Saline High School News

Create a learning environment that nurtures the holistic development of every student. By implementing a comprehensive approach that integrates balanced assessments, Culturally Responsive Instruction, and aligned pacing and standards, we are committed to providing each student with a common and rigorous educational experience.

2024-25 Calendar and Bell Schedule

Tri 2 Lunch Schedule

Attendance Matters Document

Job Aid for Entering Absences (full or partial day) in PowerSchool

Work Permit Information

Parking Passes

SHS LinkTree

Tri 2 Refresher: Click Here to quickly review our Attendance Policy, Absence Reporting Options, Medical Absences, Make Up Work Guidelines, etc.

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The Department of Transportation has compiled lost and found items from buses this season. Since these items cannot be traced back to individual buildings, families with missing items are encouraged to visit the Operations Center Monday-Friday, 6:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. at 1255 Tefft Court through December 20.

Our parking lots see more than a thousand cars each day. There are also 1600 students plus our consortium guests who walk through them. It is ALL of our responsibility to keep them safe.

Follow the yellow arrows in the graphic below for drop off and pick up loops.

On the west side, cars should NOT be parked in the dotted lined areas against the boulevard at any point during school drop off or pick up time. This space is required for cars to drive through.

After picking up your student, proceed all the way to the stadium end of the lot and turn left to exit the lot. A u-turn in the lot is dangerous and could result in an accident or harm to our students and staff.

It is imperative that we all do our part to keep these areas safe. Thank you for your attention to this.

Please follow the yellow arrows for our student drop-off loops. Red "X" and blue "*" areas are not for pick-up or drop off UNLESS you are dropping off a student with special needs.

Please contact school administration if you have any questions.

We continue to have parents wait to pick up students in the staff/special needs lot (see diagram below). It is imperative that pickups happen in the north loop on the east side if you are picking your students up before the end of the day.

In addition, students who have placement during the day that return to SHS should not be parking in this lot.

On the west side, the spots with dotted lines that are in the drop off loop are not for parking during school hours.

We will periodically have monitors out to help instruct those who are in the wrong area for pickup.

Thank you for your attention to this.

The Saline Unified Sports team has been working hard to make unified sports a reality in our district. Along with games scheduled against Dexter and Milan during the season for the high school, we are also playing Dexter at Little Caesar's Arena before a Pistons game on Friday, January 31. Heritage will also be competing against Dexter.

Our Unified program receives $5 for every ticket sold and will receive an additional $500 if we sell over 100 tickets.

Tickets can be purchased through this link: https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Salinehigh28

For more information, contact:

High School:

Meg McClure mcclure1@salineschools.org

Sophia O'Connor: oconnors1@salineschools.org

Trish Fair: fairpat@salineschools.org

Heritage:

Barry Burnette: burnettb@salineschools.org

Amanda McKinney: mckinnea1@salineschools.org

Students should park in lots with a green checkmark. Students who park in areas with a red x will be asked to move their vehicles.

Parking passes are available here: SHS Parking | Saline Area Schools (revtrak.net)

• CLASS OF 2026

  • December 13 - February 12: CTE application open
  • January 8: Class of 2026 scheduling meeting
  • January 8 - 14: Input course requests into PowerSchool
  • January 20- 31: Scheduling appointments with counselors
  CLASS OF 2027
  • December 13 - February 12: CTE application open
  • January 22: Class of 2027 scheduling meeting
  • January 22 - 29: Input course requests into PowerSchool
  • February 3 - 10: Scheduling appointments with counselors
  CLASS OF 2028
  • February 5: Class of 2028 scheduling meeting
  • February 5 - 12: Input course requests into PowerSchool
  • February 18 - 28: Scheduling appointments with counselors

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Saline High School is partnering once again with Ann Arbor Area Schools to host our annual college and career fair. We alternate locations yearly and this year's fair will be held at Ann Arbor Pioneer High School on April 2, 2025 from 6:00-7:30. We are expecting 75+ colleges to attend. This is a great event for sophomores and juniors to enhance their college exploration experience.

Students will attend Hornet Time on Wednesday each week.

Students in an SWWC class during 2nd hour will have Advisory with their 2nd hour teacher. They will not have a "Hornet Time" listed on their schedule.

The "Be Good People" curriculum is referenced often throughout the year. Information on this curriculum can be found here: Life Skills - 9-12 Core Edition (google.com)

January 8, 2025

9th Grade: Respecting Other's Privacy

10th Grade: Solving Problems

11th Grade: 2025-26 Scheduling Meeting

12th Grade: Class Meeting - Local Scholarships

All classes will also view Hornet Nation and SHS Today student news shows each week as they are published.

The Saline High School PTO needs your help with their NO SELL FUNDRAISER! Simply click on this link to help achieve our fundraising goal of $15,000 this year. Funds are used to support our hard-working teachers by providing teacher reimbursement for classroom learning supplies and grants to support class resources and educational opportunities for students. Thank you for your support!

Find out more about the South & West Washtenaw Consortium (SWWC) here

Access prior SWWC Newsletters

Do you have an interest in learning another culture while sharing America with an excited teen whose dream it is to study abroad? Do you have an extra bedroom or a room a student can share with your teen? If so, becoming an Educatius host family might be a great role for you!

Educatius, the world’s largest organization helping international high school students across the world study abroad for 20+ years, is partnering with Saline High School, and we are qualifying families now to serve in this role for next school year – 2025-2026!

Click here to learn how you can expand your family by saying YES this holiday season and “unlock your world” by hosting an international student!

Families who host through Educatius receive a monthly stipend to offset the costs, training and dedicated, local support throughout the year, and students come with their own spending money and health insurance and pay tuition to our school partners, bringing cultural diversity and financial support into the communities they call home (less than a year commitment that will create memories for a lifetime).

If you are interested in learning more about our program or signing up early to become a host family for the 2025-26 school year, please contact Local Coordinator, Jyl Nolan, at (262) 468-8035 or at jylnolan.educatius@gmail.com.