FHS News

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 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:

Hello Parents/Guardians of Juniors and Seniors,

As you are aware, Fraser High School offers open-campus privileges for qualifying students during SMART hour. We will be opening this privilege up to seniors and juniors on Monday, October 7th. The criteria and protocols for students regarding open-campus are listed below:

• Students MUST have an 80% (or earning credit in a CR/NC class) in all classes.

• Students must not have more than 3 tardy/UNV in the previous week.

• Students MUST have their student ID.

• Students cannot leave if they have been denied by an administrator for discipline reasons.

• If students decide to not leave they must stay in their class and operate under normal school policies.

• Students may only exit from the Main Office or the Klein doors. Failure to do so will be considered skipping.

• Students’ parents/guardians must fill out the parent consent form to give permission. If parents/guardians have filled this out previously, then there is no need to fill it out again.

Here is the link to the form: http://bit.ly/fhsopencampus

• This privilege can be revoked for any reason by parent/guardian, teacher, or administrator.

• Parents/guardians will be notified via email when their child enters and exits the building.

**Also, students must check in with their SMART and show their grades to their SMART teacher before leaving. Students may scan out at 1:03 pm. The only exception is if a student has a 7th Block Hybrid online learning day. Students are responsible for any SMART assignments (Xello, scheduling, etc.)

If you have questions regarding this process please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thank you,

Ryan D. Sines, Ed.S.

Tuesday, October 22nd all 11th graders will be taking the PSAT – National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test during 1st and 2nd block. All other grades will follow their normal schedule.

This test is good practice and predictor of a student’s SAT score. It will help identify what areas could still use improvement before the SAT college entrance exam in April. Juniors are to report directly to their testing rooms that morning. Students will be emailed where to report. All PSAT/SAT exams will be digital and done on their school issued MacBook. Please ensure your child has their computer charged.

For more information about the test please visit https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt

9th graders will receive a paper copy of their PSAT 8 scores from testing last spring in their English classes starting Monday, October 7th. Please review results with your student to see areas of strength and areas that could use improvement.

Online score reports are always available on www.collegeboard.org using the students login information

Online score reports do more than show which skills to work on. They also connect students to:

• Free, personalized SAT study on Khan Academy® based on your test results
• AP Potential™ feedback

Dear Fraser Families,

With an effort to make this an enjoyable experience for all participants and spectators, we are implementing new guidelines for the remaining home varsity football games.

1. FHS Students must scan into the football games with their student ID and must meet attendance requirements (3 or less tardies in a week) to enter the game at no charge. If a student scans red they must pay $5 to enter.
2. FPS Elementary and Middle School students must be chaperoned by a parent or guardian to enter the stadium.
3. Middle School students should have their student ID with them at the ticket booth.
4. Students may not bring in outside food or drinks into the stadium.
5. Students may not bring backpacks into the stadium.
6. No outside balls or noise makers that are not pre-approved by administration
7. Students are expected to sit in the bleachers and not walk around the Stadium or gather in common areas
8. Students are not to sit or walk to Visiting Bleachers
9. No standing on the fence line of bleachers to avoid obstructing view and exits
10. In the event that a student is asked to leave the football game, the parent or the guardian will be asked to take that student home.
11. Once students leave the stadium gates, they will not be permitted to re-enter.

As always, the safety of our staff, students and families remains our top priority. These additional measures will support our students in making good choices and create a safe environment for all to enjoy the event.

We encourage our families to take advantage of these athletic events. We can come together with our school community and reconnect with family and friends. Fraser is a special place and our athletic events allow our community to celebrate the rich history and tradition of our schools. These updated safety and support guidelines will be used for all Fraser High School athletic events moving forward.

With Fraser Pride,

Ryan D. Sines, Ed.S.

The Fraser High School counselors met with the senior class this past Tuesday to discuss important information regarding senior year and post-secondary options. We have attached the presentation for parents and any students that were unable to attend during SMART. This presentation includes college fee waiver codes available during the month of October. We have also attached the senior year timeline.

At our College Night for Senior Families, Oakland University presented information on the FAFSA requirements and resources for paying for college. Please see the attached presentation. If you were unable to attend, Oakland University will also be hosting live webinars during the month of October. Please visit the link below for more information.

https://oakland.edu/financialservices/understanding-financial-assistance/events/

As always, please reach out to your student’s counselor if you have any questions.

Thank you,

Mrs. Kalpin (last names A to E)

Mr. Howell (last names F to L)

Mrs. Hammer (last names M to R)

Ms. Maurer (last names S to Z)

Lifetouch orders & proofs will be distributed over the next couple of days during SMART to all students who had their picture taken during the orientation days in August. Ordering information is included in the packet.

Students without a SMART block will receive their photos from their Blue Day 1st hour teacher.

RETAKES: Lifetouch will be in the Media Center at FHS on Thursday, October 17th from 7:30a-11a for anyone needing retakes. (ID Event #EVT942XPW)

Here is the link: https://my.lifetouch.com/mylifetouch/#/

If you have any other questions or concerns, please reach out to AP Baker's Office at 586-439-7280.

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!

Athletic Booster Club is looking for volunteers to help with the Fall Craft Show on Saturday, October 19th being held at Fraser HS. If you would like to volunteer, use the link below to sign up.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0F4EA5AB23A2F9C07-50982156-fraser

Shane Redshaw

Director of Athletics

Fraser Public Schools

586.439.7253

shane.redshaw@fraserk12.org

“GO RAMBLERS”