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Cass County to host educational session for local governments on data center policy framework

The event does not involve any proposed data center projects, nor does it signal plans to pursue data center development in Cass County. The session is not a public hearing and is not intended as a forum for advocacy, protest or public comment.

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Three Rivers High School celebrates first semester honor roll

Watershed Voice would like to congratulate the Three Rivers High School first semester Honor Roll. Below is the list of all those students who maintained a GPA of 3.25 or higher throughout the first semester. Congratulations on your success and we wish you luck in your continued pursuit of excellence — academic or otherwise.

As state shutdown looms, St. Joseph County districts brace for uncertain school aid

School districts must adopt budgets by July 1, often relying on assumptions about the per-pupil foundation allowance and categorical grants. Normally, those budgets are amended after the state finalizes its numbers and the first state aid payment arrives October 20. With no resolution in Lansing, administrators warn that delays could disrupt payroll, contracts, and services.

Glen Oaks Board of Trustees complete first-year review of President Dr. Bryan Newton

Newton, who began his tenure on July 22, 2024, was evaluated on fiscal management, leadership, institutional performance, external and internal relations, personal qualities, and relations with the board.

Michigan Reconnect offers tuition-free associate degrees or skills certificates

“With the clock ticking, we’re urging adults between the ages of 21 and 24 to take advantage of Michigan Reconnect before the December 31 deadline,” said Dr. Beverly Walker-Griffea, director of MiLEAP.

FAFSA opens: Michigan students can now apply for 2025-26 grants and scholarships

Michelle Richard, deputy director of Higher Education at MiLEAP, says completing the FAFSA is a simple process with lasting benefits.

Glen Oaks Community College, University of Olivet partnering to benefit adult students

The GO2UO program aims to address the challenges faced by adult learners returning to school. It will offer dual enrollment opportunities, among other benefits.

Schoolhouse stars; Sturgis’ incredible teachers eligible for Oster Memorial Award

Nominations will be accepted until Friday, September 6.

Centreville Public Schools’ resource officer plans stalled

Superintendent Chad Brady said it is a matter of waiting until the finances are in order, citing a reduced budget for schools passed by the Michigan Legislature.

Glen Oaks offers free tuition to local grads

The statewide effort is part of Michigan's higher education accessibility initiative. The program hopes to save students up to $4,800 annually.

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