Stevenson High School
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Stevenson Announcements
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Mid-Term Exams are December 18, 19, and 20, dismissal is at 10:22 am.
No School, winter break from December 23 - January 6.
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Kenneth L. Cucchi III
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Good Afternoon Titan Community,
It’s hard to believe how quickly the holiday season arrives! With Thanksgiving right around the corner, it’s a great time to reflect on what we are thankful for. I am thankful for the amazing students, staff, and community here at Stevenson. I am proud of the hard work that continues to be done on a daily basis.
There is no school November 27 – November 29 for the Thanksgiving Holiday. This is the perfect time to recharge, enjoy quality time with loved ones, and savor the special moments of the season.
With only about four weeks left in the first semester, it's a great time to start preparing for the upcoming exams. First semester exams are just around the corner, and students will have the chance to showcase all the hard work they've put in.
Progress reports for the second marking period will be sent out via email on November 29, 2024. This is an important opportunity to review how students are doing and make any adjustments needed to finish the semester strong. Mid-term exams are scheduled for December 18, 19, and 20, with early dismissal at 10:24 am on these days.
Be sure to review PowerSchool regularly to ensure that your student is on track and to address any concerns before exams. Let’s stay focused and finish the semester strong!
The first exam is from 7:20 am – 8:49 am and the second exam is 8:54 am – 10:24 am.
- Wednesday, December 18: 1st and 2nd hour exams
- Thursday, December 19: 3rd and 4th hour exams
- Friday, December 21: 5th and 6th hour exams
Remember the final grade for the first semester comes from 40% of the 1st quarter grade, 40% of the 2nd quarter grade, and 20% of the final exam. Any combination of 2 Fs will result in a final grade of an F. Students are encouraged to take advantage of Titan Time Tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays as well as any help their teachers offer.
Titan Time Tutoring is now available for students on Tuesdays and Thursday from 2:15 – 3:15.
Tuesdays – Math – classroom C45
ELA – classroom A11
Thursdays - Science – classroom C39 on 11/21 and 12/12
Science – classroom C45 on 12/5 and 12/19
Social Studies/CTE – classroom A3
November 18-22 was National Apprenticeship Week. Stevenson celebrated it on November 21 with the Schools to Tools Mobile Field Trip! 160 of our Career Technical Education students participated in the field trip featuring engaging hands-on challenges alongside dynamic virtual experiences that let our students step in to the world of the skilled trades. Please see the Titan Voice for more information on this amazing field trip.
Parking Permits As the weather is getting colder and more students are driving, I would like to remind you of our parking permit policy. Per the parking contract your student signed, your student could lose their driving privileges for the following reasons:
- Careless or reckless driving
- Persistent disciplinary issues
- Students who have accumulated 5 or more tardies and/or unexcused absences, may have their parking permit suspended. At that point, with responsible attendance, parking will be reevaluated.
If your student parks in the student parking lot after losing privileges, they will be suspended.
**Parking with no permit=stickered / Saturday School / Suspension
Please drive respectfully and safely, Officer Pawlik WILL issue tickets for driving recklessly.
Sophomore parking permits will be available to purchase on a first come first served basis. Starting December 13, students can submit their parking permit applications along with a copy of their driver’s license and current registration for each car listed to Mrs. Bartold in the Associate Principal’s office. Print the parking permit application from the Stevenson website’s home page under "Parent Quick Links." Permits can be purchased for $50 on PaySchools Central, cash (exact change please) or with a check or money order.
Parking permit applications can be printed from the home page of the Stevenson website under Parent Quick Links. This, along with a COPY of the student's driver’s license and a COPY of the current registration for each car listed, can be brought to Mrs. Bartold in the Associate Principal's office.
Please see the Titan Voice for more information regarding UCS Legacy of Learning.
A huge congratulations to our Associate Principal, Dave Ersig, on earning his Doctoral degree! This is an incredible achievement and a testament to his dedication, hard work, and commitment to education. We are lucky to have such an inspiring leader here at Stevenson. Dr. Ersig’s success is an example of what can be accomplished through hard work and dedication, and we celebrate this remarkable milestone with him!
Mark your calendar for this year’s Future Focus event. This event will take place at Henry Ford II High School on December 5. Don’t miss out on the exciting opportunity to explores post-secondary options and prepare for the future!
Hey Titans! Key Club is hosting its annual canned food drive this month, and we need your help! Cans will be collected during your 4th hour class and there are awesome prizes for the winning classes. To be eligible to win, your class must have at least 150 cans. The 1st place class will receive pizza and pop, 2nd place will receive cookies and milk, and 3rd place will receive candy!
Boxes will be dropped off in teachers' classrooms on November 25th and 26th and cans will be picked up on December 9th and 10th. Teachers whose class gathers a minimum of 150 cans will also be entered into a raffle to win a sub for any day of their choice, paid courtesy of Key Club. Key Club members - donate a minimum of 5 cans to receive an hour for every 5 nonperishable cans (maximum of 15 cans donated). Let’s gather as many cans as possible and show our Titan spirit! Good luck!
COUNSELING DEPARTMENT If you or your family are in need of any holiday assistance, please contact your students' counselor to discuss available support options.
The FAFSA application opens on December 1st. Counselors have been encouraging students to get ahead by creating their FAFSA ID now. Parents and students will each need their own FSA ID. See the Titan Voice for more information regarding FAFSA.
ATTENTION – The school day ends at 2:14 p.m. Students must exit the building by 2:30 p.m. Any student who is staying after school must be under the supervision of a staff member, coach, or teacher. If practice is not immediately after school, students are expected to go home and return at their practice time. Also note that students are not allowed in the gyms at any time unless a coach or teacher is present.
ATTENDANCE When a student has accumulated 11 absences* in any one class over the course of a semester, the student will be notified in a meeting with an assistant/associate principal that they have lost credit in that class and that they are placed on an attendance contract to earn the credit back. There are two parts to a contract. First, the student must pass the class with a D- or higher. Second, the student will show improvement in attendance in ALL classes. Improvement is determined on a sliding scale which allows for 1 absence for every three weeks (rounded up) left in the semester for each class.
A reminder to all students, you are required to always wear your ID badge. Not only for security reasons, but because you need to scan them at lunch! So, please make sure you are wearing your ID badge around your neck.
STUDENT DRESS CODE Students must adhere to the guidelines outlined in the student handbook.
• Indecent, tattered, or unsafe dress or footwear, or attire that calls undue attention to the wearer or has lettering or symbols that are disrespectful or derogatory are not allowed. • Beach wear, low-cut tops, tank tops, sleeveless tops, muscle shirts, see-through clothing, short skirts or shorts, pajamas, tight clothing without proper coverage and clothing exposing the shoulders or mid-section are not allowed. • Students should not wear clothing with inappropriate advertising like Playboy shirts or similar items. • Hats are not allowed in school unless explicit permission for a medical or religious reason is reached. • Knee length shorts and skirts are acceptable. Shoes must be worn. • Outerwear, such as coats and hats, is not to be worn in school. • Clothing that promotes illegal substances or drugs, illegal activities, violence, tobacco, or alcohol is prohibited. • Clothing or head coverings worn as group identifiers that promote a disruptive school climate are prohibited. • Clothing consistent with religious or cultural beliefs is acceptable. • Jewelry and accessories that may be deemed dangerous are prohibited.
Every Friday is Titan Spirit Day! Please encourage your student to wear anything “Titan” or Red, White, and/or Blue!
The Titan Voice and the Stevenson website should be your first line of communication regarding information pertaining to Stevenson. When you go to our website, you will find the Titan Voice linked under News. Included in the Titan Voice is more information regarding: AP Testing, SHS Clubs, UCS District Flyers, Senior and Senior All Night Party information, and much more! Be sure to click on the Titan Voice Link and see what’s happening at Stevenson!
Please note the next Titan Voice will be sent on December 13. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving.
With Titan Pride,
Kenneth L. Cucchi III
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PARENT QUICK LINKS 2024-2025
Field House Donations- Click Here
ATHLETICS
ATHLETIC- MHSAA Physical Form - Click Here
New Athletic Boosters Website - Click Here
Big Teams - Click HereSENIORS
Class of 2025 Senior Cap and Gown Flyer - Click Here
Class of 2025 Senior Flyer - Click Here
Class of 2025 Senior Picture Brochure - Click Here
Class of 2025 Senior Portrait Info - Click Here
Class of 2025 Senior Ad Yearbook Flyer - Click Here
Class of 2025 Diploma Card - Click HereSCHOOL TO WORK
School to Work 2024-2025 - Click Here
School to Work Interest Form - Click Here
School to Work Info Video - Click Here
PARKING PERMITS
Senior Parking Permit Application 2024-2025 - Click Here
Junior Parking Permit Application 2024-2025 - Click Here
Sophomore Parking Permit Application 2024-2025 - Click Here
2024-2025 Parking Permit Rules - Click HereWORK PERMITS
Work Permit for minors 16 and 17 years of age - Click Here
Work Permit for minors UNDER 16 years of age - Click HereOTHER IMPORTANT INFO
Yearbook Order Form/Info 2024-2025 - Click Here
Student Calendar 2024-2025 - Click Here
Medications 2024-2025 - Click Here
School Meal Program Info - Click Here
UCS Parent & Student Handbook 2024-2025 - Click Here
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December 18, 2024
7:20 AM - 10:20 AM Half Day of School - Exams (1st & 2nd hours)
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December 19, 2024
7:20 AM - 10:20 AM Half Day of School - Exams (3rd & 4th hours)
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December 20, 2024
7:20 AM - 10:20 AM Half Day of School - Exams (5th & 6th hours)
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Utica Community Schools, in partnership with our community, will empower students to positively transform their future and the world.
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Utica Community Schools ignites a passion for learning in all students. We strengthen our community by welcoming all learners, honoring culture, and inspiring remarkable growth and achievement.
We accomplish this by:
- Ensuring students are at the heart of all decisions
- Collaborating with all stakeholders
- Providing a safe and supportive environment
- Encouraging mindsets that are open to innovation
- Reimagining what school can be
- Promoting high expectations throughout Utica Community Schools
- Committing to multiple pathways toward excellence and achievement for all
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Stevenson High School will encourage and empower all students to acquire the necessary skills to be successful, contributing members of a diverse community and global society.
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Our mission is to create a positive and challenging learning environment that encourages all students to achieve their greatest potential as responsible, productive members of a diverse society.
Translation Assistance
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Language assistance services are available for LEP (speaking, reading, writing or comprehending English) families that are in need or seeking support. Language assistance services are free services provided by the district that include translation and interpretation support. For information or to request services please contact:
- For Albanian: (586) 797-6946
- For Arabic: (586) 797-6906
- For Spanish: (586) 797-6986
Persons seeking or needing language assistance are providing confirmation of such need, further verification is not required.
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Shërbimet e ndihmës gjuhësore për çështjet në lidhje me qarkun shkollor të UCS, janë në dispozicion të familjeve LEP (me Njohuri të Kufizuara të Gjuhës Angleze) që kanë nevojë ose kërkojnë mbështetje për të komunikuar (folur, lexuar, shkruar ose kuptuar gjuhën Angleze). Këto shërbime ofrohen falas nga Qarku dhe përfshijnë ndihmën me përkthimin dhe interpretimin.Për informacion ose për të kërkuar shërbimet ju lutemi na kontaktoni:e-mail translations@uticak12.orgtel. (586) 797 – 6946.Një kërkesë e juaja për ndihmë gjuhësore konfirmon që ju keni një nevojë të tillë. Verifikimi i mëtejshëm nuk është i nevojshëm.
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تتوفر خدمات المساعدة اللغوية للعائلات ذات الكفاءة المحدودة في اللغة الإنجليزية (التحدث، القراءة، الكتابة، أو فهم اللغة الإنجليزية) والتي تحتاج إلى دعم أو تسعى للحصول عليه فيما يتعلق بالأمور المدرسية.خدمات المساعدة اللغوية هي خدمات مجانية تقدمها المنطقة التعليمية وتشمل الدعم في الترجمة الفورية والتحريرية. للحصول على معلومات أو لطلب الخدمات، يرجى إرسال بريد إلكتروني إلى:أو الاتصال على: 6906-797 (586)يؤكد الأشخاص الباحثون عن خدمات لغوية على حاجتهم اليها دون الحاجة الى تقديم أي إثبات.
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Los servicios de asistencia con el idioma están disponibles para las familias con dominio limitado del inglés (hablar, leer, escribir o entender el inglés) que necesitan o buscan apoyo con respecto a asuntos relacionados con la escuela. Los servicios de asistencia con el idioma son servicios gratuitos proporcionados por el distrito que incluyen apoyo de traducción e interpretación. Para obtener información o solicitar servicios, envíe un correo electrónico a translations@uticak12.org o llame al: (586) 797-6986 para español.
Las personas que buscan o necesitan asistencia con el idioma proporcionan confirmación de dicha necesidad, no se requiere verificación adicional.