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Michelle Patrick Sturgis Public Schools Board of Education on Monday approved several purchases for the district. Two bids were received for milk for school meals. The district chose to stay with Cedar Crest Dairy, due to price and availability.  The district received four bids to replace the 27-year-old dishwasher at Eastwood Elementary and went with Stafford-Smith with a booster heater for $44,946.  The district received six bids for wireless document cameras to be placed in all classrooms throughout the district. The district chose Precision Data Products for $82,460, which was the seco...

Officers were appointed Monday at an organizational meeting of Sturgis Public Schools Board of Education.  Scott Boland maintains his position as board president, as does Scott Swihart as vice president. Emily Halling remains board secretary. Gwen Donmyer was named treasurer.  Following the organizational segment, a study session was held, in which board members were informed about several purchases. The district received four bids to replace a 27-year-old dishwasher at Eastwood Elementary School. The appliance was installed when the school was built in 1994. The district recei...

USA Schools fine tune construction plans Mary Drier, For the Tribune Dec. 30, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail George Rierson SEBEWAING — As plans are being drafted for construction and upgrades from bonds voters approved earlier this year, some of that money will be used sooner than expected. During the election last August, district voters approved the request for a $2,570,000 general obligation bond. Funds from the bond will address a wide range of projects from: academics, roofs, science equipment for classrooms, technology, engineering and math, curriculum development, security and more. But...