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Warren Woods
Enterprise High School
Annual Review

June 2016

“Making it Happen—Together”
Continued commitment to work toward future learning and career opportunities helps students achieve

Warren Woods Enterprise High School continues to help students learn and earn high school diplomas, and Coordinator Mr. George Hamblin is proud to announce that the total of 53 high school graduates in June, 2016, is the highest total of graduates during his five year tenure (the previous high was 44 in 2012). The Enterprise High School (EHS) five year average (2012—2016) number of graduates is 44 students.
EHS counselor Mr. Jason Nostrant again spearheaded the Enterprise commitment to helping students find career and educational opportunities after graduation. He hosted several colleges, career events, and military recruiters at Enterprise during the school year. Also, art teacher Mrs. Stacey Stasinski had The Art Institute give a presentation for students regarding careers and available programs, and Mrs. Stasinski and Mr. Nostrant took students to the Detroit Institute of Arts in May.
Six EHS grads, Joe Alfonsi, Kavin Decker, James Hill, Nikole Hodgson, Breana Moore, and Darryl Springer received EHS scholarships for their books and tuition for college in the fall. In addition, Toni Pore received an art award for the Detroit Institute of Arts from Mrs. Stasinski, and James Hill and Breana Moore received scholarships to Baker College.

MISSION STATEMENT
“THE WARREN WOODS PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE DEDICATED TO MAINTAINING CONTINIOUS STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT WITHIN A CARING ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES FOR INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE FOR ALL.”

Make it Happen – Together!

Final Thoughts From the graduates

“It feels so good to finally be done!” (Kevin Williams)
“Lindsay (Crowe) and I met on the first day and became great friends throughout the year.” (Sherillanne nance)
“You don’t know how good this feels, Hamblin.” (Darryl Springer)
“Enterprise was there for me when I needed Enterprise.” (Brandon Giles)

Student of the month
2015-2016

September — Nikole Hodgson/Joe Dysarczyk
October — Sherillanne Nance/Ron Galpin
November/December — Angel McAllister/Kavin Decker
January — Lindsay Crowe/Matt Keck
February — Audrey Wall/Ken Scites
March/April — Atoya Stokes/Tom Leto
May/June — Donna Morefield/Jon Nagy
Congratulations to all our students of the month!

Warren Woods
Enterprise High School
Class of 2016

Joseph Alfonzi
Mason Arvanitidis
Cornelius Averitte
David Bersche
Jhaelyn Bills
Damarius Brock
Darius Brock
Darin Bubrowski
Frank Camarda
Reginald Clark
Michael Coder
Amber Craig
Krista Craig
Lindsay Crowe
Kavin Decker
Courtney Doan
Chloe Dolland
Destiny Farkas
Ronald Galpin
Kendal Garris
Brandon Giles
Taylor Gray
Antoine Gregory
Brandon Griebe
Cody Grzelakowski
Conswella Hamilton
Autumn Harrison
James Hill

Nikole Hodgson
Jimmy Hussey
Alexis Jackson
Ricky Johnson
Matthew Keck
Tara Kolesky
Austin Lokosis
Jacques Lovejoy
Jeffery Lowe
Nicole Mazur
Nicholas McGee
Bradley Miller
Breana Moore
Sherillanne Nance
Zachary Pesta
Kyle Pineo
Toni Pore
Sean Pruitt
Darryl Springer
Joshua Suminski
Austin Systermann
Jerome Whitaker
Dylan Williams
Kevin Williams
Kevin Willoughby
Congratulations graduates and best wishes from the EHS staff!

Scholarships
EHS Scholarships: Joe Alfonsi, Kavin Decker, James Hill, Nikole Hodgson, Breana Moore, and Darryl Springer
Baker College: James Hill and Breana Moore
Lake Superior State: James Hill

“Make it happen — together!”

Warren Woods Enterprise High School
28600 Suburban, Warren, MI 48088
586-439-4407

The Year in Review

The staff at EHS continues to be encouraged by the number of students that complete graduation requirements. The 2015-2016 school year saw fifty—three students graduate with high school diplomas. Almost all of the graduates are enrolled at post secondary institutions for the fall.
EHS students again had to prepare for and take a variety of standardized tests. The EHS team, led by Ms. Amy Ring, Mr. Ian Fredlund, Ms. Megan Canty, Mr. Jason Nostrant, and Mrs. Cooper, guided students through the SAT and ACT Work Keys tests in April along with the State mandated M-Step testing. Other formal assessments that were used to gauge student achievement were the NWEA tests in the fall and spring, the PSAT test for ninth and tenth graders, and the PSAT and SAT review tests in December.

In compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, the American Disabilities Act of 1990, and the Elliott-Larsen Civil Rights Act of 1977, it is the policy of the Warren Woods School District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, gender/sex, age, disability, height, weight, or marital status be excluded from participation, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination during any program or activity or in employment. For information, contact (586)439-4401

Enterprise Team
Megan Canty
Lynn Cooper
Ian Fredlund
George Hamblin
Carolyn Jennings
Lynn Maljak
May Mulla
Jason Nostrant
Amy Ring
Angela Sabella
Danielle Smith
Stacey Stasinski

Superintendent
Stacy Denewith-Fici
Deputy Superintendent
Neil Cassabon
Assistant Superintendent
Justin Michalak
Curriculum Director
Kara Beal

Board of Education
Jere Green, President
Donald Marx, Vice-Presidnet
Kay Walsh, Secretary
Michael Schulte, Treasurer
Gerald Barkey, Trustee
Michael Fitzpatrick, Trustee
Paul Zannetti, Trustee