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Escanaba High School Bulletin for Tuesday, March 04, 2025

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- Bay College representatives will be in the library on Tuesday, March 4 to meet with any students who will be taking a dual enrollment class next year during the first semester. Seniors who are doing EMC should also come to the library on this day to sign up for their Bay classes for next year. There is a sign up sheet in the library. Please stop by and put your name next to a meeting time that works for you.

- Girls ages 13 to 19: Billerud will be hosting Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day on April 10. Due to the nature and personalized experience of the day, attendance is limited to the first 20 students to sign up. Use the following link for additional information as well as the registration form: IGEday in Escanaba.

- Seniors: You must have all MVU work completed and submitted by Sunday, May 11.

- Students interested in the medical field: The Upper Peninsula Area Health Education Center has shared the Michigan Health Council's new website (Occupations | MHC) for those who are exploring future careers in healthcare. MHC and UP AHEC's mission is addressing the healthcare needs in rural and urban medically underserved communities across Michigan. The website includes current needs and high demand healthcare occupations, career pathway planning, and future growth projections to assist students in career exploration.

- Start your college search now. Attend a college open house to see what they offer and if their campus is a good fit for you. The following are just a few available options:
March 7 & 21, and April 11 - James Madison College at MSU in East Lansing
Friday, March 21, 10 am - Culinary Institute in Muskegon
Friday, March 14, 10 am - Culinary Institute in Port Huron
Saturday, April 19, 10 am - Auto/Diesel Institute in Owosso

- 10th &11th graders: MSU is offering their 4th Annual MSU High School Entrepreneur Camp. This is a free, on-campus program to work with students interested in studying business and entrepreneurship. It takes place June 23 through 26. The deadline to apply is Friday, April 11. Use the following link for more information: MSU HS Entrepreneur Camp 2025

- Students ages 13 to 16: The YMCA and First Bank are offering Money Masters, a hands-on workshop where participants will learn essential money management skills, including budgeting, saving, and smart spending habits. The session takes place Tuesday, March 18 from 5:30 to 7 pm in the multipurpose room at the YMCA. Pizza and snacks will be provided for all attendees. Space is limited, so sign up soon using the QR code on the fliers posted on the office windows.

- Bay College Center for Youth Health and Wellness is offering free sports physicals for any student ages 10-20. Call 906-786-1672 to set up an appointment.

- Students needing food: We are starting a Backpack Food Program for the weekends. This is intended to assist students whose home may get short on food due to income or hardship. We will fill a backpack with food that is easy-to-prepare. They will be ready on Fridays and located in Student Services to grab and go. All students have received a form in their student email; please complete it if you're in need of food. The form can also be found at this link: Backpack Food Program. Please see Mrs. Bink or Ms. Young in Student Services with any questions or needs. Our food pantry is also available any day as needed.

- Tutoring will take place in the library Monday through Thursday from 2:30 to 3:00 with Ms. Nelson.

- High School yearbooks: The link to purchase an Eskypades 24-25 yearbook has been added to the school website. The sooner you order, the lower the price. Go to eskymos.com, under Schools, click on Escanaba Jr/Sr High School, and the link is found on the main page. Or click this link: High School Yearbooks

Scholarship Information

- Senior Scholarship: If you are a child of an owner or full-time employee of a MRA (Michigan Retailers Association) member business. Fourteen scholarships will be awarded, which are not financial need based. The deadline is April 1. Go to retailers.com/member-benefits/scholarship-program for more information.

- Seniors: The University of Michigan has a Go Blue Guarantee that provides free tuition to in-state students with a family income of less than $75,000 and who have less than $75,000 in assets. Students have to apply, be accepted, and fill out the FAFSA before this would be applied to their accounts. Interested students should apply now. Questions can be directed to the Office of Financial Aid at 734-763-6600.

- Senior Girls: Delta Kappa Gamma has this year's college scholarship application available now. If you plan to go into the teaching profession, stop in Student Services to pick up an application. Forms are due to the coordinator by April 30 at the latest.

- Seniors planning to study natural resources and who have a tribal card: There is a scholarship opportunity available. Information is in Student Services and there is a detailed application. Deadline to apply is March 21.

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