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2023-24 School Year Calendar at-a-Glance
Bell Schedule 23-24
Dress Code 2023-24
SNAP Health Portal Information
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HEALTHRECORDS_rev.pdf
Scan a Multi page document
Not really sure how to scan a document, especially if it is several pages long? We do prefer that documents uploaded to the SNAP Health portal be in the .pdf format and that multi page documents be combined into one.
Although there are many cell phone apps that will turn a multi-page document into a single .pdf file, we have found that Adobe Scan is the easiest. Please look for it in your app store. This video shows you how easy it is to use.
If you use your cell phone and the Adobe Scan app, you can attach and email the document to yourself so that you can use a computer to upload it. We have found that the actual step of uploading seems to work better on a computer. If you don’t have a family computer, feel free to use your child’s SEM laptop!
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Athletic Handbook 2023-24
Student Handbook 2023-24
SEM Weekly back issues 2023-24
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Mr. Schooley taught history here at SEM from 1967 until his retirement in 2010. This book is a result of his years of teaching and an effort to create a textbook which is both challenging, yet accessible to the SEM students. He has continued to update this online version throughout his retirement. The book includes a new chapter detailing the war in the Ukraine.
Quicklink to Chapter 31 - Cold War Redux
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Community Service
Service @ SEM
The goal of Sem’s Community Service Program is to inspire and facilitate a giving spirit in each of you, so that reaching out to others and giving of one’s time and energy become a way of life.
Service Learning and Community Engagement are important concepts in the community service world. The premise is that it takes time, effort, and consistency to cultivate a giving spirit. By actively engaging with one or many organizations over the course of the school year, you can be a part of the wider Buffalo community. A lot of learning goes on, and before you know it, you will have accumulated service hours!
Guidelines:
- Each student is expected to complete a minimum of 10 hours of service each year.
- All service hours are to be recorded online. One entry per project.
- Students may participate in SEM organized projects or ones that you have discovered for yourself.
- All work that is voluntary and that assists others will be counted as community service hours.
- Projects completed during the summer will be counted toward that coming year’s goal.
- Hours will be tabulated throughout the year so that you can monitor your progress to the 10-hour per year goal. This information is found on the Community Service Page.
- Advisors will also be informed of their advisees’ hours.
- Community Service hours will be recorded on each student’s transcript at the end of the year.
Let’s get out there and make a difference!
Links to Partnering Organizations
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How to record your
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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SEM students along with Ms. More, the Community Service Advisor, help to clean up Scajaquada Creek as part of the Buffalo-Niagara Waterkeeper Shoreline Sweep.
Service @ SEM Events Calendar
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TRI-Main 2495 Main Street, Suite 500
Service Opportunities
Email to sign up for volunteering here: buffalo@tenthousandvillages.
Volunteering would be coming into the store on a casual basis to assist with day-to-day tasks: stocking, adjusting displays, cleaning, and talking to customers about products and the fair trade mission. An internship would be more structured and for a specific duration of time where the student would focus on a longer special project that helps the store. The project could be catered to the student's specific interests about fair trade.
If you are interested in preparing a meal or volunteering in some other capacity at the Kevin Guest House, Please contact Katie Orr.
Anyone 16 years and older can volunteer. Volunteers are needed in many capacities. Some examples of posts are greeting visitors and offering directions at the entrances, assisting visitors in the studios with drop-in art activities, lending a hand with public art projects, offering surveys to visitors prior to leaving, and more. Detailed duties for each role are found within event postings on Volunteer Hub.
Ready to join us? Complete your profile here, then select your orientation date.
Click here to email with other questions.
