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FHS News

September 22nd, 2023

FHS News September 22nd, 2023

September 29th - FHS Early Release 11:44am

Health Guidance for Going to School

We want to partner with our families to make our school a safe, healthy and welcoming environment for your students.

Make sure to send your child to school if they are generally healthy and able to participate in their usual day-to-day activities. Avoid keeping children at home unless they are too sick to participate.

We have put together this helpful chart of when to keep your child home and when they can return to school for common illnesses.

College Night Information

Hello Senior Families,

The Fraser High School counselors met with the senior class this past Tuesday to discuss important information regarding senior year and post-secondary options. We have attached the presentation for parents and any students that were unable to attend during SMART.

At our College Night for Senior Families, Oakland University presented information on the new FAFSA requirements and resources for paying for college. Please see the attached presentation. If you were unable to attend, Oakland University will also be hosting live webinars during the month of October. Please visit the link below for more information.

https://oakland.edu/financialservices/understanding-financial-assistance/events/

As always, please reach out to your student’s counselor if you have any questions.

Thank you,

Mrs. Kalpin (last name A to E)

Mr. Howell (last name F to L)

Mrs. Hammer (last name M to R)

Ms. Maurer (last name S to Z)

John Underwood

We were excited to have John Underwood, Founder/ Director Life of an Athlete/ Human Performance Project, visit Fraser on Thursday, September 21st, 2023.


Mr. Underwood is a former NCAA All-American, International-level distance runner and World Masters Champion. He has coached or advised more than two dozen Olympians including many World and Olympic Champions.


Mr. Underwood is an internationally recognized human performance expert, specializing in recovery, peaking training and lifestyle impact on mental and physical performance. His innovative program “Human Performance Project” has gained international prominence. His program has been used by the US Navy and the US Airforce and Top Gun Jet fighter pilots.


He has prepared a presentation tailored specifically for Coaches. Mr. Underwoods recognizes that Coaches have a tremendous responsibility to positively influence their team as athletes develop very strong bonds with coaches. Coaches hold an important leadership role at a very significant and impressionable time in an athlete’s life. Part of this responsibility is to promote positive lifestyle choices among the athletes. When a coach talks to players about the importance of nutrition and the dangers of sleep deprivation and drugs, the message is more effective because “Coach” is speaking.

Food Deliveries

Food Deliveries: Students are prohibited from ordering delivery food during the school day, either directly from a restaurant or through smart phone applications and websites. Any food deliveries will be confiscated by the front office and, at the discretion of the front office, may either be retrieved at the end of the school day or discarded. Violation of this policy may result in student discipline.
Event Information

PowderPuff Game

  • Gates will open at 5:45pm. Kick-off is a 6:30pm.
  • All Fraser staff, students, parents, and community members are invited!
  • Fans are encouraged to dress in either Pink (to support the juniors) or Purple (to support the Seniors).
  • Full concessions will be available.
  • This event is an important fundraiser for both the Class of 2024 and the Class of 2025. As this is a fundraiser and not a standard athletic event, no passes or discounts will apply. All tickets are $5. (Children under 5 are free.)
  • Contact Stephanie Zary (stephanie.zary@fraserk12.org) of Jessica Perkins (jessica.perkins@fraserk12.org) with any questions.

When?

Monday, Sep 25, 2023, 06:30 PM

Where?

Fraser High School, Garfield Road, Fraser, MI, USA

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2023 Homecoming Court

Freshmen: Lauren Krajewski & Jayden Jackson

Sophomores: Leah Woods & Josiah Randalle

Juniors: Lylah Rodgers & Luke Pardue

Seniors:

  • Yostena Akladyous

  • Lillie Berezowsky

  • Kaitlyn Hissong

  • Norah Koch

  • Samantha Svouey

  • Mitch Nummer

  • Thomas Rhodenizer

  • Zayed Saleem

  • Bryce Warner

  • Jonah Woods

Yearbook Information

Yearbooks:

Order the 2024 Rambler Yearbook $80 checks payable to Fraser High School

The price goes up November 1

Deadline to order online is May 17th

Order online at https://tinyurl.com/2s3b98h7


Yearbook Senior Parent Ads:

Dear Parents of Seniors,

Celebrate your senior now! Yearbook Recognition Ads are the perfect way to commemorate achievements and celebrate milestones. In addition, revenues from Recognition Ads help our school create a better yearbook. To purchase your ad online, follow the link. Jostens is responsible for our school's yearbook ad sales. Please do not send materials to the school. Please make sure all submitted materials are appropriate for school publication.

All orders must be placed by 02/08/2024.

https://tinyurl.com/2s3b98h7


Attention Senior Students:

The photo you took for your student ID is not the photo we use for your senior year in the yearbook. You MUST take a photo at a professional photographer to be included in the yearbook and on the class composite.


We are using Prestige Photography this year.

To schedule your senior portrait session, visit http://www.prestigeportraits.com/studio or if you need further assistance, please call (517) 349-1703.


Don’t delay, please schedule your appointment early. This will ensure you are photographed by the yearbook deadline. Only students photographed by Prestige will appear on the senior class composite. Plus, you will receive an 11x14 copy as your personal keepsake.

For tips and ideas on how to best prepare for your session, or for more information, please visit prestigeportraits.com.


Yearbook Photo Deadline: 11/4/23


High School Yearbook Clothing Requirements

Ladies: Modest neckline, no strapless or low-cut tops

Gentlemen: Collared shirt or sweater preferred

No t-shirts with visible writing or logos, hats, or sunglasses. School dress code requirements apply.