Ernest W. Seaholm Weekly e-News
May 1, 2025 Volume 11, Issue 33
Seaholm Weekly eNews
September 26, 2025 - Volume 12, Issue 6
Seaholm High School - Michigan School of Character and Evergreen Green School
Website: https://seaholm.birmingham.k12.mi.us/
Location: 2436 West Lincoln Street, Birmingham, MI, USA
Phone: 248-203-3700
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SeaholmHS
Instagram: @seaholmhs_maples
BPS District Homepage: https://www.birmingham.k12.mi.us/
Important Upcoming Dates
Sept 27-28: Field Day Canned Food Drive Collection at Kroger
Sept 28: Powder Puff Game & Miracle Night
Oct 1: Count Day
Oct 2: Yom Kippur
Oct 3: FIELD DAY (early dismissal, approx. 11am), Homecoming Football Game
Oct 4: Homecoming Dance
Oct 14: Half Day, All Schools (High School 7:50am Start - 10:50am Dismissal)
Oct 15: PSAT/NMSQT Practice Test, 11th grade
Oct 16: Picture Retake Day, High School Conferences
Oct 21: Diwali
Oct 24: Seaholm vs. Groves Home Football Game, 7pm
Oct 27: Seaholm Open House, 5-7pm
Oct 28: Seaholm Orchestra Masquerade Concert, 7pm
Oct 29: FAFSA/Financial Aid Night (virtual, 6pm), Seaholm Choir Masquerade Concert, 7pm
Oct 31: Half Day, All Schools (High School 7:50am Start - 10:50am Dismissal) - Halloween
Nov 3: 1st Quarter Ends
Nov 4: NO SCHOOL
Nov 5: 2nd Quarter Begins
Nov 11: Junior Student and Parent Night, Part 1, Veterans Day
Nov 12-14: Seaholm Musical Auditions, Mamma Mia!
Full Approved 2025-26 BPS Calendar:
Seaholm News
Friday, 10/3 Field Day Early Dismissal
At the conclusion of our Field Day event, students will be dismissed at approximately 11am. We anticipate busses will leave Seaholm at 11:15am.
COUNT DAY, WED OCT 1
Parents and families, please mark your calendars! Wednesday, October 1st is Count Day—one of the most important school days of the year. State funding for our district is determined by student attendance on this critical day, which directly impacts the resources, programs, and support we can provide your children throughout the school year.
Every student counts, and every absence affects our school's funding. Please make every effort to ensure your child is present in ALL CLASSES and on time on October 1st. If your child must miss school that day due to illness, please contact the main office as usual.
Your partnership in prioritizing attendance on Count Day helps secure the educational opportunities and resources our students deserve. Thank you for your support in making this day a success!
Student School Photos - Ready for Pick up!
Student school photos are available for pick-up outside of the main office. If you ordered photos please have your student retrieve them from the appropriate grade level box in the main lobby.
Free/Reduced Lunch Deadline Quickly Approaching!
Free breakfast and lunch for all students may end on September 30th, 2025. State funding beyond that date has not been finalized. If state funding ends, families who don't APPLY for free/reduced price meals may need to pay starting October 1st, 2025. We'll keep you updated as soon as more information is available.
Click here to apply for free/reduced lunch. --> Click "Apply for Benefits"
We strongly encourage all families who think there’s even a small chance they may qualify to complete the Free and Reduced Meals Application now.
Families must apply EACH YEAR to continue to receive Free/Reduced Lunch benefits.
Attendance Reminder
Seaholm Attendance: Seaholmattendance@birmingham.k12.mi.us
Seaholm uses an email attendance system for all absences. A parent or guardian must email student absences within 5-days following the absence.
Please allow 24-hours for attendance to be updated.
In the event of an absence report the following to Seaholmattendance@birmingham.k12.mi.us
- Appointment - a doctor’s note is necessary for your child to be considered Excused Exempt (EE) if at ortho, dentist, pediatrician, etc.
- Illness (please state the nature of illness, eg: flu, stomach virus, pink eye, strep, etc.)
- Family issue
- Bereavement
- Religious Holiday
- Vacation
- College visit or school related event
You may attach medical information to this email, or send it in with your student.
Absences (A) or tardies (T or TA) not reported will be recorded as unexcused.
Need Your Student Excused During the Day?
Students leaving early must visit the Attendance Office to get a pass to leave class prior to the beginning of that class period.
We will NOT be interrupting instruction and student learning for early dismissal.
Students with dismissal passes will need to sign-out in the Attendance Office before leaving the building.
Students arriving late or returning to school will use the Late/Tardy Entry QR Code posted throughout the building to log the arrival. The Google email confirmation will be the classroom pass.
Field Day and Spirit Week
Canned Food Collection at Kroger: Sept 27 & Sept 28
Powder Puff, Miracle Night (halftime): Sept 29, 5:00pm, Maple Field
Spirit Week: Sept 29-Oct 3 (see schedule below)
Field Day: Oct 3 @ 8:00am
Homecoming Football Game: Oct 3 @ 7:00pm, Maple Field Vs. North Farmington
Homecoming Dance: Oct 4 @ 7:00-9:00pm
Field Day T-Shirts
Field Day T-shirts can be ordered until Wednesday, October 1. Shirts can be paid for:
- through eFunds or
- bringing in $22 in cash or check to Mrs. Noren in the main office.
FIELD DAY CHARITY EVENT - GLEANERS FOOD DRIVE
Bring in those canned goods, Seaholm!
The Field Day Charity Event is underway! Bring in canned goods through Tuesday, Sept 30 OR stop by KROGER at Maple/Lahser on Saturday or Sunday to
Classes will receive points based on the TOTAL POUNDS of food collected.
NO GLASS JARS, please!
Donate with us at our neighborhood KROGER at Maple/Lahser on Saturday and Sunday, 9/27 and 9/28 from 9am-3pm.
Collection days at Seaholm will continue on Monday and Tuesday next week. Winner will be announced at Field Day.
SPIRIT WEEK THEME SCHEDULE
Monday Sept 29 - Adam Sandler Day (baggy clothes, hat and sunglasses)
Tuesday Sept 30 - Pajama Day (PJs, robe, comfy clothes)
Wednesday Oct 1 -Jersey vs. Jersey Shore (sports jersey or "Jersey Shore")
Thursday Oct 2 - Generations Day (Freshman - Babies, Sophomores - Teens, Juniors - Adults, Seniors - Elderly)
Friday Oct 3 - FIELD DAY (Wear your class Field Day Shirt)
HOMECOMING DANCE
Saturday, October 4, 7-9:00pm @ Seaholm
Dance Ticket Information:
$20 CASH in advance at Pool Doors, Mon-Thurs
$25 CASH at the door
THEME: "There's no place like Seaholm"
ATHLETICS NEWS
See Athletics Section below for updates from:
- Varsity Figure Skating Information Meeting and Sign Up
- Women's Futbol Information Meeting
- eSports Information and Sign Up
🌟MIRACLE NIGHT at Seaholm! 🌟
Join us for a heartwarming Seaholm tradition — MIRACLE NIGHT— where our amazing students with disabilities (ALL AGES!) are paired with varsity football players for an adaptive touchdown experience under the lights on Maple Field! 🏈✨
📅When: Sunday, September 28, 2025
Interested Students/Parents:
👉Register by Wednesday, September 24 using the QR code on the flyer and email your student's photo to afrank@birmingham.k12.mi.us
🕠Time: Meet inside the Seaholm gates at 5:30 PM to check in, pick up your t-shirt, and meet your football link. Miracle Night will be held during the half time of PowderPuff. Powder Puff game starts at 5:00pm
📍Where: Seaholm High School – Maple Field
🍔What’s Included: Free t-shirt + concession stand combo meal for all participants
📸Photos: Each participant’s photo will be proudly displayed on the scoreboard!
A huge thank you to the Seaholm Football Boosters Club for sponsoring this amazing event. 💙
#SeaholmPride #MiracleNight
Seaholm Green Club Launches Sneaker Drive
Seaholm High School’s Green Club is holding an athletic shoe drive this fall. Anyone can help by simply donating gently worn, new, or used sneakers.
We know that most people have extra sneakers in their closets they would like to donate rather than throw away. By doing so, we help the environment by keeping them out of the landfill.
Please drop off your athletic shoes to the bin in the security vestibule any time now through the end of October.
OH LA LA!!! SPRING BREAK FRANCE TRIP 2026:
Attention ADVANCED students of French! It’s time to travel!
Are you interested in an opportunity to bring your French language learning alive? Are you currently enrolled in or have already completed level French 3 or above? Then come with Madame Marx to France this upcoming Spring Break, 2026!
Visit Renaissance castles, eat delicious French food, explore the romantic city of Paris, honor American history on the beaches of Normandy, and revel in the beauty of the French Riviera!
If interested, please contact Madame Marx by email (kmarx@birmingham.k12.mi.us) or stop by F106 TODAY to receive registration information! - MERCI!
Azores Trip, Summer 2026
Don’t miss out! Students can travel to the Azores in Summer 2026 - it is going to be an amazing adventure! Visit here to learn more: www.eftours.com/2897776CM - Mrs. Holloway
Spain & Morocco Spring Break 2026
- Ready to travel again?
- Want to practice Spanish and spend 10 marvelous days exploring Spanish culture and more?
Ms. Meleca will be leading a trip to Spain & Morocco during Spring Break 2026! An informational meeting will take place on Thursday, September 25 at 6:30pm in the Seaholm Media Center.
All students currently enrolled in Spanish 2 or higher or who have previously completed level 4 or higher are eligible to apply. Students are welcome to stop by room F105 for an application. In the meantime, please visit www.educationaltravel.com/Meleca-7707 for more details and click on the “I’m interested” button. Hope to see you there!
District News
Superintendent's Student Ambassador Program
The Superintendent's Student Ambassador Program is now accepting applications! Ambassadors amplify student voices by serving on committees, supporting school events, and representing their peers at Board of Education meetings. Spaces are limited, with most openings reserved for 9th graders. Applications are due October 1—apply today on the BPS website!
Counseling Department News
JUNIORS - If you missed the updated Bluebook app download in advisory on Thursday, September 25th, please click on the following link on your school-issued laptop and download the update. This MUST be done before Digital Readiness that is scheduled on Thursday, October 9th and will affect your PSAT/NMSQT testing if it is not done correctly. The same link was emailed to your bps-schools.com accounts too.
https://bluebook.app.collegeboard.org/downloads/Bluebook%20Setup%200.9.505.exe
CLASS OF 2027 - PSAT/NMSQT TESTING FOR JUNIORS
All 11th-grade students will be taking the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, during the school day.
The PSAT/NMSQT takes 2 hours and 14 minutes and consists of 2 sections: (1) the Reading and Writing Section, and (2) the Math Section.
Juniors who take the PSAT/NMSQT may qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Competition and other scholarship programs. This test provides students with a great opportunity to practice and refine skills through taking a standardized test in a timed environment. All juniors will be taking the SAT at Seaholm in April 2026.
Attendance - After testing is complete, students will have lunch and then return to their 5th and 6th hour classes.
What to Bring
· The student’s school-issued laptop - - - - fully charged.
· The Bluebook app must be installed on the district laptop https://bluebook.app.collegeboard.org/. Students were advised to complete this during advisory hour on September 25, 2025.
· The digital readiness task must be completed one week before testing. Students will complete the digital readiness in school on Thursday, October 9th during Advisory Hour.
· A power cord and/or a portable charger. We cannot guarantee you’ll have access to an outlet during testing. There will be charging stations in each corner of the gym, but it is limited seating.
· A pencil or pen.
What Not to Bring
· Any devices, including smartwatches, that can be used to record, transmit, receive, or play back audio, photographic, text, or video content
· Pamphlets or papers of any kind
· Dictionaries or other books—there are no exceptions
FOR STUDENTS WITH APPROVED ACCOMMODATIONS
Students with approved College Board testing accommodations will have their approved accommodations embedded in the testing program. For example, students approved for an extended time will have additional time for their exam. Students in an accommodated room MUST stay till the standard testing time (2 hours, 14 minutes) elapses but can be dismissed individually and quietly once they finish testing. Students should bring snacks and lunch on this day in case they decide to utilize the full extended time! More information on the PSAT/NMSQT can be found at https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt
Attention Senior Parents & Students - Did you miss College Night on September 9th?
Please review the full presentation and if you have questions then our counseling team, and College & Career Coordinator, are available for questions.
It is also posted on the Class of 2026 page on the Seaholm Counseling website. Student emails were sent out to all seniors on September 8th to encourage them to sign up with their counselors for individual post-secondary planning meetings. We strongly encourage you to come see us for assistance with your college applications and/or post-secondary plans.
College & Career Department News
College and Career Center Events are listed on the CCC Calendar
College and Career Center Events are listed on the CCC Calendar
Please note college visits and events are being added rapidly, please check the CCC Calendar for updates.
College & Career Center - Seaholm High School
Sept. 29 - University of Chicago - College Visit - 10:15 a.m.
Sept. 30 - Central Michigan University - College Visit - 10:15 a.m.
Sept. 30 - Oakland University - College Visit - 11:30 a.m.
Sept. 30 - University of Pennsylvania - College Visit - 1:15 p.m.
Events outside of Seaholm:
Joyce Ivy Foundation - College Admissions Webinars
"JCAW sessions are open to all high school students (all genders), educators, and family members."
For information and registration: Free College Admissions Webinars for Students, Educators and Families
University of Pennsylvania - Intro to Penn: Detroit
Tuesday, September 30, 2025 at 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Detroit Country Day High School
For info and registration: Intro to Penn: Detroit
Virtual Info Sessions - Harvard, Princeton, the University of Virginia, Wellesley, and Yale
"Don't miss your opportunity to hear admissions officers from all five schools discuss the variety of opportunities one can find at our institutions."
For info and virtual links/various dates: The Office of Undergraduate Admission
CMU & You Day - September 27 - Central Michigan University
For info: Special Visit Events
Amherst, Bowdoin, Carleton, Pomona, Swarthmore, Williams
Information Session - October 6 at 7:00 p.m.
The Hawk - Farmington Hills Community Center
For info and registration: sixcolleges.org | Home or sixcolleges.org | October 6 Student RSVP
Purdue University - Exploring Engineering - Women in Engineering Program
"Free event for all high school Juniors and Seniors."
Oct. 19 - 20, 2025
For info: Exploring Engineering at Purdue - Women in Engineering Program - Purdue University
Michigan National Portfolio Day - CCS
November 9, 2025 - 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
For information: Michigan National Portfolio Day | College for Creative Studies
Michigan Assured Admissions Pact (MAAP) Info - "The Michigan Assured Admissions Pact participating universities are committed to admitting all Michigan high school graduates who earned a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or above."
For MAAP info: Home | Michigan Assured Admission Pact (maap.org)
Financial Aid
Michigan Achievement Scholarship - Informational Sessions (Webinars) "Informational webinar provided by Michigan Department of Treasury’s MI Student Aid team.” For registration: - Michigan Achievement Scholarship Informational Sessions Various dates listed.
Virtual Financial Aid Presentations - MI Student Aid
Financial Services offers a variety of financial aid events available to students and their families who wish to learn more about the financial aid process, completing the FAFSA, or evaluating financial aid awards. For registration: Virtual Financial Aid Presentations - Various dates listed.
Scholarship Information – For a list of scholarship information and to see past listed opportunities, visit the College & Career Center website – Scholarship link
Scholarships - Seaholm High School (birmingham.k12.mi.us) . Check individual scholarships for student eligibility and grade level requirements.
**Please check this information periodically, as scholarships and deadline dates for the 2025/2026 school year continue to be updated.**
Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship
“The Coca-Cola Scholars Program scholarship is an achievement-based scholarship awarded to graduating high school seniors.” Application deadline: September 30, 2025.
For more info visit: Apply - Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
CMU Centralis Scholar Award – “Awarded to high school seniors. Award includes admission to the CMU Honors Program, full tuition (33 credits per year), fees, and food and housing for four years and a $5,000 study away award.” For info: Centralis Scholarships | Central Michigan University (cmich.edu) Application deadline: November 3, 2025.
Michigan Tech – Leading Scholars Award
“Michigan Tech’s premier Leading Scholar program recognizes resident and non-resident high school seniors who have demonstrated outstanding leadership and scholarly achievements both in and outside the classroom.” Info and eligibility: Leading Scholar Award | Michigan Tech Admissions (mtu.edu) Application deadline: November 15, 2025.
Academic Department News
Check back next week!
Community & Service
COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
- Seaholm High School offers many community service opportunities that are continuously updated at Community Service Opportunities and through the Seaholm Community Service Club (Club SOS/Interact Club)
If you have any questions, please contact Katie Parker, Community School Organizer, kparker@birmingham.k12.mi.us
**New Community Service Opportunities**
Join the 25-26 Classroom for updated logs.
2025-2026 BPS Saturday School Tutor Sign-Up
BPS Saturday School welcomes volunteer student tutors seeking community service hours. High schoolers and NJHS middle schoolers are both welcome. Adult volunteers from the BPS community are also welcome, but they must have a valid ICHAT background check on file.
Please click on the this Sign up Link to sign up for any of our Saturday School dates for the 2025-2026 school year. Please reach out to Jason Clinkscale at jclinkscale@birmingham.k12.mi.us with questions or to arrange a background check.
Saturday School Dates (9 – 11 am in the Berkshire Middle School Media Center)
Saturday School Dates for 2025-2026 School Year:
September - 27
October - 4, 11, 18 & 25
November - 1, 8, 15 & 22
December - 6 & 13
January - 10, 24 & 31
February - 7 & 28
March - 7, 14 & 21
April - 11, 18 & 25
May - 2, 9, 16 & 30
June - 6
Seaholm Maple Athletics
Athletics
Seaholm has a proud tradition of athletic excellence. Nearly 1,000 students participate in 35 varsity programs on 64 teams. For information on tickets to games, registration for sports, team schedules and for a list of sports offered at Seaholm with coach contact information, click Athletics.
- Athletics Team Schedules
Athletic team schedules are posted at www.seaholmsports.org. You can also use the schedule page to find direct links for each team this season. Hint: Visit the schedule site and sign up for email updates.
Seaholm Women’s Soccer 2025-2026
Looking to try a new sport or continue your soccer career, then come join us for an Information Night for all Players and Parents on Tuesday Oct 18 at Seaholm in the “Little Theater.”
Freshman players/parents should come at 6 pm.
Sophomore-Senior players/parents come at 6:30. (Freshman players/parents stay for the 6:30 meeting too.)
Please sign up on our website (player registration) so we can get you on our mailing list. Our Spring season runs mid-March to late May/June. We offer some optional preseason technical skills and strength training led by the Captains starting in early November. We play games during an optional Indoor season from Dec-March. There is also a lot of information available on our website: Seaholmfutbol.com or contact us at Seaholmsoccer@gmail.com with any questions.
We are looking forward to meeting you!
Seaholm Women’s Futbol social media ***Please follow: · Facebook: : https://www.facebook.com/groups/763274521186249
· Instagram: Seaholmwfutbol
· Twitter: @SeaholmwFutbol · Website: www.seaholmfutbol.com
Varsity Esports
BPS has partnered with MHSEL and PlayVS to bring VARSITY ESPORTS TO BPS, competing in Super Smash Bros Ultimate, Mario Kart and more! This year, Valorant and Overwatch 2 are also available for competition. A Winter 2 Regular Season with playoff and championship structures will be offered starting in January.
From Sept - Dec, there is Free Play Wednesday from 3-5pm at Seaholm/Lincoln E108 Esports Lab. This is open to all Groves/Seaholm/Lincoln students at no cost. Drop-in and get to know other gamers and try out the games in local and online scrimmages. Prepare for the Competitive Season that starts in January.
Important Links
Join Discord for all major communications. https://discord.gg/VTfQaGwtze
More Information: https://bit.ly/4gwGzuv
Contact Ralph Hickmott (rhickmott@birmingham.k12.mi.us) or your school’s Athletic Director with questions.
Clubs & Extra Curriculars
PTSA News & Updates
2025-2026 National PTA Reflections Art Program
This year's theme is: I Belong!
Seaholm artists are invited to create works of art for recognition and awards. Reflect on this year's theme and submit original artwork in any of the following categories:
Dance Choreography - Film Production - Literature - Music Composition - Photography - Visual Arts
To Apply:
· Access rules and forms at www.birmingham.k12.mi.us/programs-services/pta-reflections
· Submit your completed artwork via Google Form or email to Katy Dobrowitsky at kdobrowitsky@gmail.com. *Deadline is Friday, November 7th, 2025
PTSA 2025-26 Sign Ups
Seaholm Monthly Staff Treats
Each month the Seaholm parent community and PTA provide a fun treat for the Seaholm staff. The treats are set up in the staff lounge with a note of gratitude for all they do. The note also includes the name of the Seaholm family who sponsored the treats. This is a simple way to help add some fun to the day!
If your family would like to help sponsor one of the monthly treat days, you can Venmo $150 to @SeaholmPTA. Please include the family name you would like included on the sign placed with the treats.
First Friday Sign Up
UPDATES from your 2025/2026 Seaholm PTSA
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FALL AUCTION WINNERS
We hope our winners enjoy the reserved graduation seats and the reserved junior parking spot. The PTSA raised almost $1500, which will go towards teacher and staff grants to enhance our students’ academic and extracurricular experiences at Seaholm.
PRINTED SEAHOLM STUDENT DIRECTORY
Printed directories for families that paid the 2025/26 PTSA member dues will be available for pick up in the security vestibule starting this Friday (9/26). Parents or students may pick up their family's directory.
JOIN THE PTSA
Become a 25/26 PTSA Member and make a Direct Donation
Your $25 membership dues include a printed Seaholm Student Directory, voting rights, monthly newsletters, and legislative updates. Additional direct donations to the PTSA support critical school needs like teacher grants, learning infrastructure, student activities and scholarships. Direct donations covered over $20,000 in PTSA grants last school year! This is the primary PTSA fundraiser and is 100% tax deductible. The suggested donation is $75 per child or $125 per family. Additional donations are welcome!
To pay member dues and make a direct donation, login or create an e~Funds account here: https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56264/
Or pay via Venmo @SeaholmPTAGET CONNECTED WITH THE SEAHOLM PTSA
Learn more about the PTSA on the Seaholm website here.
Facebook Groups:
Seaholm PTSA Group
Seaholm Class of 2026 Families
Seaholm Class of 2027 Families
Seaholm Class of 2028 Families
Seaholm Class of 2029 Families
PTSA Meeting Information
PTSA 9-9-25 MEETING MINUTES
https://tinyurl.com/Seaholm-PTSA-9-9-25
2025/26 PTSA MONTHLY MEETING SCHEDULE
Our PTSA meetings will take place on the listed Tuesdays at 7 PM in the Media Center and via Teams
tinyurl.com/SeaholmPTSA-Meeting
Meeting ID: 283 753 581 897/Passcode: Ekcq3b
Oct 10: Executive Board Grant Review
Nov 12: Regular meeting
Jan 14: Regular meeting
March 11: Regular meeting
April 08: Present 2025-2026 PTA Slate
May 13: Incoming Freshman Family Information
June 10: 2025-2026 Executive Board meeting
Ongoing
Covid Guidance Update
Recently, the Oakland County Health Division updated its’ Covid guidance. A 5 day isolation is no longer required. Students and staff may return to school when their symptoms overall have improved, they do not have fever and they have been fever free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications such as Tylenol (acetaminophen) Motrin or Advil (ibuprofen). Masking is not mandated, but strongly recommended by the county for 5 days when returning to normal activities to prevent the spread of illness to others. Proper hygiene (cough & sneeze etiquette) and handwashing (20 seconds, all hand surfaces) preventive strategies to prevent the spread of illness to others. Link to Oakland County Health Division guidance (below) https://www.oakgov.com/community/health/health-a-z/information-a-z/respiratory-virus-guidelines
Birmingham Education Foundation
Each year the BEF grants $100,000+ to support exceptional education programs both in and out of the classroom by connecting innovative teachers with community support. Please consider donating to the Annual Fund today!
To find out more about other ways to support the BEF, such as sponsoring the Bash or donating to the Bash Auction, contact: Kathy Zanolli, Executive Director @ BEF@Birmingham.k12.mi.us.
Bloom Upcycle Boutique
Sports Cycle
Sports Cycle will be open every Friday for both A and B lunch through the end of the school year in the cafeteria at their store. Shop upcycled sports clothing and equipment free of charge! Sports Cycle is a non-profit student organization that redistributes and repurposes gently used sports gear of all ages, sizes, and sports back to the community. If you have any questions, contact by DM on Instagram or X at sportscycle_shs or email at sportscycle.shs@gmail.com.
Food Deliveries Prohibited - REMINDER
To stay aligned with BPS policy, Seaholm students are prohibited from ordering delivery food during the school day. Breakfast and lunch will be provided free of charge for all students this year in the Seaholm cafeteria.
Please be aware of this policy and talk to your student about the policy. It is strictly enforced.
"Students are prohibited from ordering delivery food during the school day, either directly from a restaurant or through smart phone applications and websites. Any food deliveries will be confiscated by the front office and, at the discretion of the front office, may either be retrieved at the end of the school day or discarded. Violation of this policy may result in student discipline."
https://z2policy.ctspublish.com/luskalbertson/browse/birminghamset/birmingham/z20000016
Need Another Laptop Charger?
If you need to replace your laptop charger or would like to order a charger to have at home, CLICK HERE FOR AMAZON LINK to a Dell genuine part on Amazon.
You may find one less expensive. Just please make sure it matches the specs of the original charger to avoid damage to the laptop. Specs can be found HERE.
BPS Saturday School
BPS Saturday School Coordinators work together with NHS students from Groves and Seaholm and student teachers from Oakland University, to tutor to any K-12 BPS students in any academic area. WHEN: Every Saturday (excluding holidays, breaks, summer), 9:00am
No need to register, but they ask for a $3 donation to help us provide snacks
For more details: Saturday School website.