Don't miss out on the Amazon Bin Sale hosted by New Haven High School on May 3rd and 4th! All proceeds will support the 2024/2025 spring student Europe trip. It's a great opportunity to support a fantastic cause and find some amazing deals.
Congratulations to the Endeavour Track Team on a fantastic performance yesterday!
Mrs. Pod's class is not only focusing on problem-solving but also honing their hand-eye coordination skills through friendly competition.
It is important our parents get out and vote! It is less than two weeks away!
Join us for the Color Run on Saturday, May 11th! Carnival games and food to follow the run, including an ice cream truck! Check out our high school website for registration forms and details.
Congratulations to Sandra L. for winning Macomb County's Green School Logo contest! The award ceremony, held at the Detroit Zoo this week, celebrated Sandra's creativity and dedication to promoting environmental awareness. Well done, Sandra.
Just a reminder that the second townhall meeting is tomorrow night at Siefert! This will give you a chance to learn more about the upcoming bond proposal for May 7th, as well as see what plans we have for Siefert if it passes! Hope to see you there!
NHHS Drama students are busy preparing for their upcoming play, "Alice in Wonderland"! Mark your calendars for May 17th and 18th and join us for an enchanting performance. The show starts at 6pm, and you won't want to miss it!
In addition to being our beloved Music and Co-Director, Mr. Hibbert also proves to be a fantastic understudy.
We are so proud of our Endeavour Rockets of the Month!
Five of New Haven High School's brightest and best were acknowledged at the Macomb County All-Academic Awards Banquet held on April 16th. Of the 38 county schools acknowledged, New Haven was well-represented. Congratulations to Lillian G., Eric H., Dario H., Olivia L. (not pictured), and Ava S.
Join us this April 25th for an important discussion on mental health needs with Macomb Family Services. This event provides a valuable opportunity to learn more about mental health resources and support available in our community.
Residents of New Haven Community Schools who will be 18 years of age or older on Election Day and are registered to vote can vote in this election.
Registered voters do not need a reason to vote by absentee ballot. You can request an absentee ballot application from your Clerk’s Office or by going online to www.michigan.gov/vote and clicking on Vote at Home.
For more voting information, go to the Michigan Voter Information website (www.michigan.gov/vote) or call your local clerk’s office.
New Haven staff go the extra mile in fundraising efforts to support Rocket programming success!
For those who were not able to attend the first meeting, the district will be hosting a 2nd townhall meeting @ Siefert to discuss the May 7th bond proposal. Hope to see you there!
Students in Mrs. Bryner's class step outside to witness the start of the solar eclipse.
With the May 7th bond proposal, proposed projects will support athletics, the band, and technology. Get ready for a brand-new concession stand at Endeavour Middle School, along with an upgraded football field, scoreboard, and bleachers. New Haven High School will also see improvements with a revamped football field and updated track. For our young learners, Siefert Elementary School will have a new playground, while the Preschool Center's playgrounds will be refreshed. And that's not all! Expect new band equipment, refreshed student technology devices, and updated classroom instructional technology across the district. 🏈🎵💻
Seven students participated in the Master’s of Mobility robotics competition at Oakland Community College-Highland Lakes Campus this past Friday. Students earned another award for Innovation & Design.
With the May 7th bond proposal learning environments will be updated at all schools!
At the elementary level, Siefert Elementary School will be reopened to accommodate Developmental Kindergarten through 4th-grade students due to overcrowding. ✨ Renovations are in progress to update both the interior and exterior, ensuring compliance with building codes and ADA requirements. Stay tuned for more updates as we create a better space for our young learners!
At New Haven Elementary School, select classroom walls, floors, and ceiling tiles will be replaced. Technology devices will also be refreshed, and instructional audio/visual systems will be updated.
At the middle and high school levels, temperature control systems will be replaced, student technology devices will be refreshed, and instructional audio/visual systems will be updated.
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New Haven High School is looking for a Science teacher for the 2024/2025 school year!
