wellness Ctr. Which Foods are Right 7p
*Saline District Library Home Brewing 2p
Grandparents Day
Int’l Literacy Day
*Saline Pks & Rec 10amNFL Punt, Pass, & Kickat Saline High School
First Day of Autumn
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 2pat Saline High School
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline District Library Board Mtg 7p
Constitution Day
*Saline Music BoostersGeneral Mtg 7p Library
*Board of Education Mtg 6:30
*Saline District Library What’s in Season 6:30
*Saline District Library Teen Movie 3p
*Saline District Library Book Group 7p
Patriot Day
*Saline Middle School Red Cross Blood Drive
* Woodland Meadows PTA 3:45
*Woodland Meadow Picture Day
Water & Mold Restoration24 Hour Emergency Water Damage ServiceCarpet CleaningProStar is IICRC/CLEAN TRUST Certified specializing in Residential & Commercial cleaning. We use Truck Mounted Steam Cleaning Systems. We can also clean area rugs & upholstery and specialize in stain work, pet stains, and odor problems. Air Duct CleaningWhat benefits can Air Duct Cleaning do for the air quality in your home? It reduces and removes allergies, mold & mildew, pollen, animal dander, and dust & dust mites! Call our office today to schedule your appointment:
734-340-31698
Community Calendar
Call for classes! Jeanna Hoyt 474-0185 or visit www.annarborkm.com
Birth to 18 months $130 per 8 weeks • 45 minutes$250 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday, 11:30am •Tuesday, 9:30am •Wednesday 10:30am
Classes take place September 9 - December 18, 2013
18 months to 3 years $250 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday 9:30am •Tuesday 10:30am •Tuesday 11:30am•Wednesday 9:30am •Wednesday 11:30am
3 to 5 years $260 per 15 weeks • 45 minutes•Monday 10:30am •Tuesday 1:00pm
5 to 7 years $300 per 15 weeks • 60 minutesSemester 1: •Monday 4:15pmSemester 3: •Wednesday 1:00pm
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*MS 6th Grade Picture Day
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Heritage Open House 6p-8p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
* Oktoberfest 10a-7p
*Harvest PTA Coffee-8:45a*Harvest Family Movie-6:30p
*Heritage PTO Mtg-9a
*Heritage Picture Day*Pleasant Ridge Picture Day
*Oktoberfest 5p-11p
*Antiques Mkt - 10a-4p
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*Woodland Meadows Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Woodland Meadows Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Harvest Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Harvest Benito’s Dough Raising Night
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-6p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*Fifth Corner 3p-9p
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 12:30p
*Saline Music Boosters Carwash 8a-5p Heritage School
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
*Saline Area SchoolsNWEA Testing Window
Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah
*Saline District Library Page Turners 4:15p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Pittsfield Farmer’s Mkt 2p-7p
*Saline District Library Chapter Champs 4:15p
*Saline District Library Affordable Care Act 7p
*Saline District Library Kaleidoscope 4:15p/6:30p
*Thrive Wellness Ctr. Foods for Energy 6p
*Homecoming Parade 5pat Saline High School
SHS Homecoming Dance
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
*Saline Farmer’s Mkt 8a-12p
*Mom2Mom Sale 9a-2p Liberty*County Clean Up Day 9a-2p
*Saline Area SchoolsMarching Band Alumni Night
*The Anne Frank Diary @Black Box Theater 7pat Saline High School
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey09.03.13 6:00pm University Liggett School09.11.13 4:30pm @ Novi High School09.16.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.18.13 7:30pm Mercy High School09.24.13 7:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 7:30pm Marian High School09.27.13 5:00pm @ (Multiple Opponents)09.28.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 7:30pm Grosse Pointe South10.02.13 4:15pm @ Ladywood High School10.08.13 7:30pm Multiple Opponents10.11.13 7:00pm @ Dexter High School10.14.13 4:15pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart10.17.13 6:00pm Greenhills School10.31.13 7:00pm Multiple Opponents10.31.13 4:00pm Multiple Opponents
Girls JV Field Hockey09.03.13 4:30pm University Liggett School09.11.13 6:00pm @ Novi High School09.16.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.18.13 6:00pm Mercy High School09.24.13 6:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 6:00pm Marian High School09.30.13 6:00pm Grosse Pointe South10.02.13 5:45pm @ Ladywood High School10.08.13 6:00pm Multiple Opponents10.11.13 5:15pm @ Dexter High School10.14.13 5:45pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart10.17.13 7:30pm Greenhills School10.19.13 tba Multiple Opponents
Varsity Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:30am @ (Multiple Opponents)09.17.13 7:00pm Ypsilanti High School09.19.13 5:30pm @ Manchester High School09.24.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 7:00pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents10.08.13 7:00pm Monroe High School10.22.13 7:00pm Skyline High School10.24.13 5:00pm @ Skyline HS (Multiple Opponents)10.26.13 8:30am @ North Branch Area High School 10.29.13 7:00pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm Multiple OpponentsJV Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:30am @ Bedford HS 09.17.13 5:30pm Ypsilanti High School09.19.13 5:30pm @ Manchester High School09.21.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.24.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools10.08.13 5:30pm Monroe High School10.12.13 9:00am @ (Multiple Opponents)10.19.13 8:30am @ Airport Athletics 10.22.13 5:30pm Skyline High School10.26.13 9:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 10.29.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm @ Salem High School
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Girls Swimming09.14.13 9:30am @ Lakeview High School-Battle Creek 09.19.13 6:00pm Dexter High School09.26.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.28.13 12:00pm@ West Ottawa High School10.03.13 6:00pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 tba @ Dexter High School 10.10.13 6:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.17.13 6:00pm Monroe High School10.24.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.26.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.31.13 6:00pm Skyline High School
Freshman Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.17.13 5:30pm Ypsilanti High School09.21.13 9:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 09.24.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 tba @ Skyline HS 10.08.13 5:30pm Monroe High School10.12.13 8:30am @ Airport Athletics 10.22.13 5:30pm Skyline High School10.26.13 9:00am @ (Multiple Opponents)10.29.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm @ South Lyon East HS
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Middle School Cross Country09.11.13 4:15pm @ Monroe -SEC 09.13.13 6:25pm MSU Spartan Invitational 09.25.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea Middle School -SEC 10.04.13 3:45pm Mill Pond Park10.05.13 12:00pm @ Portage Central HS10.09.13 4:15pm @ Adrian Middle School
8th grade Blue Volleyball09.16.13 5:30pm Monroe MS Monroe White 09.18.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford White 09.23.13 5:30pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold 09.25.13 5:30pm @ Ypsilanti West Middle School 09.30.13 5:30pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold 10.02.13 5:30pm @ Tecumseh Middle School 10.05.13 9:00am @ Lincoln Middle School 10.07.13 5:30pm @ Monroe MS Monroe White 10.09.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford White10.14.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold10.16.13 5:30pm Tecumseh Middle School10.21.13 5:30pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold
8th grade Gold Volleyball09.16.13 5:30pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 09.19.13 5:30pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 09.23.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 09.25.13 5:30pm Lincoln Middle School 09.30.13 5:30pm @ Monroe MS Monroe Red 10.02.13 5:30pm Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building 10.05.13 9:00am @ Lincoln Middle School 10.07.13 5:30pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 10.09.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 10.14.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 10.16.13 5:30pm @ Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building10.21.13 5:30pm Monroe MS Monroe Red
7th grade Gold Volleyball09.16.13 4:15pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 09.19.13 4:15pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 09.23.13 4:15pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 09.25.13 4:15pm Lincoln Middle School 09.28.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 4:15pm @ Monroe MS Monroe Red 10.02.13 4:15pm Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building 10.07.13 4:15pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon10.09.13 4:15pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue10.14.13 4:15pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red10.16.13 4:15pm @ Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building10.21.13 4:15pm Monroe MS Monroe Red7th grade Blue Volleyball09.16.13 4:15pm Monroe MS Monroe White 09.18.13 4:15pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford White09.23.13 4:15pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold09.25.13 4:15pm @ Ypsilanti West Middle School09.28.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 4:15pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold10.02.13 4:15pm @ Tecumseh Middle School10.07.13 4:15pm @ Monroe MS Monroe White10.09.13 4:15pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford White10.14.13 4:15pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold10.16.13 4:15pm Tecumseh Middle School10.21.13 4:15pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold
Equestrian09.08.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.15.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.21.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.28.13 tba @ MIHA Regional Championships in Mason09.29.13 tba @ MIHA Regional Championships in Mason10.10.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships 10.11.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships 10.12.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships
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Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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Girls Varsity Field Hockey09.03.13 6:00pm University Liggett School09.11.13 4:30pm @ Novi High School09.16.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.18.13 7:30pm Mercy High School09.24.13 7:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 7:30pm Marian High School09.27.13 5:00pm @ (Multiple Opponents)09.28.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 7:30pm Grosse Pointe South10.02.13 4:15pm @ Ladywood High School10.08.13 7:30pm Multiple Opponents10.11.13 7:00pm @ Dexter High School10.14.13 4:15pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart10.17.13 6:00pm Greenhills School10.31.13 7:00pm Multiple Opponents10.31.13 4:00pm Multiple Opponents
Girls JV Field Hockey09.03.13 4:30pm University Liggett School09.11.13 6:00pm @ Novi High School09.16.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.18.13 6:00pm Mercy High School09.24.13 6:00pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.26.13 6:00pm Marian High School09.30.13 6:00pm Grosse Pointe South10.02.13 5:45pm @ Ladywood High School10.08.13 6:00pm Multiple Opponents10.11.13 5:15pm @ Dexter High School10.14.13 5:45pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart10.17.13 7:30pm Greenhills School10.19.13 tba Multiple Opponents
Varsity Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:30am @ (Multiple Opponents)09.17.13 7:00pm Ypsilanti High School09.19.13 5:30pm @ Manchester High School09.24.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 7:00pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents10.08.13 7:00pm Monroe High School10.22.13 7:00pm Skyline High School10.24.13 5:00pm @ Skyline HS (Multiple Opponents)10.26.13 8:30am @ North Branch Area High School 10.29.13 7:00pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm Multiple OpponentsJV Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:30am @ Bedford HS 09.17.13 5:30pm Ypsilanti High School09.19.13 5:30pm @ Manchester High School09.21.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.24.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools10.08.13 5:30pm Monroe High School10.12.13 9:00am @ (Multiple Opponents)10.19.13 8:30am @ Airport Athletics 10.22.13 5:30pm Skyline High School10.26.13 9:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 10.29.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm @ Salem High School
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Girls Swimming09.14.13 9:30am @ Lakeview High School-Battle Creek 09.19.13 6:00pm Dexter High School09.26.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.28.13 12:00pm@ West Ottawa High School10.03.13 6:00pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 tba @ Dexter High School 10.10.13 6:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.17.13 6:00pm Monroe High School10.24.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School10.26.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.31.13 6:00pm Skyline High School
Freshman Volleyball09.07.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.10.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.14.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.17.13 5:30pm Ypsilanti High School09.21.13 9:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 09.24.13 5:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.01.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools10.05.13 tba @ Skyline HS 10.08.13 5:30pm Monroe High School10.12.13 8:30am @ Airport Athletics 10.22.13 5:30pm Skyline High School10.26.13 9:00am @ (Multiple Opponents)10.29.13 5:30pm @ Lincoln High School10.30.13 4:00pm @ South Lyon East HS
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Middle School Cross Country09.11.13 4:15pm @ Monroe -SEC 09.13.13 6:25pm MSU Spartan Invitational 09.25.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea Middle School -SEC 10.04.13 3:45pm Mill Pond Park10.05.13 12:00pm @ Portage Central HS10.09.13 4:15pm @ Adrian Middle School
8th grade Blue Volleyball09.16.13 5:30pm Monroe MS Monroe White 09.18.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford White 09.23.13 5:30pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold 09.25.13 5:30pm @ Ypsilanti West Middle School 09.30.13 5:30pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold 10.02.13 5:30pm @ Tecumseh Middle School 10.05.13 9:00am @ Lincoln Middle School 10.07.13 5:30pm @ Monroe MS Monroe White 10.09.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford White10.14.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold10.16.13 5:30pm Tecumseh Middle School10.21.13 5:30pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold
8th grade Gold Volleyball09.16.13 5:30pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 09.19.13 5:30pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 09.23.13 5:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 09.25.13 5:30pm Lincoln Middle School 09.30.13 5:30pm @ Monroe MS Monroe Red 10.02.13 5:30pm Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building 10.05.13 9:00am @ Lincoln Middle School 10.07.13 5:30pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 10.09.13 5:30pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 10.14.13 5:30pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 10.16.13 5:30pm @ Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building10.21.13 5:30pm Monroe MS Monroe Red
7th grade Gold Volleyball09.16.13 4:15pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon 09.19.13 4:15pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue 09.23.13 4:15pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red 09.25.13 4:15pm Lincoln Middle School 09.28.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 4:15pm @ Monroe MS Monroe Red 10.02.13 4:15pm Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building 10.07.13 4:15pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Maroon10.09.13 4:15pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Blue10.14.13 4:15pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford Red10.16.13 4:15pm @ Adrian Middle School 7/8 Building10.21.13 4:15pm Monroe MS Monroe Red7th grade Blue Volleyball09.16.13 4:15pm Monroe MS Monroe White 09.18.13 4:15pm @ Bedford Public Schools Bedford White09.23.13 4:15pm Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold09.25.13 4:15pm @ Ypsilanti West Middle School09.28.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS (Multiple Opponents)09.30.13 4:15pm Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold10.02.13 4:15pm @ Tecumseh Middle School10.07.13 4:15pm @ Monroe MS Monroe White10.09.13 4:15pm Bedford Public Schools Bedford White10.14.13 4:15pm @ Chelsea Middle School Chelsea Gold10.16.13 4:15pm Tecumseh Middle School10.21.13 4:15pm @ Dexter Middle School Dexter Gold
Equestrian09.08.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.15.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.21.13 tba @ MIHA District Meet in Lenawee 09.28.13 tba @ MIHA Regional Championships in Mason09.29.13 tba @ MIHA Regional Championships in Mason10.10.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships 10.11.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships 10.12.13 tba @ MIHA State Championships
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Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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Boys Varsity Cross Country09.10.13 4:00pm @ Pioneer HS09.13.13 tba @ 09.21.13 10:00am @ Jackson HS09.24.13 4:00pm @ Skyline HS10.05.13 tba @ Portage Central HS10.17.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea HS10.26.13 tba @ MHSAA Regional
Boys Varsity Water Polo09.05.13 7:30pm Grand Blanc High School09.10.13 7:00pm Skyline High School09.12.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.17.13 7:30pm @ Grand Ledge High School09.20.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.25.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.27.13 tba @ Rockford High School 09.28.13 tba @ Rockford High School 10.02.13 7:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.09.13 7:00pm Dexter High School10.11.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.12.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.15.13 7:00pm @ Skyline High School10.25.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.26.13 tba Multiple OpponentsBoys JV Water Polo09.05.13 6:30pm Grand Blanc High School09.07.13 tba @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 09.10.13 6:00pm Skyline High School09.12.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.17.13 6:30pm @ Grand Ledge High School09.25.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.02.13 6:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.04.13 tba @ Troy High School 10.05.13 tba @ Troy High School 10.09.13 6:00pm Dexter High School10.15.13 6:00pm @ Skyline High School
Girls Varsity Golf09.04.13 3:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools 09.08.13 1:00pm @ Fox Hills 09.09.13 3:00pm Skyline High School09.10.13 3:00pm SEC Quad with Ypsi, Lincoln, and aap09.11.13 3:00pm @ Monroe High School09.14.13 1:00pm @ Grosse Ile HS/MS 09.17.13 3:00pm @ Pioneer HS SEC Tri 09.18.13 3:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.21.13 8:30am @ Northville High School 09.24.13 9:00am @ Monroe High School SEC Invite 09.30.13 12:00pm @ Birmingham CC 10.05.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS 10.18.13 tba @ MHSAA State Meet10.19.13 tba @ MHSAA State Meet
Girls Varsity Cross Country09.05.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.10.13 4:00pm @ Pioneer HS (Multiple Opponents)09.13.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.14.13 tba @ New Boston Huron HS (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 10:00am@ Jackson HS (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 tba @ Jefferson MS/HS (Multiple Opponents)09.24.13 4:00pm @ Skyline HS (Multiple Opponents)09.28.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.05.13 tba @ Portage Central HS (Multiple Opponents)10.11.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.17.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea HS (Multiple Opponents)10.26.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.30.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)
Boys Varsity Tennis09.09.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.11.13 4:30pm Bedford Public Schools09.14.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.16.13 4:30pm Monroe High School09.18.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 4:00pm @ Novi High School09.23.13 4:30pm Skyline High School09.25.13 4:30pm @ Lincoln High School09.26.13 4:00pm @ Greenhills School10.01.13 tba @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 10.05.13 8:00am @ Pioneer HS Boys JV Tennis09.09.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.11.13 4:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.16.13 4:30pm @ Monroe High School09.18.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 4:00pm Novi High School09.23.13 4:30pm @ Skyline High School09.25.13 4:30pm Lincoln High School09.26.13 4:00pm Greenhills School09.28.13 8:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS
Boys Ice Hockey09.03.13 6:00pm University Liggett School 09.11.13 4:30pm @ Novi High School 09.16.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School 09.18.13 7:30pm Mercy High School 09.24.13 7:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer 09.26.13 7:30pm Marian High School 09.27.13 5:00pm @ Maumee Valley Invite09.28.13 tba @ Maunee Valley Invite09.30.13 7:30pm Grosse Pointe South 10.02.13 4:15pm @ Ladywood High School 10.08.13 7:30pm Washtenaw Whippets10.11.13 7:00pm @ Dexter High School 10.14.13 4:15pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart 10.17.13 6:00pm Greenhills School 10.31.13 4:00pm DIV 1 Field Hockey Semi-Finals10.31.13 7:00pm DIV 1 Field Hockey Semi-Finals
Girls JV Golf09.04.13 3:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.09.13 3:00pm Skyline High School09.10.13 3:00pm Multiple Opponents09.11.13 3:00pm @ Monroe High School09.17.13 3:00pm @ Pioneer HS 09.18.13 3:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 9:00am @ Novi High School
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Tuesday, September 3 Choice of One
Chicken Nuggets Turkey Frank Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Broccoli, Pears Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 4 Choice of One
Big Daddy’s Bold Pizza Chicken Sandwich
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies Thursday, September 5
Choice of One Chicken Dinner
French Toast w/Sausage Taco Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Potato Tots, Cinnamon Applesauce Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 6 Choice of One
Nachos Mexican Pizza or Pizza
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Black Bean & Roasted Corn
Salad, Fruit Mix Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 9 Choice of One
Breakfast for Lunch Day! French Toast Sticks w/ Turkey Sausage Links
Toasted Cheese Sandwich Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Tomato Soup, Hashbrown Potatoes Applesauce, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Tuesday, September 10 Choice of One
Popcorn Chicken w/ wg Roll Turkey Frank /wg Bun, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 11 Choice of One
Grilled Chicken Salad w/ Romaine Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Warm Pita Triangles w/ Hummus Dip, Green Beans, Lunch Bunch Grapes, Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Thursday, September 12 Choice of One
Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Glazed Chicken Nugget
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Seasoned Corn, Fruit Mix Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 13 Choice of One
Soft Shell Beef Taco Cheesey Breadsticks w/ Marinara
Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Salsa & Refried Beans, Grape
Sorbet Cup, Asst Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 16 Choice of One
Sloppy Joe on a wg Bun Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Tomato Soup
Crispy Sweet Potato Waffle Fries Pears, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Tuesday, September 17 Choice of One
Bread Chicken Drumstick Turkey & Gravy
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy
Peas, Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 18 Choice of One
Cheese Lasagna Rollup w/ Marinara Sauce / Crazy Cheesey Breadstick
w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Steamed Mixed Vegetables Fruit Mix, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Thursday, September 19 Choice of One
Crispy Fish Taco on Ultra Grain Tortilla Taco Salad Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Carrots, Cinnamon Applesauce Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 20 Choice of One
Los Cabo’s Burrito w/Salsa Cheesey Breadsticks w/ Marinara
Sauce Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Corn, Pears Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 2 NO SCHOOL - Labor Day!
Tuesday, September 3 Macaroni & Cheese
Broccoli, Pears Wednesday, September 4 Soft Taco’s, Refried Beans
Corn, Peaches Thursday, September 5
Waffles w/ Sausage, Potato Tots, Cinnamon Applesauce
Friday, September 6 Sweet N Sour Chicken, Rice, Black Beans & Roasted Corn
Salad, Fruit Mix
Monday, September 9 Chicken Tenders w/Mashed Potatoes
Meatball Sub W/ Marinara Pizza Dippers w/ Marinara
Green Beans Peaches Tuesday, September 10
Chicken Fajita w/Peppers & Onion Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/Marinara
Pizza, Waffle Fries Pineapple Tidbits Wednesday, September 11
French Toast Sticks w/Turkey Sausage Sloppy Joe on WG Bun
Cheesy Breadsticks w/Marinara Hash brown Potato Applesauce
Thursday, September 12 Big Bambino’s Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Beef Frank on WG Bun w/ Oven Potatoes
Toasted Cheese w/Tomato Soup Broccoli, Pears
Friday, September 13 Italian Sub Sandwich w/Fresh Topping Bar
Rib-E-Que Sandwich w/ BBQ Sauce Chicken Sandwich w/Tater Tots
Oven Potatoes, Fruit Mix
Monday, September 16 Lasagna Roll-Ups
Breaded Chicken w/ Mashed Potatoes, Pizza Dippers w/Marinara California Blend, Frozen Fruit Sorbet
Tuesday, September 17 Beef Nacho’s w/Cheese sauce,
Salsa, Lettuce, Refried Beans Pizza Calzone or Pizza, Black Beans
& Corn Salad Applesauce Wednesday, September 18
Chicken Caesar Salad w/ Romaine Lettuce, Corn Dog w/Oven Fries
Cheesy Bread w/ Marinara Carrots Fruited Jell-O
Thursday, September 19 Bog Daddy’s Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza, Los Cabos Chicken or Bean Burrito, Toasted Cheese w/Tomato
Soup, Corn Banana Friday, September 20
Bosco Sticks w/ Marinara Chicken Nuggets w/ Tater Tots
Chicken Sandwich w/ Tater Tots Green Beans Pears
Monday, September 23 Turkey & Gravy w/ Mashed Potatoes
& Roll, Sloppy Joes on Bun Pizza Dippers w/Marinara
Green Beans Peaches Tuesday, September 24 Taco Salad w/Romaine
Toasted Cheese Sandwich w/ Tomato Soup, Chicken Dinner w/WG
Roll, Baby Carrots w/ Ranch Pears Wednesday, September 25
Sweet N Sour Chicken w/Brown Rice Cheeseburger w/ Oven Fries Cheesy Bread w/Marinara Broccoli Mandarin Orange
Thursday, September 26 Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
Greek Chicken Salad w/ Humus & Pita, Toasted Cheese w/ Tomato Soup,
Cauliflower Grapes Friday, September 27
Chicken Nuggets Macaroni & Cheese or Chicken
Sandwich, Baked Tater Tots Cinnamon Applesauce
Monday, September 23 Choice of One
Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Toasted Cheese, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Crispy Oven Fries, Tomato Soup Pineapple Tidbits
Assorted Fruit & Veggies Tuesday, September 24
Choice of One Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun
Turkey Frank on WG Bun , Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Harvest Apples and Sweet Potatoes
Baked Beans, Banana Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 25 Choice of One
Macaroni & Cheese Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies Thursday, September 26
Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Chicken Nuggets, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Broccoli, Chilled Pears & Kiwi Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 27 Choice of One
Taco Salad w/Beef, Cheesey Breadstick w/Marinara
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Asparagus, Mexicali Bean Salad
Cinnamon Applesauce Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Lunch Menu
Saline Middle School
Elementary Lunch Menu
HarvestPleasant Ridge
Woodland MeadowsHeritage
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
Saline Area Schools Athletics
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Boys Varsity Cross Country09.10.13 4:00pm @ Pioneer HS09.13.13 tba @ 09.21.13 10:00am @ Jackson HS09.24.13 4:00pm @ Skyline HS10.05.13 tba @ Portage Central HS10.17.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea HS10.26.13 tba @ MHSAA Regional
Boys Varsity Water Polo09.05.13 7:30pm Grand Blanc High School09.10.13 7:00pm Skyline High School09.12.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.17.13 7:30pm @ Grand Ledge High School09.20.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.25.13 7:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.27.13 tba @ Rockford High School 09.28.13 tba @ Rockford High School 10.02.13 7:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.09.13 7:00pm Dexter High School10.11.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.12.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.15.13 7:00pm @ Skyline High School10.25.13 tba Multiple Opponents10.26.13 tba Multiple OpponentsBoys JV Water Polo09.05.13 6:30pm Grand Blanc High School09.07.13 tba @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 09.10.13 6:00pm Skyline High School09.12.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.17.13 6:30pm @ Grand Ledge High School09.25.13 6:00pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer10.02.13 6:00pm @ Chelsea High School10.04.13 tba @ Troy High School 10.05.13 tba @ Troy High School 10.09.13 6:00pm Dexter High School10.15.13 6:00pm @ Skyline High School
Girls Varsity Golf09.04.13 3:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools 09.08.13 1:00pm @ Fox Hills 09.09.13 3:00pm Skyline High School09.10.13 3:00pm SEC Quad with Ypsi, Lincoln, and aap09.11.13 3:00pm @ Monroe High School09.14.13 1:00pm @ Grosse Ile HS/MS 09.17.13 3:00pm @ Pioneer HS SEC Tri 09.18.13 3:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.21.13 8:30am @ Northville High School 09.24.13 9:00am @ Monroe High School SEC Invite 09.30.13 12:00pm @ Birmingham CC 10.05.13 9:00am @ Bedford HS 10.18.13 tba @ MHSAA State Meet10.19.13 tba @ MHSAA State Meet
Girls Varsity Cross Country09.05.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.10.13 4:00pm @ Pioneer HS (Multiple Opponents)09.13.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)09.14.13 tba @ New Boston Huron HS (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 10:00am@ Jackson HS (Multiple Opponents)09.21.13 tba @ Jefferson MS/HS (Multiple Opponents)09.24.13 4:00pm @ Skyline HS (Multiple Opponents)09.28.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.05.13 tba @ Portage Central HS (Multiple Opponents)10.11.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.17.13 4:00pm @ Chelsea HS (Multiple Opponents)10.26.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)10.30.13 tba @ (Multiple Opponents)
Boys Varsity Tennis09.09.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Pioneer09.11.13 4:30pm Bedford Public Schools09.14.13 8:00am Multiple Opponents09.16.13 4:30pm Monroe High School09.18.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 4:00pm @ Novi High School09.23.13 4:30pm Skyline High School09.25.13 4:30pm @ Lincoln High School09.26.13 4:00pm @ Greenhills School10.01.13 tba @ Ann Arbor Huron HS 10.05.13 8:00am @ Pioneer HS Boys JV Tennis09.09.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer09.11.13 4:30pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.16.13 4:30pm @ Monroe High School09.18.13 4:30pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 4:00pm Novi High School09.23.13 4:30pm @ Skyline High School09.25.13 4:30pm Lincoln High School09.26.13 4:00pm Greenhills School09.28.13 8:00am @ Ann Arbor Huron HS
Boys Ice Hockey09.03.13 6:00pm University Liggett School 09.11.13 4:30pm @ Novi High School 09.16.13 4:30pm @ Ann Arbor Huron High School 09.18.13 7:30pm Mercy High School 09.24.13 7:30pm Ann Arbor Pioneer 09.26.13 7:30pm Marian High School 09.27.13 5:00pm @ Maumee Valley Invite09.28.13 tba @ Maunee Valley Invite09.30.13 7:30pm Grosse Pointe South 10.02.13 4:15pm @ Ladywood High School 10.08.13 7:30pm Washtenaw Whippets10.11.13 7:00pm @ Dexter High School 10.14.13 4:15pm @ Academy of the Sacred Heart 10.17.13 6:00pm Greenhills School 10.31.13 4:00pm DIV 1 Field Hockey Semi-Finals10.31.13 7:00pm DIV 1 Field Hockey Semi-Finals
Girls JV Golf09.04.13 3:00pm @ Bedford Public Schools09.09.13 3:00pm Skyline High School09.10.13 3:00pm Multiple Opponents09.11.13 3:00pm @ Monroe High School09.17.13 3:00pm @ Pioneer HS 09.18.13 3:00pm Ann Arbor Huron High School09.19.13 9:00am @ Novi High School
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Tuesday, September 3 Choice of One
Chicken Nuggets Turkey Frank Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Broccoli, Pears Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 4 Choice of One
Big Daddy’s Bold Pizza Chicken Sandwich
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies Thursday, September 5
Choice of One Chicken Dinner
French Toast w/Sausage Taco Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Potato Tots, Cinnamon Applesauce Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 6 Choice of One
Nachos Mexican Pizza or Pizza
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Black Bean & Roasted Corn
Salad, Fruit Mix Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 9 Choice of One
Breakfast for Lunch Day! French Toast Sticks w/ Turkey Sausage Links
Toasted Cheese Sandwich Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Tomato Soup, Hashbrown Potatoes Applesauce, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Tuesday, September 10 Choice of One
Popcorn Chicken w/ wg Roll Turkey Frank /wg Bun, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 11 Choice of One
Grilled Chicken Salad w/ Romaine Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Warm Pita Triangles w/ Hummus Dip, Green Beans, Lunch Bunch Grapes, Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Thursday, September 12 Choice of One
Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Glazed Chicken Nugget
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Seasoned Corn, Fruit Mix Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 13 Choice of One
Soft Shell Beef Taco Cheesey Breadsticks w/ Marinara
Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Salsa & Refried Beans, Grape
Sorbet Cup, Asst Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 16 Choice of One
Sloppy Joe on a wg Bun Toasted Cheese Sandwich
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Tomato Soup
Crispy Sweet Potato Waffle Fries Pears, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Tuesday, September 17 Choice of One
Bread Chicken Drumstick Turkey & Gravy
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Mashed Potatoes w/ Gravy
Peas, Mandarin Oranges Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 18 Choice of One
Cheese Lasagna Rollup w/ Marinara Sauce / Crazy Cheesey Breadstick
w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Steamed Mixed Vegetables Fruit Mix, Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Thursday, September 19 Choice of One
Crispy Fish Taco on Ultra Grain Tortilla Taco Salad Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Carrots, Cinnamon Applesauce Asst. Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 20 Choice of One
Los Cabo’s Burrito w/Salsa Cheesey Breadsticks w/ Marinara
Sauce Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Corn, Pears Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Monday, September 2 NO SCHOOL - Labor Day!
Tuesday, September 3 Macaroni & Cheese
Broccoli, Pears Wednesday, September 4 Soft Taco’s, Refried Beans
Corn, Peaches Thursday, September 5
Waffles w/ Sausage, Potato Tots, Cinnamon Applesauce
Friday, September 6 Sweet N Sour Chicken, Rice, Black Beans & Roasted Corn
Salad, Fruit Mix
Monday, September 9 Chicken Tenders w/Mashed Potatoes
Meatball Sub W/ Marinara Pizza Dippers w/ Marinara
Green Beans Peaches Tuesday, September 10
Chicken Fajita w/Peppers & Onion Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/Marinara
Pizza, Waffle Fries Pineapple Tidbits Wednesday, September 11
French Toast Sticks w/Turkey Sausage Sloppy Joe on WG Bun
Cheesy Breadsticks w/Marinara Hash brown Potato Applesauce
Thursday, September 12 Big Bambino’s Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Beef Frank on WG Bun w/ Oven Potatoes
Toasted Cheese w/Tomato Soup Broccoli, Pears
Friday, September 13 Italian Sub Sandwich w/Fresh Topping Bar
Rib-E-Que Sandwich w/ BBQ Sauce Chicken Sandwich w/Tater Tots
Oven Potatoes, Fruit Mix
Monday, September 16 Lasagna Roll-Ups
Breaded Chicken w/ Mashed Potatoes, Pizza Dippers w/Marinara California Blend, Frozen Fruit Sorbet
Tuesday, September 17 Beef Nacho’s w/Cheese sauce,
Salsa, Lettuce, Refried Beans Pizza Calzone or Pizza, Black Beans
& Corn Salad Applesauce Wednesday, September 18
Chicken Caesar Salad w/ Romaine Lettuce, Corn Dog w/Oven Fries
Cheesy Bread w/ Marinara Carrots Fruited Jell-O
Thursday, September 19 Bog Daddy’s Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza, Los Cabos Chicken or Bean Burrito, Toasted Cheese w/Tomato
Soup, Corn Banana Friday, September 20
Bosco Sticks w/ Marinara Chicken Nuggets w/ Tater Tots
Chicken Sandwich w/ Tater Tots Green Beans Pears
Monday, September 23 Turkey & Gravy w/ Mashed Potatoes
& Roll, Sloppy Joes on Bun Pizza Dippers w/Marinara
Green Beans Peaches Tuesday, September 24 Taco Salad w/Romaine
Toasted Cheese Sandwich w/ Tomato Soup, Chicken Dinner w/WG
Roll, Baby Carrots w/ Ranch Pears Wednesday, September 25
Sweet N Sour Chicken w/Brown Rice Cheeseburger w/ Oven Fries Cheesy Bread w/Marinara Broccoli Mandarin Orange
Thursday, September 26 Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza
Greek Chicken Salad w/ Humus & Pita, Toasted Cheese w/ Tomato Soup,
Cauliflower Grapes Friday, September 27
Chicken Nuggets Macaroni & Cheese or Chicken
Sandwich, Baked Tater Tots Cinnamon Applesauce
Monday, September 23 Choice of One
Mini Turkey Corn Dogs Toasted Cheese, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Crispy Oven Fries, Tomato Soup Pineapple Tidbits
Assorted Fruit & Veggies Tuesday, September 24
Choice of One Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun
Turkey Frank on WG Bun , Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Harvest Apples and Sweet Potatoes
Baked Beans, Banana Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Wed., September 25 Choice of One
Macaroni & Cheese Crazy Cheesy Breadsticks w/ Marinara Sauce, Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Green Beans, Peaches Assorted Fruit & Veggies Thursday, September 26
Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza Chicken Nuggets, Chef Salad
Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick On the Salad Bar
Broccoli, Chilled Pears & Kiwi Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Friday, September 27 Choice of One
Taco Salad w/Beef, Cheesey Breadstick w/Marinara
Chef Salad Yogurt w/wo Cheese Stick
On the Salad Bar Asparagus, Mexicali Bean Salad
Cinnamon Applesauce Assorted Fruit & Veggies
Lunch Menu
Saline Middle School
Elementary Lunch Menu
HarvestPleasant Ridge
Woodland MeadowsHeritage
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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The Diary of Anne Frank will be performed Friday September 20 at 7:00 p.m, Saturday September 21 at 12:30p.m., and Sunday September 22 at 2:00 p.m. at the Black Box Theater at Saline High School.
The cast is Delaney Brewer as Anne FrankJosh Carmen as Mr. FrankMeghana Shankar as Mrs. FrankAudrey Neet as Margot FrankAlexandra Konwinski as Mrs. Van DaanAndrew Godell as Mr. Van DaanSam Rentschler as Peter Van Daan
Sushrut Athavale as Mr. DusselAriana Lapine as MiepChristian Mundorf as Mr. Kraler
This production is directed and produced by Saline High School senior Lindsey Zinbarg. This is the first ever saline high school directed and produced play put on entirely by a student. www.klacustomcreations.etsy.com
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Mr. Peter Laugen Joins Washtenaw Christian Academy Pete Laugen, from Scottsdale Christian Academy in Arizona, has joined WCA and brings his extraordinary experience to the Midwest.
Washtenaw Christian Academy is happy to announce that Mr. Peter Laugen has happily accepted their offer to join the WCA family as the new Head of School/High School Principal.
Pete has extensive experience in secondary academic settings; he’s joked on several occasions that he’s served in every role from substitute teacher to Head of School in his career! After receiving his B.A. from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Pete secured his first teaching position at Mountain Sky Junior High in Scottsdale Arizona where he was responsible for P.E., Spanish, Language Arts, and Computers classes. His heart for discipline through restoration quickly propelled him in the role of Student Services Advisor. In 2008, God moved Pete towards Christian education in the form of an Assistant Principal position at Scottsdale Christian Academy in Phoenix, Arizona. In 2010, he began the Middle School Principal and in June 2012 he accepted the temporary position as Scottsdale Christian’s Interim Superintendent.
Pete is an enthusiastic and busy guy; he completed his M.A. in Education Administration from Grand Canyon University in 2009, and loves to coach football. He’s been rumored to often be found behind the announcer’s microphone at school basketball games! He and his wife Stefanie have two lovely young daughters.
For more information about WCA, call us today at 734.429.7733. WCA looks forward to investing in your child’s future and helping them exceed your expectations!
ContactLaurie Campbell NunezWashtenaw Christian Academy(o) 734-429-7733, ext. 2114(c) 773-366-0235lnunez@washtenawchristian.orgwww.washtenawchristian.org
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The 2013 9th Annual Oktoberfest
Friday, September 27th from 5 pm until 11 pm
Saturday, September 28th from 10 am to 7 pm
www.salineoktoberfest.com
Student Wins Silver Medal in Welding and Best in Nation
At the International WorldSkills Competition
August 19, 2013, Leesburg, Va. – Alex Pazkowski of Saline, Michigan and a student at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan represented the United States in Leipzig, Germany during the biennial WorldSkills Competition and won a Silver Medal in the Welding competition. Pazkowski, competing as a member of the United States “WorldTeam” also won “Best in Nation.” The 42nd international event was held July 2-7, 2013.
Pazkowski credits his instructor, Dave Jodway at Saline High School in Saline, Michigan, with laying the foundation for his love and passion for welding. “I had the pleasure of being Alex Pazkowski’s welding instructor from 2007 to 2009,” said Dave Jodway. “Alex was extremely motivated and had an extremely high aptitude for learning the craft of welding and he was the most dedicated and hard-working student I’ve ever had the pleasure of instructing.”
Pazkowski has excelled at the welding and fabrication program at Washtenaw Community College. When asked about his skills and motivation, Pazkowski’s advisor, Glenn Kay, said, “Anyone that comes in contact with Alex can see that he is not only a very talented and skilled individual but also committed, driven and an all-round exceptional young professional. He strives for perfection, which is not easily attained, and that fact is what challenges Alex every day to be his absolute best.” For more information about the competition, go to: http://www.worldskills.org or http://www.worldskillsleipzig2013.com.
Saline Area Senior CenterAround Town ...
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Happy Birthday Henry - Bianco Tours, September 10, $69.Grand Rapids Art Prize - Bianco Tours, September 25, $54.Historical Detroit – October 1, $65.26th Annual Christmas in October Craft Show, Findlay, OH - Oct. 5, $25Leader Dogs for the Blind Tour - October 8, $15 must be good walker!Nunsensations! – Turkeyville – October 10, $55.Rina’s Annual Mystery Color Trip - October 15, $69.
Two Twelve Arts CenterArtist of the Month Series Two Twelve Arts Center * 216 W. Michigan Ave. Twotwelvearts.org Featuring: September 2 to October 30 Katherine Downie “In A Word” Artist’s Reception: September 13, 7-9pmArt at the Café My Favorite Café * 101 S. Ann Arbor St. September and October: Artist: Rob Kinsey “Dreamscapes”
Saturday, September 21st, 9am-2pm * City of Saline * Dept. of Public Works Building * 1234 Tefft Court, Saline, MI.
Acceptable Materials:• Traditional recyclable materials – glass, cardboard, plastic, paper, scrap metal• Old tires• Electronic equipment• Household hazardous materials – cleaning supplies, motor oil, oil-based paints • Suggested Donation of $10.00
Residents can bring up to 4 tires for free, but will be asked to donate $5 for each additional tire. Residents can bring 1 of the following items for free: television, washer, dryer, Freon containing appliance or computer. Residents will be asked to donate $10 for each additional item.
“This event is open to all residents of Washtenaw County. We are not able to accept items from Washtenaw County businesses or out-of-county residents.” Please contact 734-222-3827 for further information.
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Saline Area Chamber of Commerce
Keep Saline Aglow!You can help keep Saline’s trees glowing! Do you love to see the twinkling lights on the trees lining our snow-blanketed streets in winter? They bring cheer to Downtown Saline all season long. More than 50 of our 78 lighted trees are now in urgent need of trimming. To make it happen, we have removed the lights from the trees this spring, and we hope to replace the lights in fall. It’s a big task requiring us to hire professionals. The cost is estimated to be $55,000. Financial support – from people like you – will be needed.
How can you help? Here are some options:·Make a major donation. The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce pledges up to $10,000 as a matching donation for any foundation, group, or individual who contributes to this cause.·Sponsor a tree for a year. A plaque on the tree will recognize your support.·Give what you can. Your donation, large or small, will be tax-deductible.·You can also encourage others you know to donate. The Chamber will appreciate your work on our behalf.
Annual Holiday Parade & Holiday Week in SalineThe Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Holiday Parade happens on the first Saturday in December in downtown Saline, starting at 5:30pm. Join us, and the Holiday Parade Grand Marshal, in welcoming Santa to Saline! The 37th Annual Parade took place Saturday, December 1, 2012. As part of this year’s parade will be the manufacturing community vying for the Santa’s cup awarded to the best looking float which was awarded to R & B Plastics for their float of a train car with a caboose flanked by four trumpet blowing angels.
Join us this year on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 5:30pm for the 38th Annual Holiday Parade. This year’s theme is “A Charlie Brown Christmas!”
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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The Diary of Anne Frank will be performed Friday September 20 at 7:00 p.m, Saturday September 21 at 12:30p.m., and Sunday September 22 at 2:00 p.m. at the Black Box Theater at Saline High School.
The cast is Delaney Brewer as Anne FrankJosh Carmen as Mr. FrankMeghana Shankar as Mrs. FrankAudrey Neet as Margot FrankAlexandra Konwinski as Mrs. Van DaanAndrew Godell as Mr. Van DaanSam Rentschler as Peter Van Daan
Sushrut Athavale as Mr. DusselAriana Lapine as MiepChristian Mundorf as Mr. Kraler
This production is directed and produced by Saline High School senior Lindsey Zinbarg. This is the first ever saline high school directed and produced play put on entirely by a student. www.klacustomcreations.etsy.com
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Mr. Peter Laugen Joins Washtenaw Christian Academy Pete Laugen, from Scottsdale Christian Academy in Arizona, has joined WCA and brings his extraordinary experience to the Midwest.
Washtenaw Christian Academy is happy to announce that Mr. Peter Laugen has happily accepted their offer to join the WCA family as the new Head of School/High School Principal.
Pete has extensive experience in secondary academic settings; he’s joked on several occasions that he’s served in every role from substitute teacher to Head of School in his career! After receiving his B.A. from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Pete secured his first teaching position at Mountain Sky Junior High in Scottsdale Arizona where he was responsible for P.E., Spanish, Language Arts, and Computers classes. His heart for discipline through restoration quickly propelled him in the role of Student Services Advisor. In 2008, God moved Pete towards Christian education in the form of an Assistant Principal position at Scottsdale Christian Academy in Phoenix, Arizona. In 2010, he began the Middle School Principal and in June 2012 he accepted the temporary position as Scottsdale Christian’s Interim Superintendent.
Pete is an enthusiastic and busy guy; he completed his M.A. in Education Administration from Grand Canyon University in 2009, and loves to coach football. He’s been rumored to often be found behind the announcer’s microphone at school basketball games! He and his wife Stefanie have two lovely young daughters.
For more information about WCA, call us today at 734.429.7733. WCA looks forward to investing in your child’s future and helping them exceed your expectations!
ContactLaurie Campbell NunezWashtenaw Christian Academy(o) 734-429-7733, ext. 2114(c) 773-366-0235lnunez@washtenawchristian.orgwww.washtenawchristian.org
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The 2013 9th Annual Oktoberfest
Friday, September 27th from 5 pm until 11 pm
Saturday, September 28th from 10 am to 7 pm
www.salineoktoberfest.com
Student Wins Silver Medal in Welding and Best in Nation
At the International WorldSkills Competition
August 19, 2013, Leesburg, Va. – Alex Pazkowski of Saline, Michigan and a student at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan represented the United States in Leipzig, Germany during the biennial WorldSkills Competition and won a Silver Medal in the Welding competition. Pazkowski, competing as a member of the United States “WorldTeam” also won “Best in Nation.” The 42nd international event was held July 2-7, 2013.
Pazkowski credits his instructor, Dave Jodway at Saline High School in Saline, Michigan, with laying the foundation for his love and passion for welding. “I had the pleasure of being Alex Pazkowski’s welding instructor from 2007 to 2009,” said Dave Jodway. “Alex was extremely motivated and had an extremely high aptitude for learning the craft of welding and he was the most dedicated and hard-working student I’ve ever had the pleasure of instructing.”
Pazkowski has excelled at the welding and fabrication program at Washtenaw Community College. When asked about his skills and motivation, Pazkowski’s advisor, Glenn Kay, said, “Anyone that comes in contact with Alex can see that he is not only a very talented and skilled individual but also committed, driven and an all-round exceptional young professional. He strives for perfection, which is not easily attained, and that fact is what challenges Alex every day to be his absolute best.” For more information about the competition, go to: http://www.worldskills.org or http://www.worldskillsleipzig2013.com.
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Happy Birthday Henry - Bianco Tours, September 10, $69.Grand Rapids Art Prize - Bianco Tours, September 25, $54.Historical Detroit – October 1, $65.26th Annual Christmas in October Craft Show, Findlay, OH - Oct. 5, $25Leader Dogs for the Blind Tour - October 8, $15 must be good walker!Nunsensations! – Turkeyville – October 10, $55.Rina’s Annual Mystery Color Trip - October 15, $69.
Two Twelve Arts CenterArtist of the Month Series Two Twelve Arts Center * 216 W. Michigan Ave. Twotwelvearts.org Featuring: September 2 to October 30 Katherine Downie “In A Word” Artist’s Reception: September 13, 7-9pmArt at the Café My Favorite Café * 101 S. Ann Arbor St. September and October: Artist: Rob Kinsey “Dreamscapes”
Saturday, September 21st, 9am-2pm * City of Saline * Dept. of Public Works Building * 1234 Tefft Court, Saline, MI.
Acceptable Materials:• Traditional recyclable materials – glass, cardboard, plastic, paper, scrap metal• Old tires• Electronic equipment• Household hazardous materials – cleaning supplies, motor oil, oil-based paints • Suggested Donation of $10.00
Residents can bring up to 4 tires for free, but will be asked to donate $5 for each additional tire. Residents can bring 1 of the following items for free: television, washer, dryer, Freon containing appliance or computer. Residents will be asked to donate $10 for each additional item.
“This event is open to all residents of Washtenaw County. We are not able to accept items from Washtenaw County businesses or out-of-county residents.” Please contact 734-222-3827 for further information.
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Saline Area Chamber of Commerce
Keep Saline Aglow!You can help keep Saline’s trees glowing! Do you love to see the twinkling lights on the trees lining our snow-blanketed streets in winter? They bring cheer to Downtown Saline all season long. More than 50 of our 78 lighted trees are now in urgent need of trimming. To make it happen, we have removed the lights from the trees this spring, and we hope to replace the lights in fall. It’s a big task requiring us to hire professionals. The cost is estimated to be $55,000. Financial support – from people like you – will be needed.
How can you help? Here are some options:·Make a major donation. The Saline Area Chamber of Commerce pledges up to $10,000 as a matching donation for any foundation, group, or individual who contributes to this cause.·Sponsor a tree for a year. A plaque on the tree will recognize your support.·Give what you can. Your donation, large or small, will be tax-deductible.·You can also encourage others you know to donate. The Chamber will appreciate your work on our behalf.
Annual Holiday Parade & Holiday Week in SalineThe Saline Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Holiday Parade happens on the first Saturday in December in downtown Saline, starting at 5:30pm. Join us, and the Holiday Parade Grand Marshal, in welcoming Santa to Saline! The 37th Annual Parade took place Saturday, December 1, 2012. As part of this year’s parade will be the manufacturing community vying for the Santa’s cup awarded to the best looking float which was awarded to R & B Plastics for their float of a train car with a caboose flanked by four trumpet blowing angels.
Join us this year on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 5:30pm for the 38th Annual Holiday Parade. This year’s theme is “A Charlie Brown Christmas!”
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
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Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
District News ...
Saline Area Schools2013/14 School CalendarSept. 3 - First day of schoolOct. 10 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesNov. 20 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 21 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)Nov. 22 - No SchoolNov. 27 - No SchoolNov. 28 - No SchoolNov. 29 - No SchoolDec. 21 - Winter Break BeginsJan. 6 - School ResumesJan. 20 - No School - MLK DayJan. 23 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesFeb. 14 - 1/2 Day Feb. 17 - No School March 13 - 1/2 Day (Conferences)March 14 - No SchoolApril 5 - Spring Break BeginsApril 14 - School ResumesApril 18 - No School - Good FridayApril 29 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesApril 30 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 1 - Gr. 9-12 Evening ConferencesMay 26 - No School - Memorial DayJune 6 - 1/2 Day - Last Day
Saline Alternative High School 429-8006*7:45am-2:30pm*Attendance 429-8058*1/2 day dismissal 11:16am
2
Superintendent Message:
As we kick-off the 2013-2014 school year, I would like to schedule another “Community Conversation” meeting. Over the last five years I have had the opportunity to host several “Community Conversation” events to learn more about what interested community members see as the strengths of Saline Area Schools, and what areas they felt we needed to focus attention on for improvement. Through these conversations and other opportunities, I have learned a great deal about how many of you see our district and it has helped guide me, along with the Board of Education, as we move forward.
In an effort to continue this dialogue, I will be making time available on Tuesday, September 17th from 9:30am- 11:00am at My Favorite Cafe, 101 S. Ann Arbor Street. Please stop by, say hello and bring any thoughts about the district you feel I should know.
Thank you,Scot Gradengradens@salineschools.org
Schedules are distributed on Sept 3, but will not be released to students that have not completed applications, emergency cards and signed the technology user agreement (AUP)
Sept. 3 - First day of school! 7:45 - 2:30
Sept 5 - School Picture Day! Picture envelopes were sent in the August mailing.
Sept 11 - 6:30 - 8:00 Alternative HS Open House
South and West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) Career and Technical education programs prepare the students for a broad range of employment and training services and are offered under the guidance of certified teachers, counselors, cooperative education and special population coordinators. The student’s selection of a career and technical education course in no way would prevent him or her from furthering their education beyond high school. The courses are full-year courses, open primarily to juniors and seniors. Interested students must complete an application form that can be acquired from the counselor or the South and West Washtenaw Consortium office. Additional program materials are available in the guidance office or from the instructors.
Health Science, Botany, Zoology, Culinary Arts, Marketing, Cosmetology, Visual Imaging, Advanced Photography, Building Trades, GraphX Academy, Video News Production, Computer Aided Design, Advanced Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive Technology I, Automotive Technology II, Computer Services & Associated Electronics, Careers in Education, and Co-operative Education CTE.
It is the policy of the South and West Washtenaw Consortium not to discriminate on the basis of race, age, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, disability, height, weight, language or marital status in any of it’s programs, activities or employment. In addition, arrangements can be made to ensure that the lack of English language proficiency is not a barrier to admission or participation.
For general information about these programs, contact: Jody Gielinski, Career and Technical Education Principal/Director - 734-429-8061
Community Education - 429-8020Food Service - 429-8045
Good to Know ...District Office - 429-8000Athletic Department - 429-8054
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WASHTENAW CHRISTIAN ACADEMY IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION IN WHICH THE SCHOOL ASSISTS THE PARENTS IN DEVELOPING THE CHARACTER OF CHRIST IN THEIR CHILD SO THAT THEY BECOME A CONTRIBUTING MEMBER OF THEIR FAMILY, CHURCH, AND SOCIETY, TO THE HONOR AND GLORY OF GOD.
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Grand Opening! 429-2555Come visit
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*Hip Hop*Kickline*Modern*Musical Theater
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*Ballet*Pointe
*Creative Movement*Lyrical
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