Kensington Woods Schools hosted its 2020 graduation ceremonies on Friday, June 12, at its school building in Lakeland with a unique, drive-in style graduation, rather than the traditional ceremony due [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Three months ago on March 13, Kensington Woods Schools, like all the other schools in the county and the state, closed it’s building to students, but did not stop its [CLICK TO READ MORE]
If they can’t make it to the art exhibit, the art exhibit will come to them — virtually. And so it is with one of the coolest things we’ve ever [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Livingston County’s only National Merit Semifinalist this year — Jacob Batten of Hartland High School — is the winner of a National Merit Northwestern University Scholarship. Over 1.5 million juniors [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Members of the Kensington Woods Schools board voted to adopt a resolution urging Michigan’s state legislature and Michigan’s Congressional delegation to support any bill to preserve educational funding and services [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Brighton Area Schools Alumni Association (BASAA) is pleased to announce the 2020 recipients from the graduating class of Brighton High School. Through the generous donations of our alumni, over [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Some students at FlexTech High School in Brighton had the chance to win cash awards for taking part in a Shark Tank-style competition called the Vacant Lot Project that had [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Brighton Area Schools Superintendent Dr. Greg Gray shocked his own school board tonight by announcing his resignation, effective June 30. He made the announcement – which was totally unexpected – [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By their very nature, Montessori schools are not set up for distance learning. Montessori is a very hands-on curriculum that relies strongly on personal interaction and building relationships between students [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On a chilly morning in early February, Michigan International Prep School (MIPS) hosted several leaders from across Michigan to engage in a deep discussion on what it takes to prepare [CLICK TO READ MORE]
March was Reading Month at Michigan International Prep School, a virtual charter school that has a learning lab in Howell! On Thursday, March 26, State Sen. Lana Theis read three [CLICK TO READ MORE]
It’s become a tradition every March that politicians across the country visit schools for March is Reading Month. And these visits – while they’re always nice – usually go the same way. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On Monday, March 2, 2020, Sharin Smith, Howell High School building secretary, was awarded the 2019-2020 Howell Public Schools Support Person of the Year. Smith was surprised with the award [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Michigan Virtual today announced a new initiative with the College Board to significantly increase student participation and performance in high-quality Advanced Placement (AP) coursework delivered online. The initiative is designed [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Kim Hahn, Three Fires Elementary first grade teacher, was named the 2019-2020 Howell Public Schools Teacher of the Year. Hahn was surprised with the Teacher of [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On Feb. 11, 2020, students and educators from Howell Public Schools Innovation Academy presented during the State Board of Education meeting. From Innovation Academy: Connor Nabb, senior; Makaila Kramp, sophomore; [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Rob Roy, Pinckney High School’s drama director, was recently inducted into the Michigan Educational Theatre Association (META) Hall of Fame at the 2019 Michigan State Thespian Festival, held Dec. 13 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Brighton Area Schools (BAS) Alumni Association is offering a SAT practice test for area middle and high school students on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at the Brighton High School [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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