Two 13-year-olds are being held in local juvenile detention facilities stemming from threats of school violence against Lakeshore Middle School.
School: Grand Haven Christian School
Four-hundred and nineteen seniors became alumni of Grand Haven High School on Thursday evening during the school’s 142nd annual commencement ceremony.
Grand Haven High School’s Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, May 24.
For the several hundred seventh- and eighth-grade students at Lakeshore Middle School, the gun violence that has terrorized schools across the country is suddenly hitting much closer to home.
The students involved in the threat will remain suspended from Lakeshore Middle School until the investigation is complete, GHAPS officials said Thursday.
Aleah Hahn placed second nationally, receiving a $40,000 scholarship through the Elks National Foundation.
Grand Haven High School seniors visited their former schools on Wednesday, May 23, 2018. GHHS and Western Michigan Christian High School seniors also visited Grand Haven Christian School. Tribune photos and courtesy photos
After the graduation rehearsal, the seniors visited their former elementary schools, Lakeshore Middle School and White Pines Intermediate School — where the schools’ current staff and students greeted them.
With construction going on in the background, students, administrators, residents and local government officials celebrated the official groundbreaking for the $48 million refurbishing at Fruitport High School on Monday night.
The redevelopment of a Robbins Road property caused several businesses to scramble for a new location, including a thrift store that helps fund part of the tuition for Grand Haven Christian School students.
The Grand Haven High School Science Olympiad team placed 16th out of 60 teams at Saturday’s National Science Olympiad Tournament, held at Colorado State University, in Ft. Collins, Colorado
State Rep. Jim Lilly announced the kick-off of his second annual summer reading challenge for students throughout the community.
As the notes of “Pomp and Circumstance” played over the loudspeakers at Jeffers Elementary School on Friday afternoon, Spring Lake High School seniors walked the halls of their former school.
Robinson Elementary School kindergartners arranged a special event to show their appreciation for local law enforcement officials as part of National Law Enforcement Appreciation Week.
