Congratulations to Caleb on earning a Congressional certificate for placing fourth in the Digital Art category at the 2026 Congressional Art Competition!
One last sunset together before graduation.
Senior Sunset was a great evening filled with memories, laughter, and time spent with classmates as the Class of 2026 gets ready for the next chapter. Congratulations seniors!
Senior Sunset was a great evening filled with memories, laughter, and time spent with classmates as the Class of 2026 gets ready for the next chapter. Congratulations seniors!
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 5/24/26.
Explore Ecuador & the Galapagos Islands in Summer of 2028!
Do you have a student in 7th-10th grade? Join us for the adventure of a lifetime to the Galapagos Islands from June 16 - 24, 2028. Parents and students are welcome!
The Galapagos are a volcanic chain of islands 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador and are an internationally protected wildlife refuge with unique plants and animals found nowhere else on earth.
Highlights include:
Exploring lava tunnels and volcano highlands
Visiting giant tortoise breeding centers
Hiking the stunning Sierra Negra Volcano
Snorkeling with sharks and iguanas in Las Tintoreras
What's included?
Round trip airfare & transportation
Hotel accommodations
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day
Guided tours and educational experiences
24/7 support staff
If you are interested or would like more information please send an email to Mr. Davis at gdavis@newhaven.misd.net or attend the following parent meetings held at:
May 28: NHHS room 117 at 7pm
June 2: Endeavor Cafeteria at 7pm
Do you have a student in 7th-10th grade? Join us for the adventure of a lifetime to the Galapagos Islands from June 16 - 24, 2028. Parents and students are welcome!
The Galapagos are a volcanic chain of islands 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador and are an internationally protected wildlife refuge with unique plants and animals found nowhere else on earth.
Highlights include:
Exploring lava tunnels and volcano highlands
Visiting giant tortoise breeding centers
Hiking the stunning Sierra Negra Volcano
Snorkeling with sharks and iguanas in Las Tintoreras
What's included?
Round trip airfare & transportation
Hotel accommodations
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day
Guided tours and educational experiences
24/7 support staff
If you are interested or would like more information please send an email to Mr. Davis at gdavis@newhaven.misd.net or attend the following parent meetings held at:
May 28: NHHS room 117 at 7pm
June 2: Endeavor Cafeteria at 7pm
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 5/17/26.
Mrs. Wold took her Forensic Science students to an escape room for some hands-on learning! Students worked together to solve puzzles, think critically, and put their teamwork skills to the test as they raced to escape the room. It was a fun and engaging experience for everyone involved!
Congratulations to Dylan S. on an incredible accomplishment! Through hard work, dedication, and taking advantage of dual enrollment opportunities both through high school and independently, Dylan earned his Associate’s Degree in General Studies from Macomb Community College before even receiving his high school diploma.
Dylan earned 60 college credits, all of which will transfer to Michigan Technological University, where he plans to complete his Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Networking in just two years. He was also awarded the Distinguished Leading Scholars Award to help offset college costs. In recognition of his achievements, Dylan was even selected to serve as a commencement speaker at the ceremony.
We are proud of Dylan for showing what is possible through determination, planning, and making the most of every opportunity available at New Haven High School!
Dylan earned 60 college credits, all of which will transfer to Michigan Technological University, where he plans to complete his Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Networking in just two years. He was also awarded the Distinguished Leading Scholars Award to help offset college costs. In recognition of his achievements, Dylan was even selected to serve as a commencement speaker at the ceremony.
We are proud of Dylan for showing what is possible through determination, planning, and making the most of every opportunity available at New Haven High School!
Today marked the final day of math class for our seniors in Calculus, Pre-Calc, and Algebra 2. Congratulations on all of your hard work this year, and best wishes as you solve the next chapter ahead!
Our ASL Showcase this past week was a huge success! Students did an outstanding job presenting a variety of impressive individual and group performances. We are so proud of the confidence, creativity, and hard work displayed by everyone involved. Great job to all of our students for an amazing showcase!
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 5/10/26.
Think you can solve a murder mystery without laughing so hard you miss the clues? We challenge you to attend our school play, How to Get Away with a Murder Mystery. This show is packed with outrageous characters, suspicious alibis, dramatic plot twists, and enough comedy to keep you laughing from beginning to end. The real mystery might be how our cast manages to keep a straight face through it all. Bring your friends, test your detective skills, and see if you can figure out “who did it” before the final reveal. We dare you to make it through the night without laughing, smiling, or accusing the person next to you of the crime. Tickets are only $5 at the door, but if you bring a friend, we’ll let both of you in for the shocking two-for-two deal of… $10 total. Even our suspects couldn’t come up with a better bargain than that.
New Haven High School Drama Club Presents: How to Get Away with a Murder Mystery!
Showtimes are: 7 PM on Friday, 7 PM on Saturday, and noon on Sunday! Tickets are $5 at the door. Who Dunnit? Someone Knows…
Showtimes are: 7 PM on Friday, 7 PM on Saturday, and noon on Sunday! Tickets are $5 at the door. Who Dunnit? Someone Knows…
Proud moment for New Haven DECA.
Students Max D., Corey R., Ian M., and Brayden C., led by advisor Mrs. M, represented our district at the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta, competing, learning, and networking among the top 35,000 students in the world.
In just its second year, our DECA chapter has reached the international stage, an impressive achievement that speaks to the dedication and drive of these students. The skills, knowledge, and real-world experience gained position them at a distinctly advanced level, well beyond their peers, as they move forward in their academic and professional journeys.
CTE and CTSO programs continue to elevate student success at NHHS, providing opportunity, purpose, and a true competitive edge.
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 5/3/26.
Spanish 1 students making, presenting, and describing street corn and guacamole!
Our ninth grade US History students recently took a field trip to the Zekelman Holocaust Center. Students explored the museum’s exhibits, deepening their understanding of the Holocaust and its lasting impact on the world. They also had the unique opportunity to hear from a Next Generation speaker (daughter of a Holocaust survivor) who shared a personal family story that brought the history to life in an unforgettable way.
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 4/26/26.
This week, our DECA chapter at New Haven High School hosted a breakfast to celebrate and support our incredible staff.
As the school year winds down, this thoughtful gesture was a meaningful way to show appreciation for all that our teachers and staff do each day.
Thank you New Haven DECA!
As the school year winds down, this thoughtful gesture was a meaningful way to show appreciation for all that our teachers and staff do each day.
Thank you New Haven DECA!
Over the weekend, Jaden L., Max W., and Lucas T. competed at the SkillsUSA State Competition in Grand Rapids.
Lucas T. and Max W. participated in the Automotive Electrical competition, where they had an impressive showing. As the only sophomores among the top 12 finalists in the state, they advanced to the finals but just missed the podium.
Jaden L. competed in the Automotive Masters competition after earning a first-place finish in the 2E Region. He went on to place third in the state, earning a bronze medal and achieving New Haven’s highest-ever finish at SkillsUSA. Notably, only 24 students statewide qualify to compete in the Masters division.
Lucas T. and Max W. participated in the Automotive Electrical competition, where they had an impressive showing. As the only sophomores among the top 12 finalists in the state, they advanced to the finals but just missed the podium.
Jaden L. competed in the Automotive Masters competition after earning a first-place finish in the 2E Region. He went on to place third in the state, earning a bronze medal and achieving New Haven’s highest-ever finish at SkillsUSA. Notably, only 24 students statewide qualify to compete in the Masters division.
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 4/19/26.
