No School November 26-28, Thanksgiving Break

Mid Term Exams - December 17, 18 and 19.

No School December 22 - January 2, Winter Break

Classes Resume - January 5, 2026

  November 14, 15 & 16  Tickets:

FROM THE PRINCIPAL

Kenneth L. Cucchi III

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Good afternoon Titan community,

This week was a reminder of just how unpredictable Michigan weather can be. There’s a saying many of us know well: “If you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes—it will change.” Fall is in full swing, but winter seems eager to get a head start. While the back-and-forth can be frustrating, it’s one of the things I love most about our state. The changing seasons bring new perspectives, fresh scenery, and a reminder that change—though sometimes surprising—is part of growth.

Each day at school reflects that same idea. No two days are the same, and no student, parent, or teacher interaction is identical. After 30 years in education, I can say with certainty that change keeps us learning and evolving. It can feel uncomfortable at times, but it pushes us forward.

We now have about five weeks remaining in the semester, and this is the first major checkpoint. If students aren’t in full academic mode yet, now is the time to get going. And for those already giving their best—keep the momentum! There is still plenty of time left to finish strong.  The next Titan Voice will be sent out on December 5, 2025.

Report cards were sent on October 31. While semester grades determine final credit, each marking period matters and accounts for 40% of the semester grade. Let’s work together to make these remaining weeks productive and successful for every student.

Mid term exams will take place Wednesday December 17 through Friday, December 19.  Please note that all three days will follow a half-day schedule, with students dismissed at 10:17 a.m.

Exam Schedule:

Wednesday December 17: 1^st and 2^nd hour exams

Thursday December 18:  3^rd and 4^th hour exams

Friday December 19:  5^th and 6^th hour exams

Now that the weather is changing, please make sure you and your students are planning for the weather to get to class on time.  Students must be in their classroom at 7:15 a.m.

IMPORTANT Reminder that students MUST BE ON TIME to class, or they could lose their parking permits.

Student Parking – Students could lose their parking permit for:  Irresponsible Driving, persistent disciplinary issues or 5 or more tardies.  See the Titan Voice for more details.

Parking is only available to juniors and seniors.  Sophomore parking permits will be available for the 2^nd semester based on availability and student’s attendance.  All fines and fees must be paid.

Laptop Chargers – There is no reason that your student should come to school without their laptop fully charged.  New rules for borrowed chargers:

Chargers will not be available to loan out before 4^th hour.

Laptops are to be charged overnight and if not, students are to bring their charger to school.

Stevenson High School Troupe 33 presents Pirates! Theodore Thud and he Quest for Weird Beard November 14 and 15 @7:00pm and November 16 @ 2:00pm.  See the Titan Voice to purchase tickets.

I want to remind parents that there is no parking on the side streets across from Stevenson High School. There are “No Parking” signs along the street and the police will be monitoring.

We’re excited to share that the Wellness Room is officially opening next week - Tuesday, Nov. 11th! Thank you to our families who have already donated items.  If you would like to donate to help make the room even more amazing, please check out our Amazon wish list here. 

Don’t forget to follow Stevenson Counseling Department on Instagram, @stevensoncounseling.

Titan Time Tutoring is open! Here is the new schedule:

Tuesday Tutoring                    Thursday Tutoring

Math in A6                               Social Studies/ CTE in A3

Science in C39

English in E78

The Writing Center (Room E-73) is OPEN during all lunches!

Honors Writing senior tutors offer face-to-face drop-in tutoring (walk-ins depend on tutor availability) and accept online submissions. Electronic submissions can be sent to angel.favazza@uticak12.org—please allow at least two school days for feedback.

We look forward to helping you strengthen your writing, whether it’s a college application essay, a research project, or anything in between!

PLEASE NOTE: Stevenson High School is a CLOSED CAMPUS, meaning students are not allowed to leave the campus during the school day.

Students are NOT permitted to have food or beverages delivered to Stevenson High School at any time during the school day. This includes Door Dash, Grub Hub, and any other delivery services or family members.

The Titan Voice and the Stevenson website should be your first line of communication regarding information pertaining to Stevenson. When you go to our website, you will find the Titan Voice linked under News.

ATTENDANCE – (586)797-1999

A parent must call the attendance line at (586)797-1999 the day of the absence or prior if your student will be absent, tardy or will have an early dismissal. The attendance desk will enter the attendance in Powerschool. DO NOT call the main office for attendance.  

- For early dismissals, please call the attendance line early in the day so the Attendance Secretary can enter the early dismissal in PowerSchool. The student should inform their teacher, upon arriving to class, that they have an early dismissal.

DRESS CODE

Students must adhere to the dress code guidelines outlined in the student handbook • Indecent, tattered, or unsafe dress or footwear, or attire that calls undue attention to the wearer or has lettering or symbols that are disrespectful or derogatory are not allowed. • Beach wear, low-cut tops, tank tops, sleeveless tops, muscle shirts, see through clothing, short skirts or shorts, pajamas, tight clothing without proper coverage and clothing exposing the shoulders or mid-section are not allowed. • Knee length shorts and skirts are acceptable. Shoes must be worn. • Outerwear, such as coats and hats, is not to be worn in school. • Clothing that promotes illegal substances or drugs, illegal activities, violence, tobacco, or alcohol is prohibited. • Clothing or head coverings worn as group identifiers that promote a disruptive school climate are prohibited. • Clothing consistent with religious or cultural beliefs is acceptable. • Jewelry and accessories that may be deemed dangerous are prohibited.

With Titan Pride,

Kenneth L. Cucchi III