September 10, 2020 Dear parents and guardians: USDA has announced that all kids up to the age of 18 will receive free lunch until December 31st (or until their monies are exhausted whichever comes first). This includes all meals eaten at school and also to-go meals which can be signed up for weekly and picked up at the High School receiving... READ MORE >
Wednesday, September 23, 2020 Dear Schoolcraft Community Schools Families, We are fortunate to have a robust athletic program that not only provides important learning lessons as an extension of the classroom but has filled more trophy cases than the High School has available. Our collection of accolades and the manner in which our coaches support our... READ MORE >
August 28, 2020 Dear SCS Parent/Guardian(s), The staff here at Schoolcraft Community Schools are excited to educate your children starting next week. They have been working tirelessly this week getting their respective classrooms/spaces ready along with learning and growing as a team. They have helped establish clear protocols and expectations for the current... READ MORE >
Thursday, June 11, 2020 Dear Schoolcraft Community Schools families, The global pandemic has certainly led to significant adjustments to our daily lives. Given Governor Whitmer’s latest Executive Order 2020-110, a great opportunity has been afforded for our student-athletes to return to campus and re-engage with preparation for the fall sports season. While... READ MORE >
Friday, May 29, 2020 Dear Schoolcraft Class of 2020 and Community, The understatement of the year has been the nearly unprecedented times and unique circumstances we have found ourselves while we respond and react to the constraints and considerations of COVID-19. In spite of the times we find ourselves, certain sacred traditions and rites of passage are... READ MORE >
April 4, 2020 It’s hard to believe that less than one month ago, we were celebrating the school bond passing. And now we just learned from Governor Whitmer that schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year. On behalf of the staff and students, we sincerely hope that all of you are safe and healthy and ask everyone to continue to follow social... READ MORE >
March 18, 2020 SCS Staff, Students, and Parent/Guardian(s), We hope this communication finds you well. It is extremely important to make sure you are taking care of yourself and your family. We are committed to continuing our communication with you during our closure. It seems that what is shared about COVID-19 evolves by the hour. We are working to keep... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools is working diligently to keep up on the ever-changing landscape created by the spread of the Coronavirus. The links below contain vital information for SCS events including the boys and girls basketball games on March 12 and 13. Please read this information and contact the school district with any questions.Parent Letter from... READ MORE >
Linda Ryder is like the glue that holds winter athletics together. For over thirty years Linda has been volunteering with tickets. She is dependable and friendly. When Linda cannot help, it throws the whole event into chaos. We are so grateful and appreciative of everything that Linda does for our community. This soaring eagle award is overdue and couldn’t go... READ MORE >
Soaring Eagle nominees have been honored for a wide range of contributions to the school district and community that stood out as “soaring” among others. This nominee is being recognized for helping countless students to “soar”. From helping students to learn their letters to helping them learn to drive, Krystal Parker has… helped! We all believe that... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft High School is proud to honor this Soaring Eagle whose energy and positivity are not only infectious, but encapsulates all of those who surround her in joining her passion for all things Purple and Gold. According to one of her colleagues, "Next to Larry Harris, she is probably the most dedicated fan of all Eagle athletics. She really loves the high... READ MORE >
Hunter Barkalow (8th). He is an excellent student who models a positive attitude throughout the day. He is always one with an open smile for anyone, doing his best every day, and being able to help and motivate anyone in their time of need. (This nomination originated with a fellow student and is heartily endorsed by Mr. Powers and Dr. Stitt. Congrats, Hunter!!!! READ MORE >
States Golf Course – With us today from States Golf course is the owner Eric Jasiak and Lisa (wife). This family business has been very giving to our community and to the school district. They have allowed our golf teams to play and practice on the course whenever needed. They also have been supportive of our biggest athletic boosters fundraiser the Big Hole... READ MORE >
Chris Kato is not only a daily streak runner for over 2000 days, marathon runner, cross country coach, Student Council advisor, Common Bond advisor, co teacher, active member on the Hard Core Specials PLC team, morning announcements champion, and renowned pro wrestler, but he is team player on the SHS staff, a patient and compassionate teacher, and a loyal friend... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft High School is fortunate to have students who, amidst balancing rigorous curricular schedules maintain active participation in extracurricular activities. Of the excellence navigating our halls, one student distinguishes himself above his peers. This Soaring Eagle shares an immense responsibility to making Schoolcraft High School the best it can be.... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Kindergarten Registration 2020-2021 Welcome to Schoolcraft! We are currently pre-registering incoming Kindergarten students for our 2020-2021 school year. Students must be five years old by September 1, 2020. Families may choose to complete a waiver that will enable your child to attend the 2020-2021 school year if their birthday falls between... READ MORE >
I would like to nominate Jerry Meulman for the soaring Eagle Award. Jerry has been a bus driver for us now for 15 years. Jerry has been one of our drivers that is always willing to pick up any run we need and always willing to help with any need in the transportation department. Jerry is revered by all his children, their parents and his co workers.Questions asked... READ MORE >
The person that we would like to honor this month as a Soaring Eagle is someone who is deeply rooted here at Schoolcraft. They certainly honor our district/community values. This person can be described as very passionate, a visionary leader, relentless, caring, courageous, committed, a doer, and always pushing for excellence. For nearly 2 years, this... READ MORE >
Each year Western Michigan University gives out the Golden Apple Award to honor outstanding individuals who graduated from the College of Education and Human Development at Western Michigan University. Award recipients are honored at the annual Golden Apple and Keystone Awards Ceremony. The recipient is a person who:Is a graduate of the College of Education and... READ MORE >
Please see the link regarding SHS attendance for Friday's State Semi-Final volleyball game.https://drive.google.com/file/...Thank you! READ MORE >
SCS Parents, Good afternoon! Attached you will find a few press releases regarding the situation in West Michigan regarding Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). As a school district we have been in consultation with our local health department and county school districts and will be altering our after school outdoor activities until further notice to lower... READ MORE >
This recipient epitomizes our district values: She is extremely compassionate and cares for others. Her family is at her core as well as her faith. She is as honest and reliable as they come. Accountability is this person’s middle name. She is always striving to learn new ways and continually reflects on current practices and how she can get better. While we... READ MORE >
There is a gem in our little downtown, and at the heart of it is Wayne Julien. Action Gear Inc. a local printing/embroidery business that is hidden downtown in an unassuming building. It has been supporting our back to school and scholarship fundraiser printing needs for the past few years and we so appreciate them as partners! Even when our orders come skidding... READ MORE >
Walking to Western for the Schoolcraft Scholarships! In 2018, Dr. Rusty Stitt walked and rode 50 miles to help raise over $11,000 for student scholarships at SCS. Half of that money went to scholarships to the class of 2019 for university or trade schools, the other half was invested to build the scholarship fund. For the class of 2020, a team of educators at... READ MORE >
Is someone singing? Who made that artwork? That person was so nice, who is that? Those are the sorts of questions we’ve heard around Schoolcraft this year and the answer to all of them is “Lindsay Sanders”! Lindsay has served as our district’s sub this year and in no time, she established herself as one of the happiest, most positive Eagles around! Her... READ MORE >
Schools are full of unsung heroes. Individuals that make a school year a success but don’t necessarily earn the credit they deserve for their contributions. Schoolcraft Elementary is no different. Tonight we are honoring and recognizing Barb Medema for her unsung contributions to Schoolcraft Elementary School for the past 27 years. 27 years of service... READ MORE >
Mary Kievit is a servant leader. This time it is within our Schoolcraft Middle School lunch program for many years. Mary embodies the meaning of service when we talk about FOOD SERVICES here in Schoolcraft. Beyond the obvious aspects of preparing and presenting food in a school cafeteria, Mary has been a constant beacon of compassion and care to thousands... READ MORE >
Seven years ago we hired a substitute teacher in the district to do something new that not many school districts were doing at the time. We believed that Mrs. Cindy Kohl could take a vision of teaching STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) to all elementary students as a special. There was no curriculum and not a lot of budget to work... READ MORE >
Kyle Rose, from Pfizer, has been coming to support Schoolcraft Middle School's PLTW program since November 2014. He has been coming almost every Friday! Through sharing his college experience, interning, and work experience, Kyle is able to connect what is in class to the real world. Not only does he help our students make this connection to engineering... READ MORE >
Karen Tenbrink has worked for Schoolcraft Schools 25 years in our food service department. She just recently retired from the organization and will be greatly missed. Karen really enjoyed her job and it showed in her attitude. She always had a smile on her face and worked extremely hard being our head cook. She had excellent attendance and was always willing to... READ MORE >
Faye VanRavenswaay's last day as the Director of the Schoolcraft Community Library will be May 20th! We appreciate all Faye has done for the Village of Schoolcraft and Schoolcraft Community Schools. She has been instrumental in the continued success of Battle of the Books and we wish her all the best! Please join the Schoolcraft Community Library as they say... READ MORE >
The 6th Grade and 7th/8th Grade Choirs under the direction of Mrs. Olbrot, are to be congratulated for an outstanding Spring Concert this past week!Attendendees were treated to a wide variety of beautiful music sung by our up and coming 6-12 vocal musicians. Great job!! READ MORE >
Mrs. Tina Darling is one of those individuals who sees a problem and then does not rest until there's a solution. In this case, the problem was the addition of a school crosswalk for elementary and middle school students that was intended to provide safe passage to and from school for our kiddos in the neighborhoods to the east and south, but because old habits... READ MORE >
We would like to honor one of our master teachers tonight as a Soaring Eagle award winner. To help me tell the story of why Mrs. Caroselli I am going to read a number of statements from some of our staff: As a school leader, I greatly appreciate Kristin’s honesty, creativity, and open-mindedness. She and I have work on a variety of projects that have... READ MORE >
Over the years Big C Lumber has been a quiet and humble provider of materials and guidance for numerous Schoolcraft community and school teams, projects, students and groups. There philanthropic efforts are to be honored as they have provided assistance for a number of years to our clubs and school district from our Robotics team to helping us with supplies to make... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the following MS students! They were selected to have their artwork displayed at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts from March 16th- April 14th! On Saturday, March 16th from 12-2pm there is FREE ADMISSION for friends and family.5th Grade Kenedi Bradshaw Dayne Webb Riley Danner 7th Grade Colin Hotrum Cora Carpenter Elle Ellison Clara... READ MORE >
Momo. Snapchat. Fortnite. Minecraft. TikTok. With all the online apps and games out today what can a parent do to stay up to date and understand this 'other world'?At Schoolcraft Community Schools we suggest one site that stays up to date on most of the current trends called NationalOnlineSafety or NOS. NOS has a location on their site with downloadable guides... READ MORE >
Dear SCS Parents: First off, we would like to congratulate our Schoolcraft Varsity Wrestling Team on making it to the State Finals for the first time in school history. The finals begin at 12:00 PM on Friday, February 22nd at Wings Events Center in Kalamazoo. Because this event occurs during the school day, and because of the high number of school days we have... READ MORE >
Pre-K Families with children turning four years old by December 1, 2019 go online to www.dreambigstartsmall.org to complete the application and Sign up Here to complete the registration. Our high quality classrooms are located in Schoolcraft Elementary with certified teachers and teaching assistant (1:8 ratio). We have spaces available for eligible children who... READ MORE >
We will not be having Ski Club tomorrow February 7th due to the warmer weather. READ MORE >
Stephanie Blentlinger is a blessing to our school community in many ways. She is ever present at major athletic events and seems always "on call" when we have a special need for photos of events. Her professional work is exceptional in quality and workmanship, and reveals her truly artistic eye. Stephanie saved the 2018 yearbook by providing action shots of... READ MORE >
Henry always welcomes every child with a smile and helps in every area he is asked. He goes above and beyond his job duties at our school to create a clean, safe and fun environment. The kids love his entertaining t-shirt collection, and conversation. He engages with all and is always happy to lend a hand where needed. In our building he is a SUPER HERO! READ MORE >
Did you miss the December 2018 Purple and Gold? Don't worry, we have you covered by clicking HERE. READ MORE >
Southwest Michigan Blades to host “Teddy Bear Toss” game To benefit local fire departments and police when assisting children in crisis Oshtemo— 12/19/18— The Southwest Michigan Blades high school hockey team will host a “Teddy Bear Toss” during their game vs. the Portage Central Mustangs on Wednesday, December 19th. The puck drops at 7:30 pm at... READ MORE >
We are honoring our very own Mike Rochholz. He is a true leader and an ambassador for children, public education and Schoolcraft community. There are many leadership attributes that Michael exhibits that I would like to accentuate: 1. Michael knows who he is and what he is about. He knows his strengths and maximizes them to the fullest when he works with... READ MORE >
Ski Passes have been handed out! Once you have your ticket please be sure to write "Schoolcraft Ski Club" on the line for club name. The first time you go to ski you will have to be evaluated no matter the skill level. Please check out the attached document. Evaluation Ticket Map READ MORE >
Are you looking to give locally for Giving Tuesday? Whether you are looking to give time, skills or money there are plenty of ways to give to our Schoolcraft Community Students and educators below! Check back as this list may grow! Schoolcraft Volunteer Needs: District OpportunitiesVolunteer RoleDetailsContact:Sue Kedrowiczkedrows@schoolcraftcs.org(269)... READ MORE >
Sue Moore, the editor of the South County Press, has been a friend and ally of Schoolcraft Community Schools for many years. Her most recent endeavor of partnering with our English Language department for students 6-12 has given them an authentic audience for their writing. Taking a chance on our students and their ability to produce equitable articles for her... READ MORE >
Michelle has been a team member in the special education department for many years. Michelle has always always always been a positive leader when working with some of the team's largest challenges. She is an amazing listener and an outstanding team leader. Michelle continuously puts students first and finds ways to best meet each one's needs. Her advocacy for... READ MORE >
2nd Hour Winners!Finish the puzzle for the next clue!Twister teamwork to keep moving in the race! READ MORE >
Ski Club Information is now available for the 2018-19 season. You may print the information from the link below or pick up a copy in the office! We will be skiing at Bittersweet Ski Resort this year so there are a few changes to the forms. Please be sure to read through all of the information in the packet! Students 7-18 years old are invited to participate in the... READ MORE >
Do you have questions about Standards-Based Teaching and Learning or the High School Unbalanced Trimesters? Tune in between 3:45-4pm on Tuesday, Oct 30th for a Facebook Live Event to get answers to them all! Not available at that time? You can submit questions here --> http://bit.ly/QnA10-30 or email Dr. Stitt at stittr@schoolcraftcs.org READ MORE >
Please click on and read this brief article with regards to keeping your tween/teenagers safe and emotionally healthy in their social media accounts and online activities. If you haven't sat down with your child recently to engage in an unannounced review of their accounts and search histories, then NOW is the time. Be aware that MOST KIDS HAVE MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools is continuously innovating in hopes of fully preparing our students for their future schooling and/or careers. Standards-Based teaching and learning, 1:1 purposeful technology integration, E.A.G.L.E.S 21st Century success skills, unbalanced trimester implementation as well as many more recent programs are supporting this vision. We... READ MORE >
Would you like to join our current volunteers in supporting the awesome teaching and learning that takes place every day in the Schoolcraft Community School District? If so, we'd love to have you join us! Please call the office of the building you'd like to support to get signed up to help. Elementary: 488-7250 Middle: 488-7300 High: 488-7350 READ MORE >
This fall Superintendent Dr. Rusty Stitt tackled walking 25 miles and biking 25 miles as a fundraiser on behalf of Schoolcraft students and the Schoolcraft Community Foundation. Over $11,600 were raised and will be given as student scholarships over the next few years.A big thank you to the following donors who's generosity will be recognized by the naming of... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools and our Strategic Partnerships for Authentic Learning were featured in a recent national article "7 Reasons Why Project-Based Learning Is NOT a Fad" in the School Leaders Now journal. "There’s nothing “faddy” about teaching success skills and wanting students to love learning." states National Faculty Member for Buck Institute Mike... READ MORE >
Did you miss the Community Feedback Meeting last night? Interested in the presentations and questions asked of the Long-Term Planning Committee? Check out the link below our on our Facebook as it was filmed/Facebook Live Broadcast! READ MORE >
The original article is available at "The Ed Advocate" https://www.theedadvocate.org/...As parents, we all have different approaches to technology. But whatever your personal attitude may be, there’s no escaping the reality that our children are immersed digital media. As with anything else, knowledge and monitoring of our children’s use of technology are... READ MORE >
Dusty Ouding started his career at SHS disengaged and unmotivated. As a couple of his teachers stated, “He goofed around and failed a couple classes and usually didn't want to be here.” He had to repeat classes and eventually decided to adjust his attitude to realize his opportunities at SHS. As a senior, Dusty decided he wanted to talk to the current freshman to... READ MORE >
This organization has been a great partner to the school district and really to our community since 2014. They opened their business and right away asked how they can support the school system. They have hired a number of our students and have been very giving to the school system and staff. From providing coffee to our community of educators, to gift cards as... READ MORE >
Our next Soaring Eagle recipient is someone who has truly embodied our District Values and just recently retired as an educator here at SCS. The message tonight is from a student that wrote this about , Mr. Wiersma. “He was the most caring teacher I had in high school. He was friendly, understanding, and really challenged me to grow as a student and a person. He... READ MORE >
Hello Eagle Families, The Schooclraft PTO invites you to MEET THE CANDIDATES that are running for the Board of Education this November. There will be a Q&A forum in the High School cafeteria this Wednesday, September 19th at 6 PM. Please come out and get informed. Email questions to pto@schoolcraftcs.org. Thank You, Schoolcraft PTO READ MORE >
SCS families, This past summer SCS switched to a new all-call system and this morning was the first calling event. The feedback I received from this call generally fit into the following categories: I received the call. I did not receive the call. I received the call but it was from an out-of-state number (Arkansas) so I did not answer it. I... READ MORE >
HS 2 Hour Delay Schedule. READ MORE >
School is under a 2 hour delay today, Friday, September 14 due to fog. Eagle Zone is open. READ MORE >
Reminder, tomorrow is a delayed start by which students will not start their regularly scheduled school day until 8:50 Students may come at their regularly scheduled time of 8am but will be involved in study halls, community programs, exercise or other programs as deemed by each building's staff until staff have completed their PLCs. Delayed Starts This year the... READ MORE >
You may see the bow-tied gentlemen in the attached picture wandering the halls as you visit and volunteer in our school buildings and wonder what his role is? That staff member is Matt McCullough, our Teaching and Learning Innovation Coach, who supports our staff via professional development, curriculum guidance, instructional technology help and even classroom... READ MORE >
We would like to inform all of our stakeholders we are still in the midst of dealing with a driver shortage. In the event of a shortage in drivers we will be implementing the following plan: - Those students on Route 8 - (Town Run) will be released from school at 2:40. Expect those children at home 30 minutes earlier on those days. - When Route 8 returns we... READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools Enhances Communication Strategy to Share Student Stories Schoolcraft Community Schools has recently launched a new website and app to increase parental engagement through the use of technology. It is a part of a larger effort to inform the Schoolcraft Community Schools community of the positive stories that happen inside the... READ MORE >
As we close in on the end of our first week of the 2018 school year, the SMS Staff would just like to thank you for sharing your most prized treasures with us . . . Your children!! We are off to a great and positive start 👍. It’s going to be another awesome year! READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools and their student project with Walther Farms was recently featured by Buck Institute, the preemptive publication on Project Based Teaching and Learning:"Walther Farms Project Schoolcraft Strategic Partnerships for Learning This sounds like a very cool K-4 project that combines math, reading, social studies, and science, in which a... READ MORE >
The first person we would like to recognize is a Class of 1998 Schoolcraft graduate. This recipient exemplifies the true definition of servant leadership. Robert Greenleaf describes as servant leaders as those that embody leadership characteristics, capacities, attitudes, and values such as trust, deep listening, foresight, caring, accountability, and balance. By... READ MORE >
Skip Fox – 1965 graduate of Schoolcraft High School. He served on the School Board for 30 plus years, has two sons who graduated from Schoolcraft High School and are now employed at Schoolcraft Community Schools. Skip also has several grandchildren actively involved at Schoolcraft High School. Jeff Bell - 1966 graduate of Schoolcraft High School and... READ MORE >
Looking to begin planning your 2018/19 school year? Look no further than our live 2018/19 School Calendar.You can always locate the calendar, and add events to your own Google Calendar, via our website or CLICK HERE to view on your screen! READ MORE >
It's our honor to recognize one of our most treasured Eagles; Nancy Rafferty. One would be hard-pressed to find another community member that gives so greatly to the District and Elementary School. Nancy, when she's not with her family or watching her Cubbies, is a regular face at the Elementary School. The students' eyes light up with joy when they see her... READ MORE >
Please help raise money for post-secondary scholarships for the class of 2019 and beyond!IF $10,000 is raised SUPERINTENDENT DR. STITT WILL WALK 25 MILES AND BIKE 25 MILES IN ONE DAY!Individuals who donate $50 or more will receive:*Acknowledgment on Facebook Live During Event*Acknowledgment on Senior Honors Pamphlet*Can supply an inspiring quote or personalized... READ MORE >
Girls Summer Basketball ended last week Here are a few pics from the Future Lady Eagles Camp 2018. It was a huge success. There were 73 participants with well rounded numbers spanning Grades 3-8. The Varsity girls did an exceptional job working with the younger girls! Team Building and Community Building! READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools was one of only 50 schools in the nation to be nominated (and the only from Michigan) for the 2018 SETDA Student Voices award. The Michigan Department of education nominated SCS due to dedication to digital learning and the variety of examples of supporting individual student needs via project-based instruction. Our "Strategic... READ MORE >
We are back at SCS until 2:00 working on removing boards from our stadium. Come on over and help if you are able. READ MORE >
Great progress yesterday on the bleachers. We finished the home side and moved the bleachers to SCS. Friday we will be working on the visitor side. We hope to have the move complete by Friday afternoon. READ MORE >
Portage Public Schools is replacing the football stadium at Portage Central and has offered Schoolcraft Schools the aluminum bleacher seats to replace our wooden seats at our stadium. In order to stay within their construction timeline, we will need to remove the seats by the end of the weekend (June 10). The SCS maintenance department will be working diligently... READ MORE >
Summer Reading at the Schoolcraft Community Library starts on June 18 with registrations for programs and reading clubs starting at 10:00 am. We are emphasizing reading 20 minutes a day again this summer; children can earn incentives by tracking their reading with us. We have special programs happening all summer. Some of the highlights include: Reading Buddies... READ MORE >
Reading, like any other skill, grows and fades with practice or the lack thereof. The three months of summer have been proven to do exactly that for elementary readers across America. Study's have shown that in the course of those three months, one of three things tends to happen to elementary students in our country. Take a look at these three scenarios and the... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Brice Walther, Halle Phelps, and Ryan Faulk for their impressive showing at the National Bridge Building competition. Competing in Nashville against teams across the United States they too 3rd place!Well done students! READ MORE >
Lydia Goble sets new MHSAA single season Softball home run record today, with her 23rd dinger of the season.Way to go Lydia! READ MORE >
SCHOOLCRAFT, MI - The recent head coaching history in the Schoolcraft football program is best described as one of stability and success, and the Eagles are hoping for more of the same from the new guy in town. Nathan Ferency was named the program's new football coach Wednesday, taking over for Terry Haas, who retired in December after leading the Eagles to a... READ MORE >
Thank you to everyone who helped to make the H2O run such a success! From our Schoolcraft PTO, to our local firefighters, to our families, to our genrous donors, we could not have had such a wonderful and productive event without you! THANKS! READ MORE >
Please enjoy this video about the strategic plan for SCS. READ MORE >
Schoolcraft Community Schools Facilities update video. READ MORE >
Elementary Drop-Off & Pick-UpThe Elementary School will follow the same drop-off and pick-up procedures as last year. To ensure the safety of all of our children, the school asks that you be mindful of the following procedures:Drop-off/Pick-up traffic travels East to West on Clay Street. This is done to ensure that all students can enter/exit curbside without... READ MORE >
Each student in the Schoolcraft Community Schoolshas a food service student account and number. We encourage parents to send payments by check to fund your child’s account before school starts on September 2nd. Make your checks payable to“Schoolcraft Food Service” sealed in an envelopeand drop off at any building office. If you have morethan one child in the... READ MORE >
This year the school district will again have a K-12 Delayed Start for professional development. Students will either come one hour late to school or be a part of a school activity during this time, so our teaching staff can have 90 minutes of uninterrupted time to participate in weekly Professional Learning Communities (PLCs). Having PLCs allows our staff to... READ MORE >