News and Notes: 7.6
We’ve been at this whole learning-during-a-pandemic thing for over a year now, Trojans. We are approaching seven months of in-person and Virtual Academy learning for the 20/21 school year with … Continued
We’ve been at this whole learning-during-a-pandemic thing for over a year now, Trojans. We are approaching seven months of in-person and Virtual Academy learning for the 20/21 school year with … Continued
Vaccinations & Half Days I sent a notice out yesterday but want to mention it here too. In partnership with the Washtenaw County Health Department, we are hosting a pop … Continued
Good Things Come In Threes This week, Whitmore Lake Public Schools Athletic Director, Brad McCormack, earned distinction from the National Interscholastic Association of Athletic Administrators (NIAAA) as a Certified Athletic … Continued
COVID Update The week of October 26 yielded no new cases in WLPS. However, I want to reaffirm my commitment to sharing information as soon as possible with our parents … Continued
Good Evening, Last week I shared components of the Governor’s Return to School Roadmap, which allows for the reopening of schools in Phase 4. (Link to Letter) Currently, my staff … Continued
I am going to jump right to some of the cool stuff that has happened this week and, then, end with some information on book and technology collection. Cool Thing … Continued
On behalf of the Board of Education, thank you to the dedicated staff members who made 2020 successful despite the most unusual of tragedies befalling our country. And, thank you … Continued
It isn’t lost on me that our theme for this year was #BestYearEver. When we chose that theme, it wasn’t a declaration of this being the best year there ever … Continued
Dear WLPS Families, Last night, in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Governor Whitmer ordered the closure of all K-12 school buildings starting Monday, March 16 through … Continued
The 100 plus page document, commonly referred to as the “audit’, always brings about the urge to yawn. I firmly believe the Executive Summary was developed because accountants knew that … Continued