Message from the Principal

Michael Wicker

  • Welcome to the Maple Forest!

    Seaholm High School is an inclusive place where students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally.  We have a longstanding tradition of academic excellence, but also strive to be a place for all students’ interests.  We offer a community with countless sports, clubs, and other opportunities to challenge student creativity, and growth.

     

    We, as the Seaholm community, are committed to working as a team with our many stakeholders to ensure students are well prepared for life after high school. We will strive to be more globally focused, connected to alumni, and school spirited. As the world progresses, Seaholm will change along with it. As always, it is a great time to be a Maple!

     

    Michael Wicker, Principal

  • Points of Pride

    • Seaholm offers over 20 AP courses in both core and elective disciplines. A majority of the students excel and earn college credit.
    • Seaholm offers 32 varsity sports programs (several of which are State Champions) which emphasize not only outstanding athletic skills but also teamwork, sportsmanship and character building.
    • A large number of students participate in the annual Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition, frequently advancing to the final competition.
    • Seaholm offers award-winning career and technical education programs: business, marketing, finance and information technology.
    • Seaholm offers extensive programs in the fine and performing arts. Annually, students earn awards at local, state and national levels in music, art, publications, writing and oratory.
    • Robotics, engineering technology and renewable energy capture the talent and imagination of students who maximize their potential through hands-on experiences.
    • Community Service is an integral part of the Seaholm experience. The Community Service Office provides opportunities for students to perform service out in the larger community.
    • The upperclassmen serve as mentors to the freshmen and students new to Seaholm to ensure a smooth transition to high school through the Make Me a Maple (M3)  Program and New Student Welcome Group.
    • Seaholm STEM/Physics teacher, Doug Baltz, earned the Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship for 2015-16. Baltz brought his insights, extensive knowledge and practical classroom experience to the legislative and executive branches, aiding in the establishment and implementation of federal education programs.
    • The latest technology for student learning includes Sanako language labs, Digital Storm Computers for game design and programming.
    • Seaholm Business Technology Teacher, Leisa Passarelli, was selected as Birmingham Public School’s 2016 Teacher of the Year
    • Seaholm’s Business Technology Department services more students a year more than most other high schools or vocational centers in Oakland County