Miss Mary from St. Mary's is handing out helmets to all third graders. They have just completed a 6 week program called Think First! It is a wonderful program that teaches them about water safety, bike safety, and gun safety.
Do you know an elementary education major graduating in December? Freeland Elementary School will have a full time teaching position opening in January and is looking for excellent candidates.
What were Freeland teachers, staff, and student volunteers up to today? Attending, presenting, and hosting an amazing #migoogle conference.
#migoogle Freeland student volunteers doing a great job today serving our teachers!
Consumers Energy is (finally) scheduled to repair the streetlight electric lines at the MS Crosswalk on Webster Rd. We expect the dig to start on Thursday, 11/8. Thank you for your patience and for driving safely.
Saginaw ISD is 10th in the state with the number of students served in school districts across Saginaw County, but 55 out of 56 in local tax revenues per student. To learn more about the Career Technical Education Millage go to https://www.saginawcountycte.com/
Proposed millage funds will support student participation in skilled trades/career technical education courses, support transportation, improve infrastructure, & upgrade equipment. To learn more about the Career Technical Education Millage go to https://www.saginawcountycte.com/
This table shows comparisons in tax revenues per student with neighboring and peer counties. To learn more about the Career Technical Education Millage go to https://www.saginawcountycte.com/
Saginaw County superintendents identified these four barriers for Saginaw County students. To learn more about the Career Technical Education Millage go to https://www.saginawcountycte.com/
CTE enrollment differences between Saginaw County and Bay/Arenac County are due to identified barriers. To learn more about the Career Technical Education Millage go to https://www.saginawcountycte.com/
Freeland Schools will not be in session on Monday (11/5) or Tuesday (11/6)
Freeland Volleyball wins District Championship, 3-1 over Garber.
Freeland Schools received a $48,074 grant through the 2018 Competitive School Safety Grant Program. Allocated for improving the security of our buildings, this grant was awarded by the State of Michigan and is administered by the Michigan State Police.
Happy Halloween! FMS celebrated with a Halloween themed dance. Shout out to Ms. Shea, Mrs. DeShone, and the Student Council for planning this great event!
Freeland Schools will not be in session on Mon., Nov. 5 or Tues., Nov. 6 due to the Michigan Google Conference being held at FHS/FMS. We look forward to welcoming this large conference to Freeland and showcasing our school for the State.
With 3rd Street from Powley Drive to Church Street nearing completion, please be aware that twice a day, as the buses leave from FES to go to the Learning Center, the buses will be stopping traffic to unload/load children. It may be best to avoid 3rd Street at those times.
Please be aware that we are expecting the Saginaw County Road Commission to install a 3-way stop at the corner of Powley Drive and 7th Street in the very near future.
Saginaw County CTE millage language is on the bottom of page two of the 11/6 ballot. The language asks voters to decide whether or not to approve 1 mill to support Career and Technical Education course participation for Saginaw County students.
http://www.saginawcountycte.com/
Students in Mrs. Howson's 7th grade English class analyzed plot collaboratively using textual evidence from Gary Soto’s “Seventh Grade."
