Our own Brayden Celeste has been selected as a Michigan DECA State Officer, an incredible honor that puts him in a leadership role representing New Haven, our district, and Macomb County at conferences and events across the country this year.
To help support the travel that comes with this opportunity, we’re hosting a DECA fundraiser at QDOBA on Tuesday, March 24 from 4–8 PM (23 Mile Road in New Baltimore). If you stop in during that time and mention New Haven High School or DECA , 25% of your purchase will be donated to New Haven DECA.
We’re extremely proud of Brayden and excited to see him represent our community on a larger stage. If you’re able, consider grabbing dinner that night and helping support one of our Rockets and share it on social media with friends and family in the area.
To help support the travel that comes with this opportunity, we’re hosting a DECA fundraiser at QDOBA on Tuesday, March 24 from 4–8 PM (23 Mile Road in New Baltimore). If you stop in during that time and mention New Haven High School or DECA , 25% of your purchase will be donated to New Haven DECA.
We’re extremely proud of Brayden and excited to see him represent our community on a larger stage. If you’re able, consider grabbing dinner that night and helping support one of our Rockets and share it on social media with friends and family in the area.
The Shelby Township Police Department is offering a Women’s Self-Defense course. If you're interested, check out the flyer for details.
This week in Anatomy & Physiology at NHHS, students explored the special senses through a hands-on eye dissection! By examining the structures of the eye firsthand, they connected classroom concepts to real anatomy and gained a deeper understanding of how vision works. Experiential learning at its best!
Interested in supporting the New Haven Trap and Skeet Team? Check out the flyer for details on their upcoming Meat Bingo event!
The MRS conference opened with a delicious breakfast and fun activities. Students learned what it was like to have different disabilities. They had to complete tasks with oven mitts, follow directions with headphones on, and find their way with blindfolds on. We finished with a Q and A session that included a variety of professionals. Students earned gift cards for asking questions.
Students in AP Biology genetically modified the bacteria E. coli with a small segment of DNA called pVIB. The result is E. coli that glows blue. During this lab students practiced aseptic technique and small volume metrology, both are marketable skills used in the biotech workplace. This is the same process laboratories use today to modify E. coli to produce 40 tons of human insulin every year for treating type 1 diabetes.
Only 2 days! Admission is $2 for Adults, $1 for Under 18/Students! Proceeds benefit Metastatica charity for those with metastatic cancer
Students vs Staff Game Highlights
- Raffle Baskets
- 50/50 Raffle
- Free Throw Contest
- Bake Sale “Pay by Donation”
- Concessions Sale
Endeavour Cheer will be performing at halftime!
The game starts at 6pm in the NHHS gym. Enter through athletic entrance.
Students vs Staff Game Highlights
- Raffle Baskets
- 50/50 Raffle
- Free Throw Contest
- Bake Sale “Pay by Donation”
- Concessions Sale
Endeavour Cheer will be performing at halftime!
The game starts at 6pm in the NHHS gym. Enter through athletic entrance.
Our high school students recently took a field trip to the Southeast Michigan Construction Academy to explore careers in the skilled trades. It was a great opportunity for our seniors to learn about high-demand careers and the programs that can help them get started right after graduation!
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 3/8/26.
Most spring sports start on Monday, March 9th.
Students cannot tryout until digital forms (Physical, Code of Conduct, Emergency Contact) are uploaded and approved.
https://studentcentral.bigteams.com
Students cannot tryout until digital forms (Physical, Code of Conduct, Emergency Contact) are uploaded and approved.
https://studentcentral.bigteams.com
Congratulations to Ms. Carrie Sauer on her nomination for the MASC/MAHS Advisor of the Year Award!
There is truly no one more deserving. As one student shared, she is a “true leader and mentor” who is “always willing to go above and beyond to help grow and inspire students to become better leaders.”
Through Leadership Class and programs like Thrive Together, she has transformed student voices at New Haven, empowering students alike to advocate for change, take initiative, and see themselves as real stakeholders in the school.
Ms. Sauer embodies what it means to be a Rocket. Her passion, compassion, and unwavering commitment have strengthened our school culture and shaped countless student leaders.
We are so proud of you, Ms. Sauer. Thank you for helping us turn our ideas into action and for always being our rock. #ProudToBeARocket
There is truly no one more deserving. As one student shared, she is a “true leader and mentor” who is “always willing to go above and beyond to help grow and inspire students to become better leaders.”
Through Leadership Class and programs like Thrive Together, she has transformed student voices at New Haven, empowering students alike to advocate for change, take initiative, and see themselves as real stakeholders in the school.
Ms. Sauer embodies what it means to be a Rocket. Her passion, compassion, and unwavering commitment have strengthened our school culture and shaped countless student leaders.
We are so proud of you, Ms. Sauer. Thank you for helping us turn our ideas into action and for always being our rock. #ProudToBeARocket
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 3/1/26.
Closing CTE Month Strong: Where Discipline Meets Opportunity
Mrs. M's Advanced Business Management students at New Haven High School had the privilege of welcoming entrepreneur and business leader Mark Kattula as a guest speaker to discuss discipline, the real journey of success, and why failure is not the opposite of success, but a requirement for it.
Students gained powerful insight into what it truly takes to build something meaningful: consistency when no one is watching, resilience when things don’t go as planned, and the discipline to keep showing up even after setbacks. Mark shared stories reinforcing that growth is built through challenges, not comfort.
Experiences like this connect our students with real-world leaders who model grit and perseverance, preparing them to lead with confidence and purpose.
Senior Night on Tuesday for our Girls Basketball team was a special one. They battled hard in a tough game, and we are so proud of the leadership, dedication, and heart our seniors have shown all season. Congratulations to all of our senior girls!
Brayden C. currently enrolled in Sports Medicine while earning college credit in Business at Macomb Community College, Brayden is building both his academic and professional foundation. As a member of the DECA Executive Board and a candidate for a Michigan DECA State Officer position, he continues to push himself beyond the classroom.
Through CTE and CTSO involvement, Brayden has strengthened his:
Leadership & public speaking
Strategic problem-solving
Professional communication
Career readiness & employability skills
Business and marketing analysis
Running for state office has stretched him in the best way — building confidence, resilience, and vision for his future.
Next week, Brayden will compete at the DECA State Career Development Conference in Detroit against over 6,000 students across Michigan.
We are incredibly proud of his growth and leadership.
Good luck, Brayden! The Rockets are behind you!
#NewHavenRockets #CTEStudentSpotlight #FutureLeader #DECA #CareerReady
Through CTE and CTSO involvement, Brayden has strengthened his:
Leadership & public speaking
Strategic problem-solving
Professional communication
Career readiness & employability skills
Business and marketing analysis
Running for state office has stretched him in the best way — building confidence, resilience, and vision for his future.
Next week, Brayden will compete at the DECA State Career Development Conference in Detroit against over 6,000 students across Michigan.
We are incredibly proud of his growth and leadership.
Good luck, Brayden! The Rockets are behind you!
#NewHavenRockets #CTEStudentSpotlight #FutureLeader #DECA #CareerReady
Kayden H. has been nominated for the Detroit Free Press Athlete of the Week. Congratulations, Kayden!
High school students lifting fingerprints in Forensics!
We are proud to share that 97% of our Class of 2026 participated in at least one CTE course during high school. Our students are building real-world skills and preparing for bright futures!
The New Haven Student Council recently traveled to Grand Rapids to attend the Michigan Association of Student Councils and Honor Societies State Leadership Conference. While there, they collaborated with student leaders from across Michigan, participated in engaging workshops, and exchanged ideas to strengthen their school community.
During the conference, they were honored with an award for an “Exceptional Service Project,” recognizing their dedication, organization, and meaningful impact through service initiatives. This achievement reflects the council’s strong commitment to leadership, service, and making a positive difference at New Haven.
During the conference, they were honored with an award for an “Exceptional Service Project,” recognizing their dedication, organization, and meaningful impact through service initiatives. This achievement reflects the council’s strong commitment to leadership, service, and making a positive difference at New Haven.
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Omega Xi Omega Chapter, is hosting a Prom Pop Up event.
Do you remember the magic of prom? We do.
Help us create a fairy tale moment for your junior and senior students by inviting them to our 4th Annual Walk the Runway Prom Pop Up Experience on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at Mount Clemens High School from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Students will have the opportunity to shop for free new and gently used formal dresses and accessories in a welcoming and celebratory environment.
This event is open to all Macomb County juniors and seniors.
Please see the flyer below for additional details and help us spread the word to make prom dreams come true.
Do you remember the magic of prom? We do.
Help us create a fairy tale moment for your junior and senior students by inviting them to our 4th Annual Walk the Runway Prom Pop Up Experience on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at Mount Clemens High School from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Students will have the opportunity to shop for free new and gently used formal dresses and accessories in a welcoming and celebratory environment.
This event is open to all Macomb County juniors and seniors.
Please see the flyer below for additional details and help us spread the word to make prom dreams come true.
