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Hamilton school board approves bus purchases - Vimarsana News

Hamilton school board approves bus purchases

HAMILTON — The Hamilton Community Schools board of trustees Monday approved the purchase of two new school buses.

Hamilton schools celebrate Academic Super Bowl team's state success - Vimarsana News

Hamilton schools celebrate Academic Super Bowl team's state success

HAMILTON — Hamilton Community Schools students and staff lined the school hallways Friday to recognize and celebrate the accomplishment of the high school Academic Super Bowl science team.

St. Clair Shores St. Germaine School to close despite exceeding fundraising goals - Vimarsana News

St. Clair Shores St. Germaine School to close despite exceeding fundraising goals

As Catholics around the world begin to celebrate Holy Week and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, parents and students at St. Germaine Catholic School in St. Clair Shores were informed that despite exceeding fundraising and enrollment goals set by the Archdiocese of Detroit, the school will close permanently at the end of this school year.

Reichhart set to become Hamilton schools superintendent - Vimarsana News

Reichhart set to become Hamilton schools superintendent

HAMILTON — The Hamilton Community Schools board of trustees has picked the school district’s interim superintendent, Dr. William Reichhart, as its new superintendent.

Hamilton opposes proposed school funding legislation - Vimarsana News

Hamilton opposes proposed school funding legislation

HAMILTON — The Hamilton Community Schools board Monday approved a joint resolution with the Hamilton teachers association against proposed legislation expanding vouchers and creating Education Savings Accounts. Superintendent Anthony Cassel said the proposed legislation allows parents to opt out of public schools by providing a taxpayer-funded debit card valued at $5,000 to $7,000 that can be spent on private schools, home schooling, tutoring or any number of private education products and services. The proposed legislation also would expand the annual income limit for families eligible ...