Here is the second set of those recognized for exemplifying our Guiding Belief of Stewardship: Nick Halm (MS), Hannah McGahey (Larson), Joddie Dunham (MS), Jacqui Wilson (CGRESD/Larson & MS), Ben Orling (MS), Cori Bingham (Larson), Brandy O'Neal (MS) and Alissa Fabian (Larson)
Congratulations to our first set of honorees, who have been recognized by their peers for exemplifying our Guiding Belief of Stewardship ("We believe in embedding good stewardship and governance into our decisionmaking to ensure long-term success and well being."): Joe Ashcroft (HS), Brad Carlstrom (HS), Steve Lockhart (HS), Andrea Looker (Business Office), Chad Hathcock (Business Office), and Shannon Haines (Central Office).
Larson Elementary is looking for a First Grade Teacher to join their team for the 2025-2026 school year. Please see job post for job qualifications and application information.
Reminder: Wednesday, May 14 is a half day for students. Teachers are working in professional learning communities during the afternoon.
Harrison Middle School is looking for an ELA Teacher and a Social Studies Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. Please see job posts for application and qualification information.
We have so many points of pride in #HornetNation, and one of them is definitely our school-based clinic, based in the middle school. Thanks to our community partnership with MidMichigan Health, we are one of a handful of such models in the state.
In the spirit of paying it forward, some of our staff and students went to Lansing yesterday to share their experiences and advocate for the model to continue to grow. Much appeciation to Shelby Battle for guiding our group through a real-world learning experience and leaning into our Guiding Beliefs.
Teaching is both an art and a science. Most of the time in college or university is spent on learning the science of teaching; the art begins in the heart and grows with every experience. #teacherappreciationweek
Our community spoke loud and clear that CTE opportunities for our students are valued and worth supporting. With the renewal of the CTE millage, those opportunities will continue. Thank you!
Polls are open until 8:00 pm tonight.
Our teachers are all a big deal! #teacherappreciationweek
Harrison High School is looking for a JV Volleyball Coach and a Varsity Ski Coach. Please see job postings for application and qualification information.
Harrison Community Schools is looking for a Secondary Special Education Teacher for the 2025-2026 school year. Please see job posting for application and qualification information.
Tonight, we recognized members of the senior class who are recipients of community scholarships, district scholarships, and content-area scholarships. In addition, other students were recognized for academic performance and service to their school community.
A reminder that tomorrow, Tuesday, May 6, is Election Day! Please remember to vote on the CTE millage
renewal. Career and Technical Education programs provide hands-on learning, real-world skills,
and brighter futures for our students. Your participation in the election helps keep valuable
educational opportunities strong in our community.
This week and every week, we honor our teachers for all they do to grow the next generation. #HornetPride
Larson Elementary is looking for a Fourth Grade teacher. Please see job post for application information and qualification requirements.
Congratulations to our four Turn Around Award winners, who were celebrated today by the CGRESD: Kaylei Millspaugh, Tyler Shaw, DJ Thompson, and Madison Whittey.
#ClassOf2025 #HornetNation
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Good morning,
We just completed our final lock down drill across all campuses. Thank you to Deputy Chinavare, Jerry Becker, and all of our law enforcement partners for their assistance.
Teachers will be working with students around any feelings of anxiousness or fear, and we ask the same of you at home. Practicing these drills is an important component of our overall safety and security protocols.
If you have any questions, please reach out to your school principal or me.
Judy Walton
Superintendent
Good afternoon,
Please be advised that due to a downed power line on Clare Avenue, our buses were late returning with students from CTE. The cascading effect is that the buses will be at schools about 5-10 minutes later than usual, and this may impact drop off times on routes as well.
Judy Walton
Superintendent