BAY PORT HIGH SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

Bay Port Events Calendar

2026-27 At-A-Glance Calendar

Picture retakes will be on Friday October 16th

International Baccalaureate (IB) exam registration is now open for all seniors currently enrolled in the second year of IB classes and for juniors or seniors enrolled in IB Philosophy SL or IB Sports, Exercise, and Health Science SL.

Please see the May 2027 Examination Materials packet for information on paying for exams in Infinite Campus and for completing the 2027 IB Exam Registration Required Information form.

Exam registration will close at 10:00 p.m. on Monday, November 2, 2026.

If you have any questions please contact Mr. McAllister, IB Coordinator, at chadmcal@hssdschools.org.

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Learn about Digital Safety & the Dangers of Sextorion on Monday, October 5 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the Ashwaubenon PAC (2391 South Ridge Rd., Green Bay, WI 54304).

Featured speaker John DeMay shares his family's story following the online exploitation and sextortion of his son, Jordan. He will provide guidance to help families recognize warning signs of online exploitation. The goal of this presentation is to help families keep young people safe online.

More Information:

• Learn more and RSVP here. This helps event organizers estimate attendance.
• This event is hosted by a coalition of the following school districts: Howard-Suamico, Ashwaubenon, DePere, Green Bay, Pulaski, and West DePere.
• Sensitive content warning: this presentation discusses online exploitation. Students should attend with an adult. We recommend that children under 6th grade not attend.

Students at Bay Port have the option to take college classes in high school through two programs:

• Early College Credit Program (ECCP) - four year colleges

• ECCP Application - UW schools

• ECCP Application - Private schools (typically St. Norbert College - DO NOT fill out for Bellin)

• Start College Now (SCN) - two year colleges

• SCN Application (NWTC and FVTC)

These programs are ideal students who wish to take classes that Bay Port does NOT offer and meet the graduation requirements set forth by Bay Port High School. Classes can be at a college campus, online, or hybrid.

Interested students will need to fill out the ECCP or SCN application, submit the dual credit agreement form, and turn into the Student Services office by the October 1

Questions? Please check out:

Student Services newsletter (full explanation of programming)

Dual Credit webpage

Dual Credit overview presentation (for families/students)

Difference between dual credit/AP/IB

Or contact Micki Volk, College and Career Readiness Coordinator (michvolk@hssdschools.org)

Attention Parents/Guardians:

During Pirate Time on October 7th, 9th and 10th graders will participate in the SAEBRS (Social, Academic, and Emotional Behavior Risk Screener). This optional screener will allow school staff to identify universal and targeted areas for growth focused on students being able to regulate their emotions, develop positive relationships and make positive decisions. Results are confidential and will only be accessed by student services staff. The screener will ask students a total of 21 questions, and will take under 10 minutes to complete.

If you would like to opt your child out of the screening process please complete this form by September 30th. Please contact Bay Port School Psychologist, Jenna Kaker jennkake@hssdschools.org with any questions or for more information.

Hello! My name is Kristen Schiedermayer, and I am excited to join Bay Port High School as the new Youth Apprenticeship Coach. I look forward to working with students as they explore their interests, discover potential career paths, and begin thinking about their futures. I’m excited to help students connect their strengths and interests with meaningful work-based learning experiences while gaining valuable skills and confidence through Youth Apprenticeship.
My professional background is primarily in higher education, and for the past five years, I worked as a Career Counselor at St. Norbert College. I also have experience in Manufacturing/Engineering and Healthcare. Outside of work, I am married to my wonderful husband, Nick, and we have two sons, ages 1 and 3. We currently live in Ashwaubenon and I’m excited to learn more about the Howard-Suamico community. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if I can help in any way or if there are ways we can support each other.

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October 21, 2026 | 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Bellin College Resch Campus

Join us for an evening focused on the fascinating field of anesthesia. Participants will hear from Dr. Joseph Leschke and learn about career pathways, educational requirements, and the critical role anesthesia professionals play in patient care. This is an excellent opportunity for students considering healthcare careers to gain firsthand knowledge from an experienced clinician.

Trauma Team Live: Choose the Trauma Team Adventure

November 4, 2026 | 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Bellin College Resch Campus

Experience healthcare in action through an interactive trauma simulation. Participants will follow a patient case, observe how healthcare professionals work together during an emergency, and help guide key decisions throughout the scenario. This event offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at teamwork in emergency and trauma care.

Stop the Bleed Course

November 18, 2026 | 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Bellin College Resch Campus, 3201 Eaton Road, Green Bay

Learn lifesaving skills through the American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed program. Participants will discover how to recognize severe bleeding emergencies and how to respond effectively before professional help arrives. This is a practical, hands-on experience that empowers individuals to make a difference during critical situations.

These events are designed to be engaging, educational, and accessible for students at all stages of healthcare career exploration. We strongly encourage students to bring parents, guardians, siblings, friends, and mentors to share in these experiences.

Please feel free to distribute this information to students, families, and colleagues who may be interested. We ask that everyone register prior to attending so we have a better idea of how many people to accommodate. We look forward to welcoming your group to Bellin College this fall.

Best regards,

Chad Dall DHSc, RTR, MR

The Giving Tree will be starting to register families for our December Holiday Store. Please reach out to your school social worker if you think your student may benefit from assistance with The Giving Tree. For our generous community, look for information in future district communications about donating to our Holiday Store and volunteering!

This month we are collecting canned soup. Please feel free to send donations with your students to put in the collections bins/carts near the main office of school. Items can also be dropped off during school hours. The Giving Tree appreciates the community support in helping ensure food is not a barrier to a student’s education.

https://www.hssdschools.org/community/the-giving-tree

If this is a life threatening emergency, please contact 911.

Anytime you are not at school, if you need emergency mental health support:

• Tell a trusted adult near you

• Call 911

• Call 988 (the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline)

• Text “HOPE” to 741741

• Howard-Suamico Non Emergency Number, call (920) 391-7450

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• Below you will find a list of resources gathered by the Howard Suamico School District. This is not an exhaustive list but an indication of some of the resources available in our community. Please use these resources at your own discretion to meet the needs of your student and family. These links are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement. It is expressly agreed and understood by the agencies listed below that this shall not constitute an endorsement by the Howard Suamico School District of any entity, organization, company, or individual, nor the products, actions, behavior, or conduct of any entity, organization, company, or individual, and any negligent or intentional misrepresentation.

  
  

A few reminders and expectations for those planning to attend the game:

• Carry-ins are not allowed.
  • In the Student Section, this includes food, drinks, noise makers, silly-string, baby powder, signs, backpacks, purses, etc.
• Security cameras will continue to be used at the stadium to enhance spectator safety.
  • Students engaged in unsafe behavior will be asked to leave the game.
  • Unsafe behavior may result in students not attending future football games.
• Athletics events are school-sponsored events, therefore appropriate dress is expected.
• During home Varsity football games, all other athletics facilities and fields are closed.
• Pets are not allowed on school athletic facilities.

Ticket and Pass Costs:

• Again this year, Bay Port athletic tickets are cashless. Tickets can be purchased on GoFan or a credit/debit card can be used at the gate.
  • Cash and credit/debit cards can be used at the concession stand.
• Student passes, family athletics passes, and tickets are available online at GoFan.
  • This pass is good for all home regular season
  • Athletic events exclude invites.
• Cost for passes:
  • High school student passes = $30 + processing fee
  • Family passes = $65 + processing fee
    • Includes 2 adults and children 8th grade and under in the same household
  • One single adult pass = $40 + processing fee
• Cost for individual tickets:
  • Adults = $5 + processing fee
  • Students K-12 = $3 + processing fee
  • Senior citizens (age 62+) receive free admission at regular-season home events excluding invites/tournaments.

We are looking forward to another great season!

Sincerely,

Dillon Maney Jo Wiebel

Athletic Director Principal

Callyn Diamond from UW-Green Bay will be at Bay Port High School on Fridays in Student Services! Callyn is an expert in UW-Green Bay academic and admissions information, and is happy to assist students with questions about other UW schools and other colleges.

Callyn is happy to meet in person in Student Services or even virtually! Feel free to sign up for an appointment on Calendly (https://calendly.com/diamondcallyn/bay-port-career-coaching-with-callyn) OR stop by student services to sign up!

Some topics Callyn is able to cover are:

• Academic and career exploration

• Applying to college

• Taking next steps after acceptance

• Financial Aid - FAFSA processes and affordability options

• Scholarship searching

• Dual Credit Options - earn college credits while in high school

• Picking a college - What do you want from your college experience?

Collin Kempfert from Bellin College will be at Bay Port High School on Mondays (the 1st and third Monday of each month) in Student Services! The purpose of his time here is to meet with you to help you with any related questions to the following:

• Applying to Bellin College
• Learning more about Bellin College's Healthcare Academy
• Taking classes at Bellin College
• Learning more about what classes to take for a career in healthcare

Please stop in Student Services and schedule a meeting with Collin!

The Board of Education has new school assignments.

Bay Port High School Board of Education representative, Amy Rubright.

If you have questions, please contact Joy Dunning , Executive Assistant to the Superintendent and Board of Education.

Chrissy Amtmann

Howard-Suamico School District

School Board Member

chriamtm@hssdschools.org

• Food delivery from uber eats, etc is not allowed for students at any time during the school day.

• Parent/guardian can deliver food, homemade or otherwise, to be eaten during lunch time only. Food dropped off at other times will remain at the front desk until lunch. Students will not be called down to pick up food.

• Students who bring food items with them to school are allowed to do so. Drinks like Starbucks are allowed in class if the teacher allows it. Full meals are only allowed to be eaten in the cafeteria during the student’s assigned lunch.

Study Hall Reminder: All students are marked absent every morning for their study hall. Students need to sign in to their study hall at the beginning of the period which removes the absence. 12th grade students are allowed to leave school during their study hall if it starts or ends their day. 9th ,10th and 11th grade students must attend all of their study halls, even if the study hall starts or ends their day. This applies to Block Days as well.

Work Permits are Online: Please visit the new online application tool! It is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. A parent can access the site using these instructions.

Athletic Office: 662-7267 Attendance: 662-7248

Fax: 662-7291 Nurse: 662-7245

Website: https://bayport.hssdschools.org/
Location: 2710 Lineville Road, Green Bay, WI, USA
Twitter: @BayPortHS