Schools
THREE RIVERS — It wasn’t the celebration they expected, but it was the celebration they needed.
All 130 students of Three Rivers High School’s Class of 2020 were honored as part of the school’s Senior Salute all day Friday by TRHS staff, administrators, and the Three Rivers community on what would...
CENTREVILLE — As Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order is lifted, employees at Glen Oaks Community College will begin to return to work on June 15, and the faculty and staff are learning what those plans entail.
“We take this seriously and want to be sure we are taking the necessary...
CENTREVILLE — The St. Joseph County Intermediate School District Board of Education will be on the lookout for a new trustee.
On Monday, the board accepted the resignation of trustee Sarah Vollmer, effective June 8. In her resignation letter, Vollmer said because of her husband’s job, both of them...
THREE RIVERS — According to a survey sent out to Three Rivers Community Schools families at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, about one in four students in the district do not have access to reliable internet at home.
With learning from home now a necessity since school buildings are closed,...
THREE RIVERS — July 9.
That date, mentioned by Three Rivers High School Principal Carrie Balk during Monday’s Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education meeting, is currently the scheduled date for graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020.
Balk mentioned this date as part of an update to...
CONSTANTINE — A former candidate for the principal position at Constantine Middle School filed a gender discrimination claim Wednesday against Constantine Public Schools.
The claim was filed with the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission by Kristina Crabill and her lawyer, Ross...
THREE RIVERS — In a 4-3 vote during Monday’s Three Rivers Community Schools Board of Education meeting, Portage-based Skillman Corporation was approved as the project manager for the first series of the school district’s upcoming bond project.
The decision was reached after both Skillman and Three...
CENTREVILLE — After its capital millage request was defeated in the Tuesday, March 10 presidential primary election, the Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees assessed what to do next during their Thursday, March 12 meeting.
President Dr. David Devier said the turnout was moderate, with...
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,...