Message from the Principal

Kyle Hall
  • Welcome, Seaholm Families! 

  • 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