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May 22: Field Day
May 24: Sturgis West Junior Senior Prom
May 26: Memorial Day- no school
May 31: Graduation, 2:30 at Aselton Park
June 5-9: Review Days for Final Exams
See schedule HERE
June 10-13: Final Exams (the 13th is the last day of school)
Parent/Guardian Survey Due May 23
Parent/Guardian Survey Due May 23
Dear Sturgis Parents,
As part of our Annual Report process, we are sending the THIS LINK to the Parent Survey to you as a means of gaining your feedback about our school. Please take a few minutes to answer the questions by no later than Friday, May 23. We value your input and look forward to reviewing the results of the survey so that we can continue to enhance the excellent program that we offer to Sturgis students. The results of the survey will be included in our Annual Report to the Department of Education and will be available for parents in late August.
Thank you in advance for completing this survey.
Sincerely,
Paul Marble
Executive Director
Field Day- Thursday, May 22
Field Day- Thursday, May 22
Hello Parents!
This year's Sturgis West Field Day Picnic will be held on Thursday May 22nd. West Student Government will be grilling hamburgers, veggie burgers and hot dogs for all students to celebrate a great school year! We would like to ask each family to contribute to the picnic if possible.
Please use the link below to sign-up with a contribution to the picnic: https://www.PerfectPotluck.com/EBEM6576
Our password is: west2025
Thank you so much for your support in helping our students celebrate their efforts this year!
Best regards,
Al Pagenkopf
Sturgis West Student Government Adviser
Auditions!
Auditions!
STAGE AUDITIONS for the Fall 2025 East/West Production of RADIUM GIRLS is coming up soon! See all the details on the left.
SAT PREP CLASS:
The 2025 Sturgis Summer SAT prep class for East and West students will be held at the Sturgis East campus,
Wednesday, June 18 and Friday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, June 20, 23-25.
Teachers: Ms. Marsha Moynihan (Reading, Writing and Language) & Dr. Sheila Gilligan (Mathematics).
To register, complete the class registration form [https://forms.gle/D9dhpBTVNANegMiU7].
Course fee: $295. Please register by Monday, June 9.
Email mmoynihan@sturgischarterschool.org or sgilligan@sturgischarterschool.org with any questions.
All Abroad!
All Abroad!
All abroad! See more information and enroll now for one of Sturgis' 2026 international student travel opportunities with EF Tours at the links below, or by calling EF’s Traveler Support Line at 800-665-5364.
$200 discount if you enroll by 5/16!
Berlin, Prague, Krakow, & Budapest (February, Matt D'Innocenzo): www.eftours.com/2836525MU
Explore Rome (February, Chris Churchill): www.eftours.com/2692730EB
Discover Portugal (April, Dia Prantis): www.eftours.com/2792086FY
Peru: Land of the Inca (April, Heidi Wilson): www.eftours.com/2781278CV
Class of 2026
Class of 2026
We’re excited to invite you to the Sturgis College Application Boot Camp, happening on Tuesday, August 19th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Sturgis East.
This is a great opportunity to get a head start on your college applications before the school year begins. You’ll have support from counselors to help you feel confident and prepared as you begin the process.
Please remember to bring your laptop or Chromebook to Boot Camp. If you need to borrow a device, just send a quick email to your School Counselor—we’re happy to help.
~This event is for students in the class of 2026 only~
Attention PARENTS OF JUNIORS:
On May 27, ALL juniors will participate in the Collaborative Science Project, an IB requirement (see info below). It is imperative that all juniors are present. Any students who miss a portion of the CSP will have to make it up with a project during their senior year. If you are scheduling a junior's absence due to doctors' appointments, etc. we ask that you avoid these dates if possible.
All IB science students must complete a Collaborative Science Project as part of the required IB science practical program. The following elements are expected from the Collaborative Science Project :
Interdisciplinary collaboration
Appreciation of the implications of science and the limitations of scientific study
Development of teamwork
Development of planning skills
Exchange or sharing of both data collected and issues raised
Approximately 10 hours of involvement time
Every year, our juniors tell us how much they enjoy this break from the normal routine to dive into a creative science project of their own design! If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Mrs. Kristine May (kmay@sturgischarterschool.org), Science Department Lead.
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