If you can solve the Rubik’s Cube in five minutes, that’s considered good. If you can solve it in two minutes, that’s considered very good. Drew Brewer did it in [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Kensington Woods Schools has one of the first high school “esports” teams in the state, and on Tuesday, they got to show off their stuff at the State Capitol. One [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Howell High School FIRST Robotics team, the S.C.O.T.S. Bots claimed the prestigious Chairman’s Award, and was part of the winning alliance at the Lansing FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) District [CLICK TO READ MORE]
By Charles Carver, Director of Program Advancement, Michigan International Prep School In essentially every phase of our modern day lives, we can order, view, and make purchases on demand. The [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Students in Kimberly Hahn’s second-grade class at Three Fires Elementary hope to make the world a better place with their public service announcements (PSAs). Working in groups, the students created [CLICK TO READ MORE]
FlexTech High School students are being provided a unique training opportunity this month thanks to local non-profit, Daniel’s Song. The non-profit is giving students the opportunity to earn their OSHA [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Pinckney Community High School has its first college esports athlete. Jacob Wilburn, a graduating senior, received a scholarship to compete on the new esports team at Alma College. Wilburn signed [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Fifth graders at St. Mary have just become better prepared to weather a disaster or emergency, thanks to Jennifer Kramer, Preparedness Specialist at Livingston County Health Department’s Medical Reserve Corps. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On Friday, Feb. 15, 2019, 24 seventh- and eighth-grade band students from Highlander Way Middle School and Parker Middle School will participate in the 2019 Livingston County Middle School Honors [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Student Statesmanship Institute (SSI) is bringing its flagship LEAD Summer Camp to the campus of Cleary University in Howell this summer. Now in its 26th year, LEAD is a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell High School will host its second annual TEDxYouth event 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019, at the Howell High School Rod Bushey Performing Arts Center. The event will feature [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Three Michigan-based business leaders are donating the Emmy-nominated documentary, “Black and Blue – The Story of Gerald Ford, Willis Ward, and the 1934 Michigan-Georgia Tech Football Game,” to every public [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy High School senior Courtney Hall signed to play Division 1 Hockey at St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minn. The future Husky has been playing [CLICK TO READ MORE]
My name is Mallory Skilling and I am an elementary teacher at Michigan International Prep School, a tuition-free online charter school which has an on-site learning lab in Howell. I [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Up to 10 scholarships of $1,000 each are available for Livingston County high school seniors, regardless of whether they attend public, private, charter schools, or are home schooled, to continue [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Two Howell High School graphics arts students have earned honors in the 31st Annual North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) Poster Contest. Kellen Walburn, a senior, won the Best Theme [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Each Monday, students in grades 6-12 and staff at Kensington Woods School in Lakeland have an all-school meeting led by principal Markus Muennix. This past Monday was no different, but [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell High School teacher Leah Brinker has been named the 2018 Family and Consumer Science Educators of Michigan (FCSEM) Teacher of the Year. Brinker was presented with the award at [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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