Schools
CENTREVILLE — Glen Oaks Community College announced Thursday evening that they would move courses to an online learning format beginning Monday, March 16 and going through Sunday, April 12 amid concerns of the spread of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus.
Although there are no known suspected...
CENTREVILLE — For the second straight major election, St. Joseph County voters defeated a capital millage request for Glen Oaks Community College in Tuesday’s presidential primary election.
Unofficial results as of 10:40 p.m. Tuesday with 100 percent of precincts in the county reporting showed 4,...
THREE RIVERS — The Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education heard from two general contracting companies during their work session Monday, both making their case to be the project manager for the school district’s upcoming bond project.
Tom Brady, owner of Three Rivers-based Brussee/Brady...
CENTREVILLE — While people are voting for which candidate would represent each party in the 2020 presidential election in the Michigan primary, there will be one additional item voters in St. Joseph County will consider.
Glen Oaks Community College will be seeking a capital millage on the March 10...
THREE RIVERS — An annual education report for Three Rivers Community Schools was presented by district Curriculum Director Nikki Nash during Monday’s TRCS Board of Education meeting.
The report, Nash explained to the board members, is required by the state for the process of school improvement. The...
CENTREVILLE — A handful of Glen Oaks Community College faculty and staff attended Thursday’s GOCC Board of Trustees meeting to show their support for a long-time employee who was recently laid off by the college.
Robin Weekly, who had worked at the college for 41 years as a receptionist, was...
CENTREVILLE — The Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees voted unanimously Thursday to increase fees for student housing at the Devier Student Suites.
Starting in 2020-21, the fall and winter semester cost of a four-bedroom suite will be increased 5.4 percent from $2,800 to $2,950 per person...
THREE RIVERS — When she was named interim principal following the resignation of former principal Kevin Faraci in November, Cindy Newell, who had been teaching seventh grade English at Three Rivers Middle School at the time she was selected, said she was welcomed “out of the gate” by the staff and...
Published Feb. 1, 2020
CENTREVILLE — When the retirement letter for longtime Centreville Public Schools Community Education Director Juanita Miller came up on Monday’s CPS Board of Education agenda, the board jokingly tried to skip past it at first.
Once the letter was brought up, there was a bit...
Published Jan. 29, 2020
CENTREVILLE — The Centreville Public Schools Board of Education passed several budget amendments during its regular meeting Monday, which included a $132,000 decrease in state revenue.
The budget amendments were presented by CPS Business Manager Phillip Heasley, who gave a...