Children boarded a school bus outside Fruitport Middle School in search of books Wednesday morning.
Grand Haven schools will continue sharing select services with Spring Lake Public Schools and Loutit District Library.
Several construction and renovations projects are happening at various schools in the two districts over the summer.
With school now out, Spring Lake Public Schools is launching a campaign to keep students reading throughout the summer.
A potluck will begin at 6 p.m., and the documentary “Life, Animated,” will be shown at 7 p.m. Friday, June 23, at the Momentum Center for Social Engagement, 714 Columbus Ave. in Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven school district is expected to dip into its General Fund during the 2017-18 school year. The approved budget includes a nearly $1 million deficit.
After having balanced budgets for the past few years, the Spring Lake school board on Monday night approved finances being in the red for the 2017-18 school year.
Shape Corp., Society for Manufacturing and Engineering, Grand Haven Area Public Schools, and the Michigan Manufacturers Association are teaming up for the Partnership Response in Manufacturing Education (P.R.I.M.E.).
Teachers realize that you can only teach so much in a classroom setting. That’s why the seventh-graders at Grand Haven’s Lakeshore Middle School left their classrooms behind last week for the school’s annual Walkabout Grand Haven.
As the flag lowered during Friday’s ceremony ending the school year, Ferry Elementary School Principal Steve Avram reflected on the year they’ve had together as a Falcon family.
SPRING LAKE TWP. — Efforts in bringing awareness and inclusion of students with autism have earned a handful of Spring Lake educators recognition from a local support group.
Ferry Elementary School and Voyager School families celebrated the end of the 2016-17 school year with a special ceremony.
The resignation was effective Monday, June 12.
Mary A. White Elementary School fourth-graders put their economics lessons to use this week, developing lemonade stand businesses after learning about supply, demand, marketing and more.
Dog parks, water parks and a zipline are among some of the ideas Grand Haven students came up with for property recently acquired by Grand Haven Township.
