Pay-to-Participate online payments.
This is for Paraeducators to make payments for benefits
The mission of the Rochester Pre-K Programs is to provide a secure and caring environment which encourages children to grow in independence, curiosity, self-confidence, and social skills, as they begin their journey of lifelong learning.
Nurturing the growth of the whole-child.
Parking Passes, Athletic Passes, School Magazine, T-shirts
Adams HS Pay-to-Participate
Middle School Athletics Hart, Reuther, West and Van Hoosen
Rochester HS Pay-to-Participate
Stoney Creek Pay-to-Participate
We offer group swim lessons, lifeguard training and so much more for kids and adults. Our aquatics program is one of the best in Oakland County. All of our staff are American Red Cross (ARC) certified lifeguards and instructors
BASES (Before & After School Enrichment Services)
Enrichment-Martial Arts
Middle School Intramurals
Arts & Crafts, Music & Drama, Gymnastics, Sports.
Ten Pre-K students and six Early Childhood Special Education Students (ECSE) students join together in a three hour class, supported by a Pre-K Teacher, ECSE teacher, and ECSE paraprofessional.
We recommend that children enrolling in a Pre-K 3 class turn three on or before September 1st of the year. Children enrolling in any Pre-K class must be fully toilet trained.
We recommend that children enrolling in a Pre-K 4 class turn four on or before September 1st of that year. Children enrolling in any Pre-K class must be fully toilet trained.
Fees for Adams High School, Rochester High School and Stoney Creek High School
Fees for RACE/Adult Education
Fees for Virtual Campus
Seal of Biliteracy
Elementary Summer Learning STEAM & Lit Camp
This is an invite only class
Short Description
The Networking Club's goal is to boost the confidence of students in social situations. It will do this by simulating a networking event at places like TopGolf, Park Picnics, and other places that the club members decide on by using money that is fundraised through sales of food and drinks at lunch (Blended, Crumbl, Alibi, etc). Then, at each event, each person will be tasked with a conversation theme and will have to go around and spark up an engaging conversation that goes along with the theme. The goal of this is to help people stay in engaging conversations so that in the future, they will have the skills to meet new people, gain contacts, and use them to their advantage. In order to keep our club members engaged, we will offer food incentives with every meeting, and for the meeting schedule, every other Tuesday we would meet in Mrs. Hershenows room. The first Tuesday of the month, we will plan where the second meeting will take place (the outing) and then choose our theme. For the first meeting of the year, a competition will take place of people needing signatures on a clipboard from different people in order to win a leadership position if they choose to do so.
Refund Guidelines
Refund Eligibility:Refunds are only available for club fees if the request is made before the club officially starts. Once a club's activities have begun (i.e., the first meeting or event has occurred), no refunds will be issued.
Request Process:Refund requests must be submitted in writing (email or physical form) to the designated club coordinator prior to the club's start date. The request should include the reason for the refund and the student’s contact information.
Refund Timeline:Refund requests will be processed within 10 business days of the request being approved, provided the request is made prior to the first club meeting or activity.
Special Circumstances:In cases of extreme circumstances (such as medical emergencies), the school district may review refund requests on a case-by-case basis, even after the club has started. Documentation may be required to support the request. If a club is canceled, a refund will be issued.
