Published October 20, 2020
METRO DETROIT — As students begin to transition to in-person learning, Michigan families can now see if there are COVID-19 outbreaks within their schools, colleges and universities.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
ROCHESTER/ROCHESTER HILLS/OAKLAND TOWNSHIP — Four people are running for various seats on the Rochester Community Schools Board of Education Nov. 3.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
GROSSE POINTES — After being out of their classrooms since last March, a number of Grosse Pointe Public School System students returned to school Oct. 12.
Read MorePublished October 20, 2020
GROSSE POINTES — Grosse Pointe Public School System Board Of Education President Margaret Weertz called it “a sad day in Grosse Pointe Public Schools.”
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
STERLING HEIGHTS/ST. CLAIR SHORES — When Jim Boren was their teacher, the Lake Shore High School marching band used to routinely turn up at his house for a “lawn show,” or what today would be called a flash mob.
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
WEST BLOOMFIELD — Nearly two months have passed since the West Bloomfield School District began its Classroom to Cloud Return to Learn Plan, which was in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MorePublished October 16, 2020
WARREN — “Welcome home,” was the message Larry Rancilio received when, on Oct. 5, he began his role as De La Salle Collegiate president.
Read MorePublished October 15, 2020
MACOMB COUNTY — There are three open seats for the Macomb Community College Board of Trustees race on the ballot Nov. 3.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
METRO DETROIT — Wake up. Log in. Listen to a teacher over headphones and communicate with classmates through a screen. Log out.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
ROCHESTER HILLS — The majority of students in the Rochester Community Schools district headed back to their classrooms this week for the first time in over six months.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
GROSSE POINTES — On Sept. 22, it was announced that the Grosse Pointe Foundation for Public Education will provide funding from the Lois J. Warden Fund, in an amount not to exceed $66,000, to support the establishment of Kids Club Centers for remote learning in the Grosse Pointe Public School System.
Read MorePublished October 6, 2020
GROSSE POINTES — Grosse Pointe Public School System students in grades Young Fives to fifth grade will return to hybrid face-to-face learning this month.
Read MorePublished October 5, 2020
CLINTON TOWNSHIP/MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Beginning later this month, some students in a local school district will return to a variation of in-person learning.
Read MorePublished October 5, 2020
UTICA/SHELBY TOWNSHIP — The Eisenhower High School varsity equestrian team recently won its District 12 Division A horseback riding competition.
Read MorePublished October 5, 2020
BIRMINGHAM/BLOOMFIELD — So far, the transition to in-person learning for students in the Bloomfield Hills Schools and Birmingham Public Schools districts has been smooth and safe, according to administrators.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
WARREN — On Sept. 28, Warren Woods Public Schools opened its buildings for in-person learning after conducting virtual schooling Aug. 31 through Sept. 25.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Kindergarten through second grade students will be the first to return to in-person learning in South Lake Schools under a planned reopening approved by the Board of Education Sept. 23.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
WARREN/STERLING HEIGHTS — With students learning at home virtually because of COVID-19, many educators have said they miss their students, and local districts have purchased electronic devices, such as Chromebooks, for at-home learning.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
CENTER LINE/WARREN — Center Line Public School students are scheduled to return to school Oct. 7 in a hybrid format.
Read MorePublished October 2, 2020
UTICA/SHELBY TOWNSHIP/STERLING HEIGHTS — Carrie Slade, a first grade teacher at Flickinger Elementary School in Utica, said she is looking forward to being back in the classroom with her students as Utica Community Schools takes its next steps in the transition to more in-person activities.
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