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Sturgis approves Hype for opioid education campaign
The $25,000 campaign will include videos for students and social media, plus unique social media posts.
Glen Oaks awarded $5K to further support student parents’ education
Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) was recently awarded a $5,000 grant to further support student parents.
Kalamazoo RESA program offers summer opportunities for students
Kalamazoo RESA's MyCITY program is designed to help students discover their career passions and make a real impact in their community. It includes interactive workshops, networking opportunities with local employers and professionals, and the development of real-world skills, such as communication and problem-solving.
One-on-one outreach shows promise in cutting school absenteeism
Experts say students’ lack of connection to school is one of the biggest factors leading to high absenteeism across the country. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, regular school attendance has plummeted.
Researchers look at how to help more community college students gain four-year degrees
The Department of Education report highlighted an ongoing problem of poor graduation outcomes among college transfer students but suggests community colleges and four-year universities can work together to improve the transfer student experience.
Growth council hears new report suggesting funds for education, infrastructure to boost population
The Growing Michigan Together Council (GMTC) met December 1 in Detroit to hear the findings of a new report commissioned to inform a future proposal to the state legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer aimed at increasing Michigan’s stagnant population.
Dr. David Devier: What Happened to Shop Classes?
Glen Oaks President David Devier laments about the loss of "shop" classes in Michigan middle and high schools. He argues the only way to "undo these detrimental decisions in local school districts is to enact new curricula that bring back hands-on experiences."
Saturday’s Mick Kolassa concert to benefit Three Rivers Promise
Don’t miss an unforgettable night of soulful blues for a good cause as Mick Kolassa and the Endless Blues Band take the stage at the Riviera Theatre & Bar in Three Rivers on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the Three Rivers Promise.
Senate panel considers adjustment to Snyder-era teacher evaluation standards
The Senate Education Committee at its Tuesday meeting discussed bills that would change the standards schools use to evaluate the performance of teachers and school administrators.
Sturgis approves Hype for opioid education campaign
The $25,000 campaign will include videos for students and social media, plus unique social media posts.
Glen Oaks awarded $5K to further support student parents’ education
Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) was recently awarded a $5,000 grant to further support student parents.
Kalamazoo RESA program offers summer opportunities for students
Kalamazoo RESA's MyCITY program is designed to help students discover their career passions and make a real impact in their community. It includes interactive workshops, networking opportunities with local employers and professionals, and the development of real-world skills, such as communication and problem-solving.
One-on-one outreach shows promise in cutting school absenteeism
Experts say students’ lack of connection to school is one of the biggest factors leading to high absenteeism across the country. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, regular school attendance has plummeted.
Researchers look at how to help more community college students gain four-year degrees
The Department of Education report highlighted an ongoing problem of poor graduation outcomes among college transfer students but suggests community colleges and four-year universities can work together to improve the transfer student experience.
Growth council hears new report suggesting funds for education, infrastructure to boost population
The Growing Michigan Together Council (GMTC) met December 1 in Detroit to hear the findings of a new report commissioned to inform a future proposal to the state legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer aimed at increasing Michigan’s stagnant population.
Dr. David Devier: What Happened to Shop Classes?
Glen Oaks President David Devier laments about the loss of "shop" classes in Michigan middle and high schools. He argues the only way to "undo these detrimental decisions in local school districts is to enact new curricula that bring back hands-on experiences."
Saturday’s Mick Kolassa concert to benefit Three Rivers Promise
Don’t miss an unforgettable night of soulful blues for a good cause as Mick Kolassa and the Endless Blues Band take the stage at the Riviera Theatre & Bar in Three Rivers on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. All proceeds will benefit the Three Rivers Promise.
Senate panel considers adjustment to Snyder-era teacher evaluation standards
The Senate Education Committee at its Tuesday meeting discussed bills that would change the standards schools use to evaluate the performance of teachers and school administrators.
