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2020-2021 SLPS Calendar

Grades Kindergarten through 8th grade will return to face-to-face learning on November 30, 2020

 St. Louis High School will return to face-to-face learning on December 9, 2020

St. Louis Public Schools Food Distribution
November 11-25, 2020

All Meals will be available for pick-up at the following locations and times (Monday-Friday)

Food Pick-Up Location
TSN Middle School 10:00am-Noon

Food Drop-Off Locations
Stop 1.  10:00 am – 10:15 am
             Cambridge Apartments
             First Baptist Church (Pine and Tyrell St)
             Main St & Tyrell St.
             First Church of God

Stop 2. 10:30 am – 10:45 am
           Orchard Hill Subdivision (Fox Dr. and Wilson)
           Evergreen Village
           953 E. Monroe Mobile Community
           Shepley Apartments

Stop 3. 11:00 am – 11:15 am
           Westgate Subdivision (Leppien Park)
           Nikkari Elementary

Stop 4.  11:30 am – 11:45 am
           Saginaw St. and Pine St.
           Oakridge Apartments

St. Louis Public Schools COVID-19 Extended Learning Plan Reconfirmation and Two-way Interaction Rates: 

October 2020 Reconfirmation and Two-Way Interaction Rates

October 19, 2020 - Reconfirmation Meeting PowerPoint

November 2020 Reconfirmation and Two-Way Interaction Rates

November 16, 2020 - Reconfirmation Meeting PowerPoint

Please go to the Return to Learn page (https://www.stlouisschools.net/domain/255) for the most up-to-date information on our Return to Learn plan.  

• St. Louis Public Schools Continuity of Learning plan (Spring 2020)

• St. Louis Public Schools COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan (August 2020)

  • Face-to-Face Learning vs. Virtual Learning

  • St. Louis Public Schools Preparedness and Response Plan (Powerpoint)

•  Michigan's 2020-2021 Return to Schools Roadmap

September 28, 2020

Dear Parents: 

You may have heard recent media reports about the state's plans to release weekly reports about the number of positive COVID-19 cases that involve school staff or students. I want to assure you of these four things:

1. Due to HIPAA and FERPA laws, we cannot, and will not, disclose the identity of a staff member or student that has tested positive for COVID-19.
2. Those who test positive for COVID-19 will not return to school until public health officials provide a letter to the school that states they are clear to return. This could be as soon as 10 days after the positive test results if symptoms are resolved.
3. If we do have a staff or student test positive for COVID-19, we will work closely with public health officials. Mid-Michigan District Health Department will investigate and identify close contacts during the infectious period. Only those close contacts will be ordered to quarantine by Mid-Michigan District Health Department.
4. We will alert parents and staff of the positive case as we become aware of it via email without disclosing the person's identity.

You will not need to wait for a weekly report from the state. We will be transparent and quick with our communication.

Thank you for continuing to carefully check your child for the following symptoms each morning before school: temperature of 100.4 degrees F or higher, sore throat, an uncontrolled cough that causes difficulty breathing, the onset of a severe headache, diarrhea, vomiting, unusual belly pain, or new loss of taste or smell.

We must all partner together to keep our staff and students safe and healthy.

Sincerely,

Jennifer McKittrick

Superintendent

COVID-19 Informational Links
Mid-Michigan District Health Department
Michigan.gov Coronavirus
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (COVID-19)

National Honor Society Induction Ceremony 2020

On September 17, St. Louis High School's National Honor Society held their induction ceremony. Congratulations to the following students: Alexander Baxter, Craig Bebow, Mikenna Borie, Aaron Bowerman, Dawson Brundage, Kaylyn Collins, Haylee Davis, Abigail Francisco, Kiersten Francisco, Ellie Gager, Reece Giles, Delaney Hitsman, Elizabeth Munderloh, Adryana Munoz, Allison Onstott, Gracelynne Shattuck, and Zachary Starry.

FFA State Degree Recipients

The State FFA Degree is the highest honor a State FFA Association can bestow upon its members. To qualify for this degree, members must have been enrolled in agricultural education for at least two years and complete 360 hours of school-based agricultural education. They must also have a productive Supervised Agricultural Experience, which is conducted outside of school where they have invested an additional 300 hours. Members must have also demonstrated their leadership abilities through a speech, demonstration of parliamentary procedure, and serve as a committee member or as a chapter officer. FFA Members who receive this award have completed a minimum of 25 service hours and have a satisfactory academic record verified by the school administration. The Michigan State FFA Degree is also counted by Michigan State University for six general education credits and can be applied to any degree track at MSU. This year’s recipients are Kassidy Acker, Corban Allen, Michael Hrabal, Taylor Marr, and Jaden Simmons. 

St. Louis Students Assist in the Need for Blood Donations

SLHS Wrestling Program Secures Its Fifth District Title in a Row!

The St. Louis High School Wrestling team took home its fifth consecutive district title February 11, in the Shark Tank! This is the first time in Shark history that the varsity wrestling team has won five consecutive district titles. Gavin Giles, Alex Newton, and Dylan Marr advanced through regionals to compete at the state competition in Detroit on March 6. Good luck Sharks!

Little Free Library

Take a Book ~ Share a Book

You may have noticed a new addition outside of Carrie Knause! We now have our own little free library! One of our 2nd graders in Mrs. Jenkin's class thought this would be a great addition to our school. Her and her classmates then pursued a grant through the Youth Advisory Council with the Gratiot Community Foundation to secure the funds for this project! Please feel free to grab a book when your child needs something to read or swap us books after your child has finished reading one of their books!
 

Digital All-State Athlete Display

Please check out our new interactive touch screen display just outside the gym for All-State athletes at SLHS! All you have to do is walk up and touch the display to interact with it. This is an ongoing project by some of our business students and we are working to get it updated and current.  If you have additions to this site, please email Mr. Brian Anderson, Athletic Director.  Also, for most of the athletes we had to scan in old yearbook photos so if you have an updated photo of yourself, please send it on as well. Check out the video in the recent Shark Scene article to see it in action. You can also view the site online.

Schools of Choice

Schools in Gratiot and Isabella counties participate in a cross-district Schools of Choice Program.  Parents can consider a school that best fits their child's individual needs.  Schools of Choice applications must be completed and submitted to the Gratiot-Isabella Region Education Service District. Check out the Schools of Choice brochure for more information.

We are the St. Louis Sharks!

Our motto that St. Louis Public Schools lives by is: “Together we Can, Together we Do!” We have had that motto for the past two years and will continue to live by that. “Together we Can, Together we Do!”   means we really need to work together.  Working together will bring support and pride to everyone.  Working together will allow for us to always put kids first.  We take pride in our programming, our staff, our students, and our community. 

Shark Pride Archive  

Check out our Shark Pride Archive to see what's been happening throughout the year.

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