Heritage High School

Congratulations to Heritage's Art Teachers Mrs. Brown and Mr. Chaltraw, who recently competed in Saginaw's Sandfest, where they took 2nd place in the Semi-Pro Division, for their sculpture "Cat Fishing."

Attention Senior Parents & Students!

As you are preparing for your/your senior’s final year of high school, please carefully review the Yearbook Senior Photo requirements. If you choose to not have senior photos taken, your/your senior’s school photo will be used for the yearbook. All senior photos are due November 1, 2026, by 11:59 p.m.

If you have any questions please email Yearbook Advisor, Mrs. Seals, at [email protected].

Enjoy the rest of summer! 💚📷💙

Police Training at Heritage High School
Saginaw Township Community Schools is proud to partner with our local law enforcement agencies as Heritage High School hosts the School Resource Officer Tactical Assailant Response (STAR) Training Wednesday, July 29th through Friday, July 31st.

During these dates, community members will notice an increased police presence, including numerous police vehicles parked at Heritage. A portion of the parking lot will also be temporarily closed to accommodate outdoor training exercises.
This is planned training only and is not related to an emergency or active incident.

We are grateful for the opportunity to support this important professional training, which helps School Resource Officers strengthen their skills and preparedness to protect students, staff, and our communities.

Thank you for your understanding as we work together with our public safety partners to provide a safe learning environment for everyone.

Heritage High School Student Assembly invites you to nominate someone you consider a Saginaw Township STAR to serve as the Grand Marshal for the parade. If you have someone in mind, please fill out this form by Friday, August 7.
https://forms.gle/etS3pAyzK3N5WGZh9

The Heritage High School Student Assembly is excited to announce that registration is now open for the Heritage High School 2026 Homecoming Parade. The parade theme of "Opening Night" encourages entries to get into the spirit of Broadway and ties into the overall theme of Homecoming 2026: "A New York State of Mind."

Businesses, nonprofits, organizations, clubs, and schools are encouraged to fill out a parade entry form, linked below. Entries are due by Friday, September 11.

The parade starts at 4:00 PM on Friday, September 25, 2026 by Sherwood Elementary School and makes its way down Shattuck Rd, turning on Center Rd, and ending at Heritage High School.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pU0ssvGBDHnKTnyEHAqGukYmUterNGQE/view?usp=sharing

Congratulations to our Industrial Technology students who entered pieces in the Regional MITES (Michigan Industrial and Technology Education Society) competition on May 2nd in Sanilac. All students qualified for State Competition in Waterford on May 7th.

Jack Thompson - bumper - 1st place at Regionals, 2nd place at States
Emily Barnes - bench - 1st place at Regionals, 1st place at States
Kai Estep - metal deer head - 1st place at Regionals (Division Award) 7th place at States
Jace Wolverton - panel blanket chest - 1st place at Regionals, 10th place at States
Brennan Denay - poker table - 1st place at Regionals (Division Award) 2nd place at States
Rohen Bright - chair - 1st place at Regionals, 1st place at States
Colton Johnson- metal/wood table - 1st place at Regionals (Division Award) 1st place at States (Grand Award)
Landon Kennedy - firepit - 1st place at Regionals, 4th place at States

Congratulations to the Heritage High School Class of 2026! 💚💙🦅
The future belongs to you.
Here’s to the dreamers, leaders, athletes, artists, and achievers who make the Class of 2026 unforgettable. Your journey is just beginning, and the best is still ahead.

Make memories. Take chances. Celebrate every moment.

Members of the Class of 2027 spent their Saturday morning volunteering at the Grit Your Grief 5K Color Run. The smiles and laughter from the runners are just two of the many reasons they Class of 2027 loves to volunteer in the community.

Students in Peer Counseling have been learning how to manage their stress. Recently, the focus was on the benefits of arts and crafts, like making friendship bracelets, in helping control and release stress. The smiles say it all!

Industrial Technology students Colton Johnson and Brennan Denay displayed their work at the home builders show at the Dow Diamond in Midland. People attending the home show had the opportunity to vote for what they thought was the best project on display. Colton and Brennan won the top 2 places. Both students won a prize of $250.