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Principal Update 6-1-26

Principal Update 6-1-26
PrincipalUpdate 6-1-26
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Volunteer Opportunity For HHS Students! Volunteer Opportunity For HHS Students!


Huron Community Garden Planting and Rain Garden Clean Up

Date: Monday, June 1, 2026

Time 3:00pm-4:00pm

Location: Meet in room 5025

Snacks will be provided afterward! The more the merrier!

Questions, contact: Nicole Lemon at lemonn@aaps.k12.mi.us


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African Americans Humanities Students Art Project African Americans Humanities Students Art Project

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Students Featured at the Museum

Congratulations to our African American Humanities students and teacher, Mr. Stewart! Student artwork is currently on display at the African American Cultural and Historical Museum and will remain showcased throughout part of the summer. We are proud of our students for sharing their creativity, talent, and perspectives with the broader community. Thank you to Mr. Stewart for providing this meaningful opportunity for student voice and artistic expression.

Exam Week Bell Schedule Exam Week Bell Schedule

Reminder

Final exams will take place Thursday, June 4 through Tuesday, June 9. Exams are 100 minutes long with a 30-minute break between testing periods. Please review the exam and transportation schedule carefully and help your student plan accordingly.


A reminder that students should not remain on campus unsupervised after exams conclude. Families are encouraged to make transportation and pick-up arrangements in advance.


Final Exam Schedule

  • Thursday, June 4 — Exams for Hours 1 & 7
  • Friday, June 5 — Exams for Hours 2 & 3
  • Monday, June 8 — Exams for Hours 4 & 5
  • Tuesday, June 9 — Exams for Hour 6 & Make-Up Exams


Bell Schedule

  • First Exam: 8:00–9:40 AM
  • Second Exam/Make-Up: 10:10–11:50 AM


Transportation

  • June 4–8: Buses depart at 11:57 AM
  • June 9: Bus departs at 9:47 AM


Students taking make-up exams on June 9 will need to provide their own transportation. Thank you for your support as we finish the school year strong.

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Transportation Departures... 🚌 Transportation Departures... 🚌

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2026 SENIORS FINAL EVENTS 2026 SENIORS FINAL EVENTS

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District Graduation Page

Here is the link we have to all of the AAPS Graduation pages that will include links to the zoom broadcast of the ceremonies, information on when CTN will broadcast, and eventually the AAPS District News stories and videos. While none of this content is currently posted, you can use www.a2schools.org/graduation as the link where families will find this info.

Friday, May 29th, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

Cap & Gown Pickup


STATION 1 - Book Depository

  • All books must be returned

  • All athletics, music, and library obligations must be cleared

  • Fines can be paid at this station. Check or Cash ONLY


STATION 2 - Library Lobby

  • All technology must be returned.

STATION 3 - Meyers Auditorium

🚩Mandatory completion of the WISD Survey: WISD Exit Survey

  • This survey gives us feedback to help us improve our school environment.

  • Please take a screenshot of the survey completion page on your phone or computer to verify that you have completed the survey. This will need to be shown at cap & gown pickup.


🚩Mandatory completion of the Huron Counselor Survey:
Counselor Exit Survey
  • This survey gives us feedback to help us improve our counseling services.
  • Please take a screenshot of the survey completion page on your phone or computer to verify that you have completed the survey. This will need to be shown at cap & gown pickup.

  • If you did not order a cap & gown and plan to participate in the graduation ceremony, Graduate Services will be at Cap & Gown Pickup with a limited quantity of extras. They cannot guarantee sizes. The cost is $80, cash only.​​​​​​​


Mandatory Graduation Rehearsal ( Thursday, June 4th, 1:00PM - 3:30PM)


June 4th, 1:00 pm @ EMU George Gervin GameAbove Center. The Graduation rehearsal is essential for ensuring that the graduation ceremony is a memorable and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. By providing an opportunity to practice, coordinate, and address potential issues, rehearsals help ensure that the ceremony runs smoothly and that graduates can celebrate their achievements with pride. I would suggest you plan to be there until 3:30 pm.Eastern Michigan University George Gervin GameAbove Center 799 N. Hewitt Rd, Ypsilanti, MI 48197


Saturday, June 6th, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

57th Commencement Ceremony

June 6th, 7:00 pm @ EMU George Gervin GameAbove Center. The graduation ceremony marks the culmination of years of academic pursuit, personal growth, and countless memorable experiences. It is a time to reflect on the journey that has brought our seniors to this pivotal moment and to celebrate their successes as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.

  • No Tickets Needed
  • Seniors need to arrive at 6:00 pm
  • The Graduation Program will be digital this year.
  • The program will be emailed before graduation

Eastern Michigan University George Gervin GameAbove Center 799 N. Hewitt Rd, Ypsilanti, MI 48197


Students need to bring: cap, gown, tassel, Huron medal, and any honors cords or participation stoles received at rehearsal. There will not be any extras available.

  • Graduates should arrive by 6:00 pm.

  • Commencement begins promptly at 7:00 pm.

  • Students will pick up their diplomas following the ceremony in the auxiliary gym.

Pre-register for graduation pictures

Pre-registration will help make receiving pictures easier and more efficient. LINK.


CTN Huron High School Graduation Broadcast

Premiere: Wednesday, June 10 8 PM

Replays: Saturday, June 13 5:30 PM

Saturday, June 20 7:30 PM

Tuesday, June 23 8:00 PM

Wednesday, June 24 2:00 PM

Friday, July 3 10:00 AM


Security Information From EMU:

The security measures include:

All individuals will be subject to a metal detector screening upon entry into the Center.

The following items are prohibited:

· Aerosol Cans / Alcohol / Animals (Disability service animals are permitted)

· Backpacks / Binoculars or Camera Bags / Book Bags / Briefcases / Cinch Bags / Duffel Bags / Gift Bags or Wrapped Gifts / Luggage / Paper Bags / Purses

· Balloons / Beachballs or other projectiles

· Banners or Signs with or without Poles/Sticks

· Fireworks / Laser Pointers

·. Noise-Making Devices

· Outside Food/Drink or Ice Chest/Coolers

· Selfie Sticks/Tripods/Video/Audio Equipment

· Skateboards/Rollerblades/Hoverboards

· Strollers

· Umbrellas with Pointed Tips

· Weapons including Handguns, Tasers, Chemical Sprays, Brass Knuckles, Knives, Box Cutters, Scissors, Blades of any length

The following items may be allowed after inspection:

· Diaper bags

· Medically necessary items

· Small clutch purses 4.5" x 6.5"

· Clear bags (must be no larger than 12" x 6" x 12" or a gallon Ziploc -- one side of the bag has to be completely free from décor)


All guests should be prepared to place their wallets, cell phones, and keys into a bin during the screening process.


Signage will be visible in the parking areas before entering the George Gervin GameAbove Center, reminding graduates and guests of items that are prohibited and those that are allowed. Security staff and law enforcement professionals will be available to answer any questions before entering the facility.

As you approach Entrance A of the George Gervin GameAbove Center, the graduates will be directed to the left into Rynearson Stadium, where they will follow the patio and enter the facility in the Northeast corner. They will be screened before entering the facility and then directed to the auxiliary gym. The faculty/staff/families and guests will enter at Entrance A (Northwest corner), where they will be screened before entering the facility. Please be sure they are aware that extra time will be needed to complete this process. Those faculty/staff entering the Loading Dock will also be screened before entering the facility. Thank you, and we wish you the best for a successful graduation season!


Guide for Guests with a Disability


Live Link to Watch the 2026 Huron Graduation:

Have family out of town or unable to attend the Huron Graduation in person? No problem! Ann Arbor Public Schools is providing a live stream link on their website so you can still be a part of the 2025 graduation celebration, no matter where you are.

Watch the 2026 Huron High School Graduation Live!
Available on the Ann Arbor Public Schools website
[Wednesday, June 6th. at 7:00 pm]
Click the link below to watch live:

[Huron Live 2026 Graduation Link ]

Monday, June 8th, 7:00 am

Cedar Point Senior Class Trip

Seniors who registered will meet at the Huron Baseball Field at 7:00 am Monday, June 8th. Please keep in mind that Cedar Point has gone cashless. Students who bring cash will have the option to exchange cash for a Visa card at kiosks found throughout the park. Please continue to monitor emails used during registration (on file with the school) for important information.


Link:

2026 SENIOR TIMELINE

Huron PTSO Collecting Gently Used Spirit Wear Huron PTSO Collecting Gently Used Spirit Wear

The PTSO is collecting gently used Huron spirit wear starting Friday, May 29 — donations will stock the River Rat Swag "Thrift Shop" at Fall Registration for the 4th year in a row!

Bring clean, good-condition:
• tees & polos
• pullovers/half-zips/jackets
• hoodies/sweatpants
• hats, scarves & accessories

Drop bins: near the Book Depository/Spirit Shop & main office/lobby.

🎒 Lost & Found Reminder 🎒 Lost & Found Reminder

Please remind your student to check the Lost & Found before the last day of school. Throughout the year, many jackets, water bottles, lunch containers, books, and other personal items have been turned in. All unclaimed items will be donated after the last day of school. Students can check the Lost & Found during the school day. We encourage families to take a few minutes to look for any missing belongings before the school year ends.


Thank you for helping us clear and prepare our spaces for summer!

Reminders... Reminders...

Student Obligations

All textbooks, library books, sports uniforms, equipment, lunch accounts must be returned and pay all fines. All obligations must be resolved. If your child has not turned in their obligations they will not be eligible to participate in the end of year activities. Obligations follow students through high school.


Dismissal & Late Pick Ups

All students must depart from the HHS campus at the end of the school day at 2:51 PM. Students should leave campus no later than 3:00 PM and avoid re-entering the building.


Traffic Reminders

  • Exercise patience and precaution during this hectic time of the day.

  • Avoid using staff and student parking lots to pick up or drop off students.

  • ALWAYS be alert of students walking into the school. We encourage students to avoid the temptation to WALK BETWEEN MOVING CARS AND BUSES. What is easy and quick is not what is safe.

  • Be patient when the car in front of you is moving slower than you think they should be.

  • Never use your cell phone or engage in other distracting activities when driving in the Huron parking lot.

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Art Department Spotlight Community Connection! Art Department Spotlight Community Connection!

Art Department Spotlight Community Connection!

A special thank you to Mrs. Kubaki and the Huron Art Department for helping bring the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair's new Original Art Pack project to life at Huron. Thank . you to Angela Kline Executive Director at Ann Arbor Street Art Fair IncThrough this initiative, Huron received 486 art packs one for every student currently enrolled in an art class. These high-quality art supplies were selected to align with the AAPS curriculum and help ensure equitable access to creative opportunities for all students. We encourage our young artists to take their supplies home and continue exploring their creativity throughout the summer and beyond. Thank you to everyone who helped make this opportunity possible for our students!


The Original Art Pack is a NEW year-long art supply drive and donation program that supports Ann Arbor Public High School art students by providing a backpack of high quality supplies to 1300 students grades 9-12. The supplies were chosen and based on the AAPS curriculum and allows equitable access to tools and mentorship to be a part of the Youth Art Fair! Come see our Youth Artists at the fair this year, July 16-18, 2026!

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High School Summer Learning Program – Credit Recovery Opportunity High School Summer Learning Program – Credit Recovery Opportunity

Summer School Registration is Open for High School Students

Registration is now open for our High School Summer Learning Program, running June 23 through July 24. This is a credit-recovery opportunity for students who need to make up a course they previously did not pass a real chance to get back on track toward graduation. Space can be limited, so earlier is better. The summer school enrollment form is live! Any questions please contact Stephan Hogan hoganst@aaps.k12.mi.us and Tracey Stevenson stevensont@aaps.k12.mi.us

High School Summer Learning Program - Ann Arbor Public Schools

High School Summer Learning Program - Ann Arbor Public Schools

High School Summer Learning Program - Ann Arbor Public Schools serves the city of Ann Arbor, Michigan and parts of eight surrounding townships covering 125 square miles.

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Absence Reporting Form
Please allow up to 48 hours for attendance to be updated in PowerSchool before contacting the attendance office.

Attendance & Tardies Attendance & Tardies

Attendance at school and classes is very important. Teachers take attendance at the start of each period (first ten minutes) of class. Whenever a student is absent or tardy a robocall is sent to parents. Please pay careful attention to these messages as they indicate an absence or tardy from class. If mistakes are made they are best fixed when a parent communicates to the school immediately. You can view your student’s attendance in Powerschool.


Students with tardy and absenteeism will not be allowed to participate in extracurricular events held on campus, including, athletic events, clubs, homecoming and other.

PowerHub Information for Families PowerHub Information for Families

PowerHub Introduction Video
Overview of how the platform works and how it supports your student’s success.
Parent Guide
PowerSchool for Parents
Free Virtual Academic Support Resources for Students
The following academic support resources are provided by organizations and groups that have been reviewed by AAPS Strategic Partnerships.

Additional Resources Additional Resources

PowerSchool & Schoology Access for Parents & Caretakers


Parent PowerSchool Account

Staying on top of your student’s grades is a key component to their success. By creating a single-sign-on account, you will have access to student grades and any missing or incomplete assignments. For detailed instructions on setting up your account please follow this link. If you are having difficulty with PowerSchool please email our PowerSchool Support team at: pssupport@aaps.k12.mi.us


What is Schoology

Teachers use Schoology to post their classroom materials online; provide a safe forum for students to discuss their ideas and collaborate on projects; and to assign and collect homework electronically. It helps students stay organized and it keeps the class connected. A Schoology Parent Account gives you access to:

  • The classes your child is enrolled in.

  • Your child’s upcoming assignments.

  • School and class announcements.


For detailed instructions on setting up your Schoology account, please follow this link. Follow this link for a detailed Schoology Overview. Need tech help? 734-997-1222


Ann Arbor Community Resources

If you've ever wondered where you can send a parent or student to get help, you're not alone.

AAPS has several tools to help you guide families to resources (food, basic needs, emergency services) in their time of need.


Where to find help:

  • Accessing community resources in 3 easy steps (video)

  • AAPS Community Resources Webpage, a2schools.org/communityresources


AAPS Family Technology Assistance - Students & Families - Technology Virtual Help Desk

Hours of Operation:

Monday-Friday from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Call: 734-997-1222

Open a ticket: family_techsupport@aaps.k12.mi.us

Schedule an In-Person Appointment: call the Student & Family Help Desk

Community Resource Update Community Resource Update

CRU- Click Here

May 2026 Community Resources Update

In this update:

Free and low cost tutoring, ESL classes and summer activities for youth.

Places where families and students can access community resources, substance abuse support and medications.

May 2026 Community Resources Update

Counselor Assignments Counselor Assignments

Huron High School Counseling Center

Counselors are assigned alphabetically by last name and remain with students all four years. Counselor changes are not permitted.

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Important Building Contacts & Huron Administration Team Important Building Contacts & Huron Administration Team

TBD
Main Office: 734-994-2040
Email: gomezdominguezl@aaps.k12.mi.us


Daryl Hayes
Attendance & Book Depository: 734-994-4327
Email: hayesd@aaps.k12.mi.us


Patrice Gage
Clinic Phone: 734-994-2049
Email: gagep@aaps.k12.mi.us
AAPS Nursing Services / Huron


Sandra Sentinelo
Records/Transcripts : 734-994-2047
Email: sentinelos@aaps.k12.mi.us


Huron High School Counseling Center
Contact: Kristen Fraser

Email: fraserk@aaps.k12.mi.us

Phone: 734-994-2325


Building Administration:

Ché Carter
Principal Head of School
Email: carterc@aaps.k12.mi.us

Administrative Assistant: Taylor Gevaert

Email: gevaertt@aaps.k12.mi.us


Marcus Edmondson
Assistant Principal - 11th Grade (A-K) and 12th Grade
Email: edmondso@aaps.k12.mi.us
Administrative Assistant: Kaylene Larsen
Email: larsenk@aaps.k12.mi.us

Phone: 734-994-2061


Claire Federhofer
Assistant Principal - 10th Grade and 11th Grade (L-Z)
Email: federhoferc@aaps.k12.mi.us
Administrative Assistant: Shenida Page

Email: pages@aaps.k12.mi.us

Phone: 734-994-2045


Lorri English
High School Dean
Email: englishl@aaps.k12.mi.us


James Trush
Email: trushj@aaps.k12.mi.us

Athletics Director/Assistant Principal www.gorats.org

Administrative Assistant: Michele Heiney

Email: heineym@aaps.k12.mi.us
Phone: 734-994-2075
Athletics Page


Program Facilitators: Home / IB at Huron: 9th - 12th Grade

Todd Newell

Huron DP/CP
Email: newellt@aaps.k12.mi.us


Program Facilitators: Home / IB at Huron: 9th - 12th Grade

Luke Milne

Huron MYP Facilitator
Email: milnel@aaps.k12.mi.us

WEBSITE & COMMUNICATION TOOLS WEBSITE & COMMUNICATION TOOLS

Please visit huron.a2schools.org regularly to stay informed. Key pages include: Daily Announcements, Principal Updates & Bulletins, Bell Schedules, Course Guides, Attendance: Google Form (click here) / Phone: 734-994-4327

District Calendar: Click Here

HHS Principals Update
https://huron.a2schools.org/
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