Ernest W. Seaholm High School

Think with reflection. Act with compassion. Perform with honor.

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  • School tools   FIRST TRIMESTER EXAM SCHEDULE

     

     Monday, November 19

    2nd Hour Exam

     7:30 – 9:05*

    Bus departs 9:10 am

    3rd Hour Exam

     9:25 – 11:00

    Bus departs 11:05 am

    Bus pick-up at 11:05 am

     

     Tuesday, November 20

    4th Hour Exam

    7:30 – 9:05*

    Bus departs 9:10 am

    5th Hour Exam

     9:25 – 11:00

    Bus departs 11:05 am

    Bus pick up at 11:05 am

     
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  • Happy Thanksgiving   DATES FOR THANKSGIVING BREAK

    NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS on Wednesday, November 21, Thursday, November 22, and Friday, November 23

    NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS on Monday, November  26 - Records/Prep Day for Staff

    First day of class for Second Trimester is Tuesday, November 27 (Classes start at 7:30 AM  NO X-BLOCK)
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  • School Bus  ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATES

     

    While there aren’t many alternate routes, here's some information about the construction. Allowing for additional time in your commute is a wise approach this November!

    • 14 Mile Road between Telegraph and Lahser – road closed until the end of November.

    o   Alternate route is Telegraph to Maple and Maple down Lahser.  

    • Evergreen between Lincoln and 14 Mile Road down to one lane. This work extends for much of 14 Mile Road between Evergreen and Lahser, with one-way traffic going west (both lanes open from Lahser to just past Berkshire). Work is expected to be complete by mid-November.  

    o   Subdivisions have been barricaded to stop thru traffic. Allow for additional time in your commute.

    Additionally:

    • Southfield Road construction between 12 and 13 Mile Road until mid-November.
    • Westbound 14 Mile Road between Southfield and Greenfield road construction until mid-November.
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  • Blue Ribbon Seal2018   Seaholm High School named National Blue Ribbon School

    On Monday, Oct. 1, 2018 the U.S. Department of Education announced the 2018 National Blue Ribbon Schools, which included Ernest W. Seaholm High School among its recipients. Seaholm was selected as an Exemplary High Performing School, a status given to the state’s highest performing schools as measured by state assessments and nationally normed tests.

    “Seaholm students have a strong history of high academic achievement,” said Interim Superintendent John Silveri. “The National Blue Ribbon status is a coveted recognition and speaks not only to the dedication of our staff members and students, but also to our community for their support and commitment to partnering with us in education.”

    The NBRS award affirms the hard work of educators, families and communities in creating safe and welcoming schools where students master challenging and engaging content. Seaholm is among 300 public schools in the country to receive this recognition.  Seaholm is one of 2 high schools in Michigan to receive the honor this year.

    “We are honored as a school community to be named a National Blue Ribbon School and to celebrate the honor with our school community,” said Principal Kyle Hall.   “Earning the NBRS award does not mean our work stops here. As a high-achieving school, we will continue to work towards our goal of educational excellence for every student.  At Seaholm, however, faculty and students work together to establish a culture and climate that extends our mission beyond academic excellence to nurture growth in character—to think with reflection, act with compassion and perform with honor both in and out of the classroom. ”  

    Up to 420 schools may be nominated each year. The Department invites National Blue Ribbon School nominations from the top education official in all states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Department of Defense Education Activity and the Bureau of Indian Education. Private schools are nominated by The Council for American Private Education (CAPE).
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  • Balls  PowerSchool Registration for Athletics

    BPS is happy to announce that PowerSchool Registration, powered by InfoSnap, is also being implemented for Athletic Registration.

    You may find the link, by clicking here: https://registration.powerschool.com/family/gosnap.aspx?action=13397&culture=en

    (As a reminder, this is an online student registration/data validation system, which allows the district to verify all student demographic, emergency and medical information, prior to the start of the athletic season. It is critical to ensure we have the most up-to-date contact and medical information for all students. The system is a secure and green process supporting our focus on safety and security.  Electronic registration platforms of all kinds engage parents to ensure that information is entered properly, significantly reducing errors. The system will also allow families to electronically sign the annual permission forms. Reminder: you must still submit a physical to the Athletic Offices prior to participating. All physicals must be dated after April 15, 2018.)
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  • Seaholm Maple Leaf  eFunds for Schools 

    How do to I pay for any fees that I may need to pay?

     This is a separate program from the Infosnap registration system and will require a separate login and password.

    You will need your student(s) id number(s) to link to your children’s names and fee options. Id number(s) can be found on your student’s id card and/or report card. Another source is when you are completing the on-line registration.

     To create an account or to login to an existing account, visit: https://payments.efundsforschools.com/v3/districts/56264. Once on the eFunds for Schools homepage, the links for to “Create An Account” or to “Login” are half way down on the left. Please print your eFunds receipt and have your student bring to registration on August 21, 22 or late registration.

     Will there be fees associated with using e-Funds?

     There is a small convenience fee associated with each payment: $1.00 for using your checking/savings account information (direct ACH), and $2.65 (per $100) for using your credit/debit card.

    Your student will need to bring the efunds receipt with them to registration.
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  • Maple Leaf  INTERESTED IN SHADOWING AT SEAHOLM?

    We invite you to schedule a shadow visit to Seaholm. Shadows are recommended for students who are NEW TO THE AREA or coming to Seaholm from a private or parochial school. We allow teachers 48 hour notice that they will be hosting a shadow student in their classroom. Please remember that this is an academic day at Seaholm and we are limited to the number of guest students allowed in the building.  If you are interested in shadowing, please call 248.203.3725 and leave message as to the grade, name of shadow, and school current attending.
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  • Apple Enews Emails

    For the past couple of years we have been using the email addresses from Power School as our source for sending enews and other important class communications electronically.  If your student graduates, advances from middle to high school, their information will get updated along with their student records.  If you “opt out”, you will not get any communications to that email address for any of your children throughout the district, even if you attempt to register to the enews system. 

    If you have "opted out" of receiving enews, please email jstephenson@birmingham.k12.mi.us indicating that you would like to be reinstated on Blackboard Connect.  Thank you!
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Seaholm in the News

Welcome

  • Welcome to Seaholm High School, a vibrant and exciting place to learn and a place where our students know they are part of our family. We take great pride in our high expectations for achievement, our acceptance of differing perspectives and our feeling of community. Our staff encourages students to take risks and to find their passion during their time at Seaholm. 

    Seaholm prides itself not only on offering you a longstanding  tradition of academic excellence but also on providing you with a multitude of opportunities for engagement in the arts, athletics, or managing a retail outfitter on campus, our curriculum extends well beyond the classroom walls.

    We are proud of our dedicated efforts that reflect strong partnerships among students, staff, parents and community.  Helping individuals and organizations in need is one of life's lessons that you will find is a hallmark of Seaholm's commitment to generosity, compassion and service.

    So, again, welcome to school and make yourself at home. We are excited about the opportunity to enrich your lives academically, athletically, artistically, and socially. 

    We look forward to your becoming members of our learning community.


     Warmly,

     

    Kyle Hall

    Principal

     
     
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