• WBHS Onsite Admissions Event - Huge Success!
• HBCUs Coming to WBHS! Sign Up Now!
• College Representative Visits - Juniors and Seniors!
• Attention AP Exam Information
• OSTC Information Night - For Enrollment in 2025-2026
• Cosmetology Information Night - For 10th Grade Students for 2025-2026
• OSTC Career Night - December 5th - Check out opportunities to enroll 2025-2026
• Follow us on Instagram!
• Asian American and Pacific Islander High School Conference
• Scholarship Club for seniors!
• College Application Month - Fee
• Black Friday Scholarship Boot Camp-Nov.29th
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship and Community College Guarantee
• Attend a Virtual Info Session on the Michigan Achievement & Comm College Scholarship
• Elks Scholarship for Seniors
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship & Free Community College Info Sessions
• Golden Apple Scholars Program for Students interested in teaching
• William Beaumont Medical School Saturday Programs for High School Students
• Michigan Youth Challenge Academy
• Rotary Exchange
• DNR Careers
• Men in Nursing Day - U of Cincinnati
• HBCU Search Tool
• FAFSA Support Workshops
• Scholarship List

Congratulations to our seniors who participated in our Onsite Admissions Day! Many students were admitted with significant scholarship opportunities! More pictures can be found on our Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/wbhscollegeandcareer/

Interested in learning more about Historically Black Colleges and Universities? Sign up for these three HBCUs that are coming to WBHS!

Sign up now!

Please consider signing up by clicking on the link below. Please join us to learn more.

Monday October 28, 2024 11:00 AM Central State University (HBCU)

Monday October 28, 2024 12:30 PM Morehouse College (HBCU for men)

Thursday November 7, 2024 12:55 PM Coppin State University (HBCU)

Every fall WBHS hosts college representatives in our building. We invite juniors and seniors to learn more about a variety of colleges and establish relationships with the college rep.

Below is a link to the visits currently set up. Please know that this list is updated daily! Please bookmark this page and check frequently for updates.

Out of respect for the representative's time, if you sign up, please make sure you attend. Remember that many times the rep hosting these meetings is also the rep reading your college application. This is a great opportunity to ask questions!

WB College Rep Visit Sign-Up

Monday October 28, 202411:00 AM Central State University (HBCU) OH

Monday October 28, 202412:30 PM Morehouse College (HBCU for males)GA

Wednesday October 30, 202410:30 AM Saginaw Valley State University MI

Thursday October 31, 202411:45 AM University of Rochester NY

November

SundayNovember 4, 20248:00 AMRochester Christian UniversityMI

MondayNovember 4, 20249:00 AMUniversity of ToldeoOH

ThursdayNovember 7, 202412:55 PMCoppin State University (HBCU)MD

FridayNovember 8, 29248:15 AMUniversity of Delaware DE

TuesdayNovember 12, 20249:00 AMAveda Cosmetology SchoolMI

ThursdayNovember 21, 20249:00 AM

Meet the Professional: EMTs, Paramedics, and Firefighting Careers

For the 2025 AP Exams, AP Central has indicated that the goal is to have exams be presented in digital format through the Blue Book app on Chromebooks and computers. In all math, economics and science exams --- it will use a hybrid format with Blue Book AND written free response questions.

Students at West Bloomfield High School will be registering online using TWO SEPARATE WEBSITES. This registration will take a few minutes and can be completed from any computer with internet access.

THE PAYMENT FOR AP EXAMS WILL BE DONE ONLINE THROUGH THE TOTAL REGISTRATION WEBSITE only!!!. (if an exception is needed to pay in person, please contact Mrs. Brody in the Counseling Office now)

Before beginning this process – please note that the SAME email address must be used for all accounts and we recommend that it be your HOME/PERSONAL email (not the school email)

In order to register, students should visit:

1)CollegeBoard/AP registration (you must use the same account

–log in, email,password, etc -- used for PSAT and SAT testing and on TR)

.

2) www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/232882 (it will make sense to go in this website order)

For both websites (AP and TR) you will need a JOIN CODE furnished by each individual AP teacher. Be careful not to mix up COURSE JOIN CODES.

(use back of this form to help track correct JOIN CODES for each AP course)

***This year, each AP exam costs $125.00 each. If you qualify for free/reduced lunch, please contact either Mrs. Brody (karen.brody@wbsd.org) or Ms. Wegrzynowicz (joanne.wegrzynowicz@wbsd.org) for possible financial assistance BEFORE the regular registration deadline of Nov. 1, 2024. Remember you only qualify for this if your family has completed the district online form.

***If you have been approved by the College Board (this is different from ACT) or have applied for accommodations with your counselor for extended time testing or other special accommodations, please contact Mrs. Brody BEFORE the registration deadline. Send an email with this information to karen.brody@wbsd.org.

***We know that parents may desire to register their students for exams. Remember to use the STUDENT name. We strongly recommend that parents and student are both present while registering to ensure the the correct exams are ordered (for example, parents have accidentally registered student for AP English Literature instead of AP English Language or AP United States History instead of AP World History).

Here are the important dates for the registration process:

• Thursday, Sept 25, 2024 – Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 12:00 pm $125.00 per exam + payment fee to TR
• Any exam that is cancelled AFTER Nov. 14 automatically forfeits at least $45.00 in fees to AP.
• The later a test is cancelled, even less of the fee is returned. (This does not apply to 2nd sem. courses such as Micro Economics which has separate deadlines)
• Registrations that have not been paid for by Nov. 14 will be cancelled and exams will not be ordered. Please contact Mrs. Brody if you would like to register for an exam not listed.

*The school’s refund policy is listed on the Total Registration website. If a student is absent for an exam due to illness or other reason, additional administrative costs will be incurred if an alternate exam is able to be administered. In several circumstances, an alternate exam may not be available.

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NACAC STEM College and Career Fair

Sunday, October 27, 2024

1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (ET)

Lawrence Technological University
West 10 Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48075

Attendees - Register Here!

Participating Colleges

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health SciencesNew YorkUnited States45

Albion CollegeMichiganUnited States46

Alfred UniversityNew YorkUnited States38

Arizona State UniversityArizonaUnited States21

Baker CollegeMichiganUnited States16

Binghamton University (SUNY)New YorkUnited States8

Bowling Green State UniversityOhioUnited States19

Carnegie InstituteMichiganUnited States81

Central Michigan UniversityMichiganUnited States22

College for Creative StudiesMichiganUnited States27

Colorado School of MinesColoradoUnited States6

Drexel UniversityPennsylvaniaUnited States13

Duquesne UniversityPennsylvaniaUnited States65

Eastern Michigan UniversityMichiganUnited States24

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityArizonaUnited States17

Great Lakes Maritime AcademyMichiganUnited States66

Gurnick Academy of Medical ArtsCaliforniaUnited States

Illinois Institute of TechnologyIllinoisUnited States41

Indiana State UniversityIndianaUnited States62

Indiana University BloomingtonIndianaUnited States54

Iowa State UniversityIowaUnited States26

Kentucky State UniversityKentuckyUnited States

Kettering UniversityMichiganUnited States49

Lawrence Technological UniversityMichiganUnited States4

Long Island UniversityNew YorkUnited States53

Los Angeles College of MusicCaliforniaUnited States84

Marquette UniversityWisconsinUnited States50

Michigan Technological UniversityMichiganUnited States11

Missouri University of Science and TechnologyMissouriUnited States5

New Mexico TechNew MexicoUnited States67

Northern Michigan UniversityMichiganUnited States23

Nova Southeastern UniversityFloridaUnited States39

NYU Tandon School of EngineeringNew YorkUnited States40

Oakland UniversityMichiganUnited States28

Ohio UniversityOhioUnited States56

Olin College of EngineeringMassachusettsUnited States20

Purdue UniversityIndianaUnited States3

Queen's University BelfastUnited Kingdom79

Ripon CollegeWisconsinUnited States1

Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyIndianaUnited States14

Saginaw Valley State UniversityMichiganUnited States55

Saint Louis UniversityMissouriUnited States44

Stevens Institute of TechnologyNew JerseyUnited States51

Summer Science ProgramDelawareUnited States83

SUU AviationUtahUnited States68

The Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana ChampaignIllinoisUnited States48

Tiffin UniversityOhioUnited States43

United States Military AcademyNew YorkUnited States59

United States Naval AcademyMarylandUnited States80

University at Buffalo, New York's flagshipNew YorkUnited States9

University of Advancing TechnologyArizonaUnited States10

University of CincinnatiOhioUnited States15

University of Detroit MercyMichiganUnited States52

University of FloridaFloridaUnited States34

University of Glasgow(not set)United Kingdom29

University of Illinois at ChicagoIllinoisUnited States42

University of MichiganMichiganUnited States30

University of Michigan Engineering Office of Undergraduate RecruitmentMichiganUnited States32

University of Michigan-FlintMichiganUnited States12

University of Nevada-Las VegasNevadaUnited States37

University of PittsburghPennsylvaniaUnited States33

Virginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginiaUnited States57

Wayne State UniversityMichiganUnited States18

Western Michigan UniversityMichiganUnited States35

West Virginia UniversityWest VirginiaUnited States60

Worcester Polytechnic InstituteMassachusettsUnited States2

Are you in need of money to assist you with paying for college? Do you need scholarships but aren't sure where to start? Every year we get seniors coming to us in tears in April because they cannot afford the college they wish to attend. Don't let this be you! Apply for scholarships all throughout the school year!

Mrs. Noelle Essig, College and Career Counselor, regularly uses her expertise to provide a personalized college search experience for WBHS students. This fall, she is also using her expertise to help interested students find ways to help pay for their education. Join Mrs. Essig as she guides you through the process and provides time each week for students to research and work on scholarship applications. Mrs. Essig will also conduct mock interviews for students who get selected for scholarship interviews.

The next meeting will be Wednesday, October 23rd and October 30th at 2:30 in the iCenter.

Seniors - College application fee waivers are available for students who qualify for free and reduced lunch. Your family needs to apply each year for free and reduced lunch. Please fill out the free and reduced lunch form by clicking here: https://www.wbsd.org/departments/nutriton-services

10th and 11th grade: If you qualify for free and reduced lunch, you can receive a code to waive your fees for the ACT and/or SAT. Please apply for free and reduced lunch first and confirm that you qualify then see your counselor

High school students and families interested in learning more about the Michigan Achievement Scholarship are encouraged to attend an informational webinar provided by MI Student Aid.

Participants will be able to gather the following information:

• Information about the NEW Community College Guarantee
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship eligibility requirements
• Michigan Achievement Scholarship award amounts
• Important action items for students and families
• Additional resources and program information

All sessions are free of charge and open to the public. Register for one session only, as space is limited.

November 13 at 6:30 p.m.

November 26 at 6:30 p.m.

December 10 at 6:30 p.m.

Are you not able to attend a webinar? Take a look at the recording of the Michigan Achievement Scholarship Informational Session.

Closed captioning will be provided. If you need special accommodations to attend this meeting, contact mistudentaid@michigan.gov two business days prior to the scheduled webinar. Requests received after that date cannot be guaranteed, but every effort will be made to provide the accommodation requested.

The Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential is not affiliated with National Merit Scholarship Corporation or its registered trademarks National Achievement®, Achievement Scholarship®, or Achievement Scholar®.

The University of Cincinnati College of Nursing is committed to graduating nurses who reflect the broader U.S. population. To achieve this, we have been purposeful in implementing efforts that impact inclusivity and belongingness, providing students with equitable opportunities and supportive resources.

Encourage your students to join us for Men in Nursing Day! An opportunity to tour our building and meet UC nursing male alumni, students and faculty to learn:

• Is nursing the right profession for you?
• Is UC a good fit for you?
• What support resources are available at the college?
• Application tips and tricks.
  
  

Monday, Nov. 4 | 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
UC College of Nursing, 3rd floor atrium
3110 Vine Street
Cincinnati, OH 45221

REGISTER >>

Lunch will be provided, hope you can join us!

Interested in an HBCU but not sure where to look? Check out this search tool that allows you to search by major. http://thehundred-seven.org/matchme.php

Read a great article about how to navigate the college admissions process from a mom who has been there. Click here to read the article.

Mrs. Essig created this video series to assist seniors in the college application process. If you missed the emails or your senior missed the College App Boot Camp, these resources will be valuable to you! She will continue to add to this throughout the school year. Enjoy!

WBHS College Prep Series #2 - Using the Common Data Set Tool

WBHS College Prep Series #3 - Asking for Letters of Recommendation

WBHS College Prep Series #4 - Creating the College List

WBHS College Prep Series #5 - Types of College Application Deadlines and Fee Waivers

WBHS College Prep Series #6 - Introduction to the Common App & Inviting Recommenders

WBHS College Prep Series #7 - How to Fill Out the Activities Section of the Common App

If you are in 11th and 12th grade, be sure to "accept" the invitation to join the Virtual College and Career Center! Mrs. Essig has created a fantastic resource for you! After you have reviewed the information, you are welcome to set up an appointment with her if you have questions. Mrs. Essig kindly asks that juniors wait until after November 1st to make an appointment as seniors are her priority with November 1st college application deadlines. Check Canvas for more details and announcements.

Parents - You can view the information by being an "observer" of your student in Canvas.

Below are some helpful links for Canvas.

• Canvas Login Portal - Student/Staff
• Canvas Login Portal - Parent/Guardian
• Canvas Instructions for Parents and Students
• Canvas Parent Observer Instructions
• Canvas Sign-On Information
• https://www.wbsd.org/academics/classroom-to-cloud/canvas

Students and families looking for help paying for college can attend an upcoming Virtual Financial Aid Presentation provided by MI Student Aid.

Participants will be able to gather information on the following financial aid topics:

• FAFSA application information
• Federal financial aid programs
• State financial aid programs
• Scholarship searching resources

November 20 at 6:30 p.m.

December 18 at 12:30 p.m.

December 18 at 6:30 p.m.

Additional Financial Aid Webinars

Michigan Achievement Scholarship Informational Sessions

FAFSA Workshops

Receive professional guidance to complete and submit the FAFSA. This workshop is facilitated by Oakland University Student Financial Services and is available as a public service to all high school seniors and current college students, no matter where students choose to attend college. Each workshop session is expected to last approximately 30-60 minutes and will have options for a private breakout room to ask personal questions or share your screen privately for assistance.

Prior to your workshop:

Download the FAFSA Worksheet to access the steps to prepare for the FAFSA. All contributors (students, spouse, and parent(s)) must each create a studentaid.gov account (FSA ID) more than 24 hours before you complete the FAFSA. Record the login information in Step One of the FAFSA Worksheet. Do not create an ID for anyone else, you must use your own personal email and personal phone number. Review the items in Step Two of the FAFSA Worksheet to gather necessary information to complete the FAFSA.

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/02/2024 12:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/02/2024 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/03/2024 12:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/03/2024 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/03/2024 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/04/2024 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/09/2024 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/09/2024 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/10/2024 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/11/2024 12:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
12/11/2024 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/06/2025 05:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/07/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/07/2025 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/08/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/08/2025 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/13/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/13/2025 08:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/14/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/15/2025 05:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/28/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
01/29/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Virtual FAFSA Workshop
02/05/2025 06:00 PM
Online Event

Please note that Ms. Essig posts all scholarship information in the College and Career Center Canvas page. Please follow the Canvas page for the most up-to-date opportunities!

How do I find scholarships?

1. Seniors - The FAFSA will open for the Class of 2025 seniors after December 1st. Apply for Financial Aid after December 1st at this link: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa

2. Check with each college in which you are applying for merit-based scholarships and deadlines.

3. Check for memorial and alumni scholarship opportunities at each college in which you may qualify.

4. Check with student’s/parent’s employer, banks/credit union, religious & civic affiliations, etc. for scholarships.

5. Check the College and Career Center Canvas pages frequently.

6. Read the Counselor Connection

7. Conduct a search by using a national search engine, such as www.fastweb.com, www.scholarships.com, www.myscholly.com, etc. Be sure to create an email address just for these searches as students will receive a lot of emails. There is no need to pay money for these services! Watch for scams!

8. Check Careeronestop: https://www.careeronestop.org/toolkit/training/find-scholarships.aspx

9. College Board Opportunity Scholarships. https://opportunity.collegeboard.org/

10. For more information: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/types/grants-scholarships/finding-scholarships#how-find

11. Remember it takes work to receive most scholarships! You won't know if you don't try!

💟 💖 FEBRUARY DUE DATES 💖 💟

• Gayle S. Joyner Memorial Scholarship - Senior- Due 4th Friday of February
• MEA Scholarship - Seniors - Dependent of an MEA Teachers Union Member - Due Feb. 10th, 2025

☃️❄️ DECEMBER DUE DATES ❄️☃️

• The Edward A. Bajoka Legal Scholarship for Immigrants - Seniors - Due December 31, 2024
• Arthur M. & Berdena King Eagle Scout Scholarship - Eagle Scout - Due December 31, 2024
• EMU Presidential Scholarship- Seniors - 3.5 + - Due December 13, 2024
• Point Foundation - Flagship Scholarship - Senior LGBTQ - Due December 5, 24
• United States Bowling Congress Youth Scholarships - Various Scholarships for Bowlers - Due December 1, 2024
• Hagan Scholarship Foundation - 3.5 GPA with Financial Need - Due December 1, 2024
• Ron Brown Scholarship - Seniors - Due Dec 1st
• Barbara Lotze Scholarship for Future Physics Teachers -Seniors - Dec 1, 2024
• American Rocketry Challenge- 6th-12 grades- Dec 1, 2024 or once full
• American College Foundation Visionary Scholarship - All Grades- Apply by Dec 1, 2024
• Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan Scholarships - Various Dates
• UNCF Scholarships - Various Opportunities for underrepresented students

🍂 🍁 NOVEMBER DUE DATES 🍁🍂

• EVENT: Black Friday Scholarship Boot Camp November 29, 2024
• The NHS Scholarship - Member of NHS, Senior - Due November 26th at 5 pm
• Jack Cooke Kent Scholarship - 3.75+ GPA, Financial Need Seniors- Due Nov. 14, 2024
• Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship - Senior - Due November 12, 2024
• Regeneron Science Talent Search- Due Nov. 7th by 8 p.m.
• National Space Club Scholarship - Senior in STEM - Due November 1, 2024
• CMU Centralis Scholarship - Seniors - 3.7+ Apply by Nov 1, 2024

👻 🎃 OCTOBER DUE DATES 🎃 👻

• Big Futures Scholarship - Seniors - Various Dates - Due October 31st & Feb 28, 25
• Voice of Democracy Scholarship 9-12th grade - Due October 31st

It is important to do your research and created a balanced list of colleges. If you are applying to several reach schools, it is critical that your list includes likely and target schools. Please also keep in mind that your safety school might be your friend's reach school. Please be cautious of your words. Stay open-minded and chase merit scholarships at schools where your GPA is above their average.

Parchment: What you need to know before you start

Last week in advisory, we worked to help seniors create their Parchment accounts. If you were absent, please see the information and instructional video below.

• What is Parchment? Parchment is a transcript delivery service that we (and most high schools and many colleges use). This is how WBHS sends your high school transcript to colleges, employers, the military and so on. The account you create today will be the same account you will log in to years from now if you need to request a transcript to show proof of graduation

• Do I need a Parchment account if I’m not planning to go to college? Yes, everyone needs a Parchment account as many employers will need to see proof of graduation in order to hire you.

• What do I need to know before I create this account?

When you create your account, remember, you will be asked to provide an email address. It's crucial that you DO NOT USE YOUR WBHS EMAIL ADDRESS! Instead, use your personal email address. This is a proactive step to ensure that once you graduate, your Parchment account remains accessible, as your WBHS Email address will be deleted.

When creating your account, be sure to use your full legal name so that your account can be properly matched to your transcript.

Before you begin, remember that at some point in Parchment, they will ask your permission to share your personal information with colleges and universities. WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU SAY “NO” SO THAT YOU DO NOT GET SIGNIFICANT SPAM.

IF AT ANY POINT IN PARCHMENT it asks you to provide your GPA, and area of study, you are in the WRONG SPOT!!! Please click the Parchment icon and then the “DASHBOARD” link to return to the correct area.

THE RED LINE THAT SHOWS THE PERCENT COMPLETE RATE IS NOT IMPORTANT!

There are three steps to creating the account.

• First, you will create your account using your personal email address and password.

• Second, you will be sent a verification code to the email address that you used. Sometimes, this can take a few minutes.

• Lastly, once you enter the code, you must link West Bloomfield High School to your account. Look for the + sign at the center of the screen. If you don’t see it, click on the Parchment Icon at the top left of your screen and click on Dashboard to take you to the correct screen.

Before you begin, please watch this instructional video on how to create the Parchment account. Please watch the video and then work to create your account. - https://youtu.be/une5s-PGN40

If at any point you have difficulty creating your account, please fill out this Google Form and Mrs. Essig will make arrangements to assist you within the next few weeks. Do not panic, we are here to help!

Every college provides data via the Common Data Set about their previous year's admitted students. This is a great way to understand your chances of admission along with helping you determine whether to send your SAT/ACT scores to a college that is test optional. Simply Google the name of the college + Common Data Set to find this information. Look in Section C. This data quickly helps students understand their chances of admission.

To get an estimate of your cost of attendance at a college or university, Google the name of the college with the term "Net Price Calculator." Each college has an estimator. This doesn't guarantee your cost of attendance but can be a useful tool.

WBHS Counseling Department

Alpha Splits

Kelly Casinelli - Students with last names A-Ch
Joanne Wegrzynowicz - Students with last names Ci-Gra
Karen Brody - Students with last names Grb-Kl
Kason Dickerson - Students with last names Km-M
Kyle Landon - Students with last names N-Sh
John Hepper - Students with last names Si-Z

Noelle Essig - College & Career Counselor

Carla Jones - Mental Health Specialist

Administrative Staff

Mr. Eric Pace, Principal

Eric.Pace@wbsd.org

Susie Aisner, Assistant Principal

Susan.Aisner@wbsd.org

Jamie Glinz, Assistant Principal

Jamie.Glinz@wbsd.org

Dr. Stephanie Clark, Assistant Principal

Stephanie.Clark@wbsd.org

Eric Pierce, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director

Eric.Pierce@wbsd.org

Newsletter Contact:

Email: noelle.essig@wbsd.org
Website: https://www.wbsd.org/west-bloomfield-high-school/counseling-office
Location: 4925 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield Township, MI, USA
Phone: (248)865-6768
Twitter: @WBHSCounseling

Appointment with Counselor

College Rep Virtual Visits

Counselor Connection - Prior Editions

Financial Aid and Scholarships

NCAA Eligibility Center - College Athletics

Parchment- Sending Transcripts

OK2SAY

1-855-565-2729

Text - 652729

https://www.michigan.gov/ok2say

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

1-800-273-TALK (8255)

https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Text - HELLO to 741741