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11/10/2026

Two championship titles, three teams on the podium and plenty of reasons to celebrate! STCS Pompon teams brought the energy, talent and creativity to the Mid American Pompon Hip Hop & High Kick Championship Competition at the Dort Financial Center in Flint!

-Heritage Varsity Pom took 1st place in the Large Varsity High Kick Division with their Runaway Bride-themed routine.

-Heritage Junior Varsity Pom earned 1st place in the Small Junior Varsity High Kick Division with their Mary Poppins-themed routine.

-White Pine Middle School Pompon captured 4th place in the Middle School High Kick Division with their Brides-themed routine.

These results are a reflection of the strong, disciplined pompon program built throughout STCS. All of the teams' coaches are Heritage alumni who are giving back and helping develop the next generation of talented pompon athletes.

Congratulations to all three teams, their coaches and everyone who helped make this a championship weekend!

11/09/2026

Who knew a little boat-building could make waves in the classroom?

Mackinaw High School students recently dove into hands-on STEM learning thanks to Saginaw STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics)! Students explored the science of buoyancy and density by designing and building battery-powered pontoon boats, then putting their creations to the test in a Rain Gutter Regatta competition.
It's learning by doing, where science, creativity and a little friendly competition come together. Students put their engineering skills to work and saw science in action!

11/06/2026

The reviews are in from opening night... and let's just say, STCS Drama is knocking it out of the park!
The word is out: Frozen is a must-see! So grab your family, round up your friends and get ready for an evening filled with incredible music, unforgettable characters and a whole lot of Disney magic.
Our talented STCS students have been working hard to bring Arendelle to life, and now it's your turn to experience the magic!

Still time to catch the show this weekend!
Friday, November 6 – 7 p.m.
Saturday, November 7 – 3 p.m. & 7 p.m.
Sunday, November 8 – 3 p.m.
White Pine Auditorium
505 N. Center Road, Saginaw
Tickets are just $10!
Get yours at the door or online at stcsdrama.ludus.com.

Trust us... you don't want to miss this one. The only thing left to do is... LET IT GO and come see Frozen!

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11/05/2026

Members First Credit Union is partnering with Mackinaw High School through a $20,000 Live and Learn Grant from the National Credit Union Foundation! Mackinaw is the pilot school for this program, which gives students a stipend for completing a five-week Live and Learn course held one day a week after school.
The hands-on lessons are giving students practical skills they can use every day. Students explore money management, cooking, affordable living resources and even basic do-it-yourself auto repair at Garber Buick.
During their second lesson, students headed to Kroger for a real-world grocery shopping experience. Armed with a meal plan and a set budget, they learned how to make smart purchasing decisions, compare products and understand cost per ounce to get the most value for their money.
Thank you to Emily Holty and Members First Credit Union for investing in our students and helping them build skills for life!

11/04/2026

As we wrapped up AAC Awareness Month, Heritage High School celebrated the many ways people communicate!
AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. It includes tools such as picture boards and electronic devices that help people who have difficulty speaking express their thoughts, feelings and needs in different ways.
Throughout the month, our 3rd-hour announcement crew and students who use AAC devices shared important messages about what AAC users want their peers and communication partners to understand.
With the help of our speech-language pathologist, peer buddies and classmates also had the opportunity to try out AAC devices during social games. The devices were borrowed from the Saginaw ISD AAC Library, giving students a hands-on opportunity to experience different ways of communicating and build greater understanding.
Also, thanks to teacher Maggie Krzyzaniak, an AAC communication banner is now available at Heritage home football and soccer games. The banner gives community members who are non-speaking or have speech difficulties another way to express their thoughts, feelings and needs while cheering on our Hawks!
Thank you to everyone who helped make AAC Awareness Month a meaningful reminder that communication comes in many forms, and every voice deserves to be heard!

11/03/2026

The WPMS Art Department is proud to present an exhibit of our students' artwork at Zauel Library throughout this month. You are invited to visit the display case during the library's operating hours. We extend our thanks to Zauel Library for providing a space to showcase our students' work within our community.

11/03/2026

Heritage High School’s Global Outreach Club set out to make a difference halfway around the world by raising funds to build a well in Mali. Through multiple bake sales at Heritage and the Islamic Center of Saginaw, the club raised more than $1,000!

The funds helped build a well from the ground up, providing approximately 200 villagers with access to clean drinking water. Previously, residents had to walk miles to reach their nearest water source. Now, they have a reliable source of water that is expected to serve the village for generations.

A plaque recognizing Heritage High School’s Global Outreach Club was displayed at the well so the Heritage name will have a lasting presence on the other side of the world!

The Heritage High Global Outreach Club, advised by teacher James Mosca, is a volunteer-based organization dedicated to serving the local community and raising funds for international charities that support marginalized communities around the world. The student in the video is club member Hiba Noor.

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3465 N Center Road
Saginaw, MI
48603

Telephone

+19897971800

Website

http://www.stcs.org/

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