Davison School News Today

10 YEARS AGO May 16, 2013 There was a changing of the guard on May 14 as Police Chief Larry Gritzinger ended his 30 year run with the department, turning the reins over to Lt. Tony Craig. Craig, an 18-year veteran of the department, was unanimously chosen by the board to be the next chief.

10 YEARS AGO May 16, 2013 There was a changing of the guard on May 14 as Police Chief Larry Gritzinger ended his 30 year run with the department, turning the reins over to Lt. Tony Craig. Craig, an 18-year veteran of the department, was unanimously chosen by the board to be the next chief.

Summer vacation for students is about halfway over and like so much of Michigan, mid-Michigan school districts are dealing with staff shortages, especially for transportation.

Davison schools and law enforcement are cracking down on drivers who ignore safety lights.Police say they are ramping up patrols in the biggest trouble spots around the community.

In January, Genesee County Clerk John Gleason declined a recall petition for Davison School Board Member Matt Smith. Gleason said the petition came up 96 signatures short.

The petition to recall Davison School Board member Matthew Smith received more than 4,000 signatures, but the Genesee County Clerk said a tenth of those signatures didnt count.

Volunteers spent weeks collecting signatures to set up an election to vote to recall Matthew Smith from his seat on the Davison School Board. But last week, Genesee County officials determined that the recall petition drive against Smith fell short by about 100 signatures.

By Matthew Dekker Apr 21, 2021 10:18 PM The Good Spirit School Division has been notified by the Sask. Health Authority of a positive COVID-19 case at Davison School in Melville. The individual who tested positive is connected to the Grade 6 (601) class. All prekindergarten to Grade 6 classes will be cancelled for Thursday and will start remote learning on Friday until Monday, when students tentatively return to in-class learning. However, the Grade 6 class will continue remote learning...

  REGINA -- As COVID-19 variants continue to spread in Saskatchewan, it remains unclear exactly how many confirmed and presumptive variant cases have been detected in Saskatchewan schools. The government confirmed 66 more variant cases Tuesday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 136. The Regina zone accounts for 122 – or 90 per cent – of the confirmed variant cases reported in the province. During the government’s COVID-19 update Tuesday, Saskatchewan’s chief medical h...

Posted: Mar 15, 2021 4:45 PM CT | Last Updated: March 15 Quintin Robertson, director of education for the Good Spirit School Division, said 17 classrooms at the Yorkton Regional High School were exposed to the COVID-19 variant. Seven teachers at Davison elementary school in Melville were deemed close contacts of a COVID-19 variant case.(Sofia Rodriguez/CBC) Individuals at two schools in Saskatchewans Good Spirit School Division have tested positive for COVID-19 variants of concern, prompting ...