Newsletters:
Our newsletters are produced and available online. Newsletters will be available online on the following dates:
November 12, 2010
December 17, 2010
February 18, 2011
April 19, 2011
If your family does not have internet access, students may request a copy of the newsletter from the Saline High School Office. Copies will also be available at Union School. Our intent is to still give all stakeholders the pertinnent information they need utilizing the technology that we have, while also being fiscally responsible. If you have any questions about this, please feel free to call the SHS Office at 429-8030.
Parents:
Subscribe to Saline Area Schools public e-mail lists at District Mail Information for automatic updates.
The Student Driving/Parking Rules and Regulations have been revised.
Be sure to view/download the 2010-2011 Student Driving/Parking Rules and Regulations >>> here <<<
New this year: students must acknowledge and sign they have read the 2010-2011 Student Driving/Parking Rules and Regulations.
Parking in assigned areas must be in appropriate rows as designated by the flow of traffic. In an effort to improve student safety and reduce traffic congestion in the west-end Gym/Pool side parking lot at Saline High School, the entrance to the Gym/Pool side parking lot from Campus Parkway will now be one-way from 7 AM until 8 AM, and 2:30 PM until 3 PM during each school day. Motorists will then follow the directional arrows and exit signs as they progress up the parking lot main drive and then out through the athletic complex exit near Hornet stadium. For your driving convenience and everyone's safety, please be observant of these traffic flow directions.
Support Your Saline students through these organizations:
Saline Alive!
Saline Alive! is a community mental health group that is looking to continually improve the support that the Saline Area Schools, in partnership with the Saline Community, provide our students, parents, and community with regards to depression and mental health within our schools. If you have any interest in supporting this group, please contact Brad Bezeau, Saline High School Assistant Principal, at bezeaub@saline.k12.mi.us.
Click here for resource information.
Saline High School PTO
An independant organization of Saline High School Parents. Visit their website at www.shspto.com.
All meetings will take place in the Saline High School Media Center from 7:00-8:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
Meeting dates:
September 15, 2010
October 20, 2010
November 17, 2010
January 26, 2011
March 16, 2011
April 27, 2011
Saline Hornets Booster Club
The Booster Club is composed primarily of a group of parents of High School athletes who are interested in supporting athletics at the High School. We do this in part by awarding yearly scholarships to four senior athletes whose parents are members of the Booster Club, and by donating our time or raising funds for athletic equipment or projects that fall outside the athletic department budget. The Booster Club meets the second Monday of each month, August though May, at 7:00 PM in the Saline High School Library.
Saline Music Parents
The mission of the Saline Music Parents organization is to enhance our schools' music programs and to support our music students & staff. The sole criterion for membership is that you have a child in the Saline (Michigan) music program. If your child is in any music class or ensemble in the Saline Area Schools, then you are officially a member of the Saline Music Parents organization!
Advisory Committees: see Instructional Services
Curriculum Committees allow parents to participate in the curriculum planning process. Provide valuable input from your perspective by participating in an advisory committee.
Useful Information for parents:
If your student asks you to bring a forgotten item to school, be certain you instruct them to check at the office as we cannot interrupt classes.
If your student needs to leave early, you must give them a note to give to their teacher so they will be dismissed at the proper time. Once dismissed, the student must sign out at the first floor attendance desk. This procedure eliminates many phone calls to the office and consequently to the teacher’s classroom.
If your student needs to call you from school, they should ask the teacher for permission to come to the office to make the phone call. Please remind them to leave a message if they are unable to reach you. Often, a parent’s phone will show that a call was made but no message was left. Remind your student that this can cause unnecessary concern and worry to you.
If you need to get a message to your student, please leave a message on their cell phone. Electronic devices are not allowed to be on and/or in use during the day but students can check for messages after the school day has ended.
If you need to report an absence or if your student will be late, the parent/guardian must call the SHS Attendance Line at 429-8037 and leave a message stating the student’s name, grade, reason for absence/tardy and the name and phone number of the caller. Failure to notify the SHS Office within 72 hours of the absence will result in truancy (please refer to your SHS Student Handbook). For your convenience, the attendance line is available 24 hours a day.