Email: Ryan.Sines@FraserK12.org
Website: https://www.fraser.k12.mi.us/Domain/16
Location: 34270 Garfield Road, Fraser, MI, USA
Phone: 586-439-7295
Twitter: @PrincipalSines

At this time, families are able to request to change the learning mode for their student(s) for the second semester of the 2024-2025 school year. Students who are currently attending school in-person in can switch to virtual, and students who are enrolled in virtual can switch to in-person. If you do not wish to switch your child’s learning mode, no action is necessary.

Requests will be handled on a case-by-case basis. Submitting the form linked in this email does not guarantee a request will be granted. Requests will be reviewed by building and district leadership and the parent/guardian will be notified. If approved, the change will be effective for the second semester (January 6, 2025 - June 6, 2025). Please carefully consider this semester-long commitment before submitting this application, as requests to change during the second semester will not be granted. However, the District may change your child’s learning mode if appropriate academic progress is not met throughout the semester.

If you are interested in changing your child’s learning mode for the second semester, please fill out this application. You will need to submit one request for each student.

Enrollment Change Request Form

This application will close on December 16th. You will be notified by the District of your child’s application status and specific information will be provided about the switch.

At Fraser High School, excellence extends beyond academics, and each week, exceptional students are recognized for embodying core values that define character and community. Nominated by their dedicated teachers, the Students of the Week stand out in areas such as Respect, Integrity, Self-discipline, or Engagement. These remarkable individuals not only excel in their studies but also demonstrate a profound commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive school environment. Their actions inspire their peers, creating a ripple effect of positivity and setting a shining example for the entire Fraser High School community. This week's students of the week are:

Attention Senior Parents,

The FAFSA (FREE Application for Federal Student Aid) will officially open December 1st for this year’s senior class. Regardless of financial situation, it is recommended all senior students apply and submit their FAFSA to any higher institutions they are considering attending. The application is FREE. Submitting the FAFSA does NOT consent for loans to be dispersed. The FAFSA allows for a student aid report to be made for your child that breaks down the costs of attending a particular college/university.

Please go to https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa to apply for federal aid for your child for the upcoming 2025-26 school year.

NEW THIS YEAR- by filling out the FAFSA your child can become eligible for:

• The Michigan Community College Guarantee which offers FREE Community College tuition for in county student’s regardless of family income
• If you receive the federal Pell grant, you’re eligible for a $1,000 bonus to help pay for living expenses like books, transportation, and rent.
• There are additional grant opportunities through the Michigan Achievement Scholarship for Universities and Career Training programs by filling out FAFSA.
• Find out more here: https://www.michigan.gov/mistudentaid/programs/michigan-achievement-scholarship

Attention Senior Parents:

Please use the link below to type the name you wish to be placed on your child's high school diploma. Student name must be their LEGAL name, no nicknames. It can include middle name, middle initial or be left out completely. Most students choose to spell it out. Please use upper and lower (A, a) case letters appropriately as this is how it will be printed. Failure to respond will result in your child's name to be printed how it is in PowerSchool. Please reach out to your child’s counselor with any questions.

https://forms.gle/hmVSCTaGTWQpHC1h6

ALL students who drive to school MUST have a 2024/25 parking tag displayed from their rearview mirror to park in the student lots at Fraser High School. These tags are blue or gray in color. Previous year tags are not valid. Security checks for valid tags, along with enforcing all the FHS Driving & Parking Lot Rules, will continue throughout the school year. Untagged vehicles may be ticketed or towed. Students who violate the parking rules may have their permit suspended or revoked and face the possibility of disciplinary action (suspension from school) by the school’s administration.

Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors may purchase parking permits before or after school in Mr. Baker’s office, room #2710. Permits are sold on a “first come, first served” basis. Parking Permit Applications are available in all the Asst. Principal Office locations.

As we look forward to another school year, please take a moment to review the process that we have in place for traffic flow in our parking lots, so that everyone can enter and exit as quickly and efficiently as possible.

• If you live in our bussing area, please have your child take the bus.
• If you need to drop your student off, please try to do so before 7:10. There is very little waiting at that time.
• Please use the Klein road parking lot for drop off. This parking lot is usually much less congested.
• If you use the Garfield parking lot, please pull to the curb to drop your child off, and then proceed down past the main entrance before turning left to get in line to exit. Please do not use the parking lanes before the main entrance to enter the exit line.

Thank you for your help and support.

Ryan D. Sines, Ed.S.

As in past years, we will be helping Fraser families with basic needs (food, paper products, and hygiene supplies) from our on-site pantry.

If you would like to donate items to the pantry at any time throughout the year, we would be so grateful for your contribution. Here is a "Wish List" for the pantry if you would like some ideas, but any contribution is very much appreciated.

Please drop off donations to the Fraser High School Main Office --ATTN: Stephanie McClain

If you and your family are in need of food assistance at any time, please reach out to your child's counselor, and we would be happy to help!

The deadline has been extended one last time.

You have a final chance to get a photo taken to be featured in the yearbook and on the class composite.

The photo students take for the student ID is not the photo used for the senior year.

At this point you need to use Prestige Photography. Their fee is only $20 for the basic yearbook sitting.

The absolute FINAL DEADLINE for taking your photo is December 14

To schedule your senior portrait session, visit http://www.prestigeportraits.com/studio or if you need further assistance, please call (517) 349-1703.

Any questions please contact Mr. Flanagan

yearbook@fraserk12.org

Order your 2025 yearbook now. Books are $80 in school through December. Prices are slightly higher online. Bring cash or check payable to Fraser High School to Room 1800 after school. Books sold out last year. Don't miss out.

Senior Parents, time to celebrate your senior in the yearbook with an ad dedicated to them.

Yearbook Recognition Ads are the perfect way to commemorate achievements and celebrate milestones. See the attached form OR To purchase your ad online, go to Jostens.com.

All orders must be placed by 02/08/2025.

All questions: yearbook@fraserk12.org