NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 11/30/2025.
Students in Mrs. Wold’s class explored polymers by making their own slime, turning a hands-on activity into a fun science lesson.
Our transition students spent the day learning practical cooking and measurement skills, putting math into action while preparing a fun recipe together.
Join the American Sign Language students for ASL Night at Ken's Country Kitchen in Richmond on December 4th. Check out the flyer for details.
What an incredible day! NHHS students got a firsthand look at potential futures this week during an amazing field trip exploring careers in Healthcare, Technology, Manufacturing, and Construction. They had the chance to gets hands on experience, ask professionals tough questions, and really imagine themselves in these vital roles. Check out our highlight reel of the action! #CTE #CareerExploration #MiCareerQuest #NewHavenCommunitySchools
This week, our medical students are mastering the critical skill of asepsis technique for handwashing. Proper hygiene is the foundation of patient safety, preventing infection, and ensuring a sterile environment. It may seem simple, but precision is key! Keep up the great work, everyone!
We had a great turnout at our open house event celebrating the completion of our new apprenticeship wall! It was wonderful to connect with so many aspiring apprentices and community members, sharing the future of skilled trades. Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the evening a success! #CTE #Apprenticeship #ConduitToTheTrades #NewHavenCommunitySchools
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 11/16/2025.
A heartfelt thank you to @MyLocker and Jesse Mason for generously donating T-shirts to our Thrive Together program. This group works on strategies to cope with the issues that teenagers face in a peer-to-peer setting. Your continued support of groups like this and our students means more than you know. As our CTE Business Partner of the Year, MyLocker has not only shown outstanding leadership, but has also demonstrated a genuine commitment to our students, our school, and our community. We are truly grateful for this partnership and all that you do for us!
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 11/9/2025.
Join the Village of New Haven and the Community Food Bank of Macomb at 1 PM on Monday, November 17 for their next food distribution event!
They’ll be giving out 300 boxes to support our community.
They are also looking for volunteers. Students are welcome to help at 1 PM or after school.
See the flyer for details and help spread the word!
Discover Your Future in Skilled Trades!
Join us for our Professional Trades and Apprenticeship Wall Open House on November 13th from 6:00–7:30 PM.
Learn about high-demand, high-wage careers in the skilled trades and explore opportunities that build strong futures!
Join us for our Professional Trades and Apprenticeship Wall Open House on November 13th from 6:00–7:30 PM.
Learn about high-demand, high-wage careers in the skilled trades and explore opportunities that build strong futures!
Congratulations to Cross Country runner Max! He recently finished the season as Division 3 All-State (27th out of 256)!
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 11/2/2025.
What an unforgettable day! Mrs. M took our DECA and business students to spend the day exploring the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business and the Ann Arbor campus. Experiences like this can truly spark lifelong motivation!
Hunter Engineering stopped by the auto shop to show students how to use our new alignment equipment, made possible through a generous grant from the Margret Dunning Foundation.
New Haven is looking for a Varsity Bowling Coach! Love the game and want to help students grow? Email: jmcmahon@newhaven.misd.net
NHCS athletic schedule for the week of 10/26/2025.
The 3rd Annual Michigan High School Cyber Summit provided an opportunity for young people to learn about the latest efforts to defend against cyber criminals in both the public and private sectors and created an opportunity to showcase the variety of career opportunities available in cybersecurity and outline the path to secure those jobs.
After a short history lesson, participants rolled up their sleeves and built their own simple version of an Enigma machine, experiencing firsthand the thrill of creating and cracking codes. They not only understoond one of the greatest cybersecurity challenges of the past but also saw how it connects to the digital security world of today.
New Haven High School students were the first students of the over 350 participants to solve the first challenge. Matthew and Deiter were recognized on stage.
After a short history lesson, participants rolled up their sleeves and built their own simple version of an Enigma machine, experiencing firsthand the thrill of creating and cracking codes. They not only understoond one of the greatest cybersecurity challenges of the past but also saw how it connects to the digital security world of today.
New Haven High School students were the first students of the over 350 participants to solve the first challenge. Matthew and Deiter were recognized on stage.
Our high school choir took us back in time with classic hits from the ’60s and ’70s, while our band filled the room with the magic of Disney favorites. The color guard helped hold it all together and added an extra touch of energy and spirit to the show!
