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Amy Gee is Jefferson Schools' new superintendent

Amy Gee of Newport, current principal in Inkster, will be Jefferson's new superintendent. She had been a long-time special education teacher.

TC Clements named vice president at Monroe County Business Alliance

TC Clements and his wife own a travel agency, and he recently was a state representative. He also has launched successful entrepreneurial startups.

Monroe County joins coalition of education leaders

The K-12 Alliance of Michigan announced this week that is has expanded to include Monroe County schools.

Monroe County, ISD partnering on school resource officer plan

Monroe County Sheriff's deputies who are assigned to the region's school districts will soon work under a new command structure.

Holiday Camp, St. Joseph Center get grants from state

Earth Day 2021: Pandemic cuts down on paper at local schools

Earth Day 2021: Pandemic cuts down on paper at local schools There’s another reason for celebration this Earth Day: Schools are saving trees. More electronic devices in the hands of students translates to less paper at area schools. In some cases, that reduction has been even greater since the pandemic began. Bedford Public Schools, Airport Community Schools and St. Mary Catholic Central High School are among the local schools that are reporting a paper reduction. Bedford Bedford Public Schools, like other school districts, purchases paper literally by the truckload. Each load is 840 cases. Administrators are finding they are making these purchases less frequently.

Monroe ISD seeking technology millage renewal

The Monroe County Intermediate School District once again will ask voters to renew its long-supported technology millage used toward keeping the county's public school districts competitive in its access to digital resources.  Residents countywide will be asked to approve or nix the regional enhancement millage renewal, which has earned the community's support for more than 20 years, to levy .9866 mills for the next five years during the May 4 election.  The request comes at a time when technology devices, many of which have been funded from past millage revenue, are critical for students learning virtually or for classrooms incorporating online learning components amid the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Supt. Stephen McNew of the Monroe County Intermediate School District.

Whitmer - Governor Whitmer Creates the Student Recovery Advisory Council

Whitmer Governor Whitmer Creates the Student Recovery Advisory Council FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE      LANSING, Mich. -- Governor Whitmer today signed Executive Order 2021-02, to create the Student Recovery Advisory Council of Michigan. As Michigan continues to work around the clock to eliminate COVID-19, the Student Recovery Council will provide guidance and recommendations to ensure Michigan students have the tools and resources they need to get back on track.     “The COVID-19 pandemic has hit Michigan hard, and our students, families, teachers, and school staff have all felt the strain. Still, our educators have worked tirelessly to teach our children during this pandemic under the most stressful conditions, and for that our state is forever indebted to them for their service,” said 

New council to focus on helping Michigan students recover from COVID-19 education disruptions

New council to focus on helping Michigan students recover from COVID-19 education disruptions Updated Feb 04, 2021; Posted Feb 04, 2021 Students wear their masks during class at All Saints Central Middle and High School in Bay City on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020. (Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com)Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com Facebook Share With Michigan schools encouraged to resume in-person learning by March 1 and winter sports reauthorized, school is starting to look more familiar. But with students having been separated from school support systems for so long, a new council is tasked with examining how the state can help students recover. The new Student Recovery Advisory Council, comprised of 29 members with a variety of educational, medical and labor backgrounds, will make recommendations on how to help students recover. Those recommendations will include addressing students’ academic, physical and mental well-being.

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