The STC 3rd-5th grade students are getting ready for spring break by packing the car! They have been working on overlapping, details, and avoiding floating objects.
Mrs. Stephen's 1st- 2nd grade students studied the artist Laurel Burch. Burch created all types of art using her famous cats. Students used wax resist by drawing lines and patterns with crayons and painting over them with watercolor. The crayons protected the paper from the water, allowing their drawings to show through. By the looks of the photo, the project was a success!
A message from the BWell program!
Are you interested in fun events in our area? Check out the flyers below and note that on Thursday, June 26, they will host an event at Coal Miner’s Park in St. Charles. If you know of any students or teams that want to volunteer for the events to earn volunteer hours, please contact Meghan Wagner, HRA Program Coordinator, at mwagner@saginawcounty.com.
St.Charles Board of Education Selects Stanley As Next Superintendent!
The STC 7th grade Leadership Class took a field trip to visit the Union Court residents, led them in some St. Patrick’s Day chair exercises, and then had refreshments.
St. Charles Elementary School is committed to promoting kindness, strength, and wellness for our whole school community. We believe that social and emotional well-being are key components to success.
Mrs. Petz, our school Mental Health Professional, can provide individual, small group, and family counseling for mental health concerns right here in our school building during the school day.
For more information or resources, please get in touch with Mrs. Petz at 989-865-2413 or petzk@stccs.org.
This marks the 21st year of our St. Charles Elementary Daddy Daughter Dance, featuring lots of dancing, memorable photos, exciting prizes, and fun. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mrs. Goschka for her years of dedication in hosting this event! You will be greatly missed next year ❤️. Congratulations to Piper's dad, Mr. Dijak, for winning the dance contest!
Please enjoy some pictures of the event. https://youtu.be/J2dH9JDV--M
On Thursday, March 13, the 6th graders took a field trip to the Midland Center for the Arts for the INFINITE Space Explorers experience. It was an "out of this world" VR experience with breathtaking views of space and the International Space Station!
Please enjoy the slideshow of photos of the trip!
https://youtu.be/z6oTFPAnMhc
Reminder!
On March 12, 2025, our MS/HS staff participated in a Cardiac Emergency Response Team drill, supervised by the CMU College of Medicine/Covenant Healthcare Simulation Center staff. This successful drill allowed our team to practice responding promptly and effectively to a cardiac emergency. We extend our gratitude to Chad Flory (Administrative Assistant of the Emergency Preparedness Division), Heather Lange (Simulation Operation Technician/Educator), Dr. Hasan, Dr. Zehra, and Preston (the electronic/simulation manikin) for their time and commitment to maintaining a safe environment in our district.
Enjoy some photos showcasing our response team in action!
Do you have a child who is ready to start school in the fall? Please see the information below and use the link to register.
Link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchk4KOpacXde7jt4KYRWYhnL4jxqiZp6wNIxsewbyEZDBfDQ/viewform?usp=sharing
The 2025- 2026 District Calendar (Next School Year)
STC has some very talented students from the Bulldog Childcare program that have been published!!! The staff at St. St.Charles Elementary congratulate them!
At the February 19th Board of Education meeting, our 5th grade Elementary Technology Club presented their coded robots to the St. Charles School Board. The elementary Students of the Month and Officers of the Week were also recognized for their accomplishments by the Board. These are amazing kids!
Our STC 10th-grade students recently embarked on a combined ELA/History field trip to the Zekelman Holocaust Center in Farmington Hills. With an amazing tour guide, students explored Holocaust history from the rise of the Nazi party through the liberation of concentration camps at the end of WWII. They examined the importance of upstanders assisting Jewish families and the strength and resilience of survivors forced into labor camps. The tour ended with stops at the Anne Frank Tree (propagated from the tree outside the Annex), the Eternal Flame and Memorial Wall, and a 2nd generation survivor sharing her family experiences during the war. The trip was generously funded by grants from the Zekelman Holocaust Center and the Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation.
St. Charles Community Schools needs your input!
Please consider joining us TONIGHT, March 5th, for the final round of Superintendent interviews! The community will have an opportunity to meet candidate Ronald Stanley from 5:00 to 5:45 p.m. tonight before the meeting, and the Board of Education will accept feedback forms after the interview. Feel free to contact the Central Administration office at 989-865-9961 if you have any questions.
St. Charles Community Schools needs your input!
Please consider joining us TONIGHT, March 4th, for the final round of Superintendent interviews! The community will have an opportunity to meet candidate Dr. Sean Wightman from 5:00 to 5:45 p.m. tonight before the meeting, and the Board of Education will accept feedback forms after this interview. Feel free to contact the Central Administration office at 989-865-9961 if you have any questions.
With great Bulldog pride, we are excited to introduce the Top Ten Students of the Class of 2025!
Congratulations to Audrey Hunt, Alexis Graham, Emily Mueller, Mallory Flory, MaKenzie Cervini, Lillian Dreffs, Elizabeth Kolb, Savannah Schultz, Tabitha Norris, and Connor Karow.
What a fantastic achievement! Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off, and you should be very proud. As you embark on the next chapter, remember that your potential is limitless. Keep inspiring those around you and chasing your dreams!
Mrs. Meier's 6th graders created masks to wrap up their studies of Africa in Geography class.
It is always fun to see what they come up with!
Reading is FUN!
Mrs. Donna Schantz consistently organizes an excellent Read Across America event! She collaborates with high school students to help them dress as Disney characters for the day and assigns them to elementary classrooms, where they read to younger students. Many community members and STC staff also participate by reading in classrooms. Although it requires considerable effort, it’s also an excellent way to celebrate and make reading enjoyable for everyone!
