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SWWC's Marketing program is excited to announce their 2026/27 DECA class officers!

Congratulations to Dr. Sartori on His Retirement!

After 25 years in education, Dr. Sartori is retiring from a career dedicated to teaching, mentoring, and inspiring students. As the instructor of the SWWC Computer Servicing program, he helped countless students develop valuable technical skills while preparing them for future careers and educational opportunities.

Thank you, Dr. Sartori, for your commitment to your students, your passion for education, and the positive impact you have made over the years. You will leave a lasting legacy in the lives of those you taught. We wish you the absolute best as you begin this new phase of your journey!

*In the 2nd photo, Dr. Sartori is pictured with Dr. Kowalski, Saline's Superintendent on the left, and Ms. Carol Baaki-Diglio, Saline's Assistant Superintendent of HR, on the right.

Summer vacation starts NOW! What are you going to do with your summer?

It's finally here...the LAST day of school for the 2025-2026 school year! Have a safe and fun summer, and we will see you next year!!!

The SWWC Culinary Arts Program was busy last week!

On the "Foods" side of the kitchen, seniors were hard at work completing their practicums. They were challenged with preparing a Tonkatsu recipe as part of a timed skills event. Afterward, both Chef Ann and Chef Rayenne provided valuable feedback, helping students refine their techniques and continue developing their culinary skills.

Meanwhile, on the "Baking and Pastry" side of the kitchen, Mrs. Stripp's kindergarten class stopped by for a special visit. The young guests enjoyed reading Cook-a-Doodle-Doo! with the SWWC students and Chef Danielle before heading into the kitchen to make their own shortcakes together. It was a wonderful opportunity for students of all ages to learn, collaborate, and have fun!

We have SWWC students from our Computer Aided Design (CAD), Welding, Visual Imaging Technology (VIT), and Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM) programs headed to Atlanta this week to compete at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference! We will them the best of luck in Atlanta!

Congratulations to SWWC students Elizabeth Corn (Saline HS), Ben Gordon (Dexter HS), Clara Baghdoian (Chelsea HS), and Gavin Boggs (Milan HS) for winning the international Games for Change (G4C) Student Challenge in the “Made with Unity” category!

The Games for Change Student Challenge is one of the world’s leading student game design competitions, bringing together thousands of students from around the globe to create games that inspire positive social impact. Winning this category is an incredible accomplishment, as entries are judged by industry professionals on creativity, technical skill, storytelling, and overall impact using Unity — one of the game industry’s top professional development platforms.

These students have demonstrated outstanding innovation, collaboration, and talent while representing SWWC and their schools on an international stage. We are incredibly proud of their achievement!

The SWWC would like to congratulate all of our Cosmetology students who graduated from the program last Wednesday, May 21, 2026. We are glad that we have had a front seat to all of your successes during the last 2 years! ✂️ 🎓