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December 12, 2023
After months of collaboration between Wabanaki advisors and educators from across the state, under the direction of the Wabanaki Studies Specialist, Brianne Lolar (Panawahpskek), the website has been revamped to include a plethora of new resources. Some of the many features include: Links to 7 Wabanaki Studies MOOSE (Maine Online Open-Source Education platform) modules with … Continue reading Wabanaki Studies Website Revamped to Include Curriculum, Units, Lessons, Activities, and More!
October 4, 2023
A new field trip offering spotlights local contemporary history, promotes self-efficacy and urges secondary students to imagine a more equitable future
September 13, 2023
Deputy Superintendent Jeff Holt discussed an incident that led to the district deciding to cancel instruction at Sequoyah Elementary School on Aug. 24 during the Russellville School Board meeting on
May 8, 2023
Radio Station WHMI 93.5 FM — Livingston County Michigan News, Weather, Traffic, Sports, School Updates, and the Best Classic Hits for Howell, Brighton, Fenton
March 27, 2023
Radio Station WHMI 93.5 FM — Livingston County Michigan News, Weather, Traffic, Sports, School Updates, and the Best Classic Hits for Howell, Brighton, Fenton
December 14, 2021
A nationwide network of mentors demonstrates the power to challenge and guide youth to be the transformational leaders that they can be, and that the planet needs them to be.
November 22, 2021
A new series of creativity and critical thinking exercises from the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum offers educators prompts, visuals, and big ideas to support student reflection and speculative thinking.
April 26, 2021
Dr. Bridget Amory, Milford School District Director of Student Learning, presented the Board of Education with student progress numbers for the third marking period. At a previous meeting, Dr. Amory was asked to update the numbers as all schools reported that children seem to improve significantly in the third marking period. “We are definitely trending in a more favorable way,” Amory said. “This is in part due to the hard work of our teaching and support staff as well as the natural prog...