Bay-Arenac ISD hosts “Unplug and Play” event to encourage screen-free family time
Families across the Great Lakes Bay region are invited to step away from screens and spend time playing together at a free “Unplug and Play” Winterfest.
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Vocational Day gives Midland students hands-on look at community careers
High school students from across Midland County stepped into workplaces throughout the community during the Midland Noon Rotary Club’s first Vocational Day.
Great Lakes Bay Region STEM students work on creating innovative solutions in alternative energy, healthcare, science
Teams from five Great Lakes Bay Region high schools are currently working on the Phase Two of their innovative solutions to real-world issues for the 13th annual A.H. Nickless Innovation Award competition.
Midland Area Community Foundation opens scholarship applications
The Midland Area Community Foundation is accepting scholarship applications through Jan. 31.
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“When I grow up.” Inspiring kids to dream big about careers in health care
These collaborations show how growing interest in health care careers can begin early.
Q&A with Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme
Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme explains how the district supports to regional schools, teaches career skills to students, and provided her with the opportunity to return home.
Where everyone belongs: Adaptive sports bringing joy and connection to Midland
Lifelines of friendship, empowerment, and belonging for families of all abilities.
Local high schools send 20 Teams to next round of Nickless Innovation Award
Up to $77.5K in scholarships for students, STEM education grants for schools at stake in 13th annual competition.
How Midland’s Great Start Collaborative nurtures children and strengthens community
Great Start Collaborative: Uniting families, educators, and community partners to ensure every child can thrive.
Community coalition to continue its work, even after the federal shutdown ends
Even after the federal government shutdown ends, it's unclear when food benefits will reach families. A local coalition plans to continue its work to ease food insecurity.
Vocational Day gives Midland students hands-on look at community careers
High school students from across Midland County stepped into workplaces throughout the community during the Midland Noon Rotary Club’s first Vocational Day.
Great Lakes Bay Region STEM students work on creating innovative solutions in alternative energy, healthcare, science
Teams from five Great Lakes Bay Region high schools are currently working on the Phase Two of their innovative solutions to real-world issues for the 13th annual A.H. Nickless Innovation Award competition.
Midland Area Community Foundation opens scholarship applications
The Midland Area Community Foundation is accepting scholarship applications through Jan. 31.
Partner Partner Content “When I grow up.” Inspiring kids to dream big about careers in health care
These collaborations show how growing interest in health care careers can begin early.
Q&A with Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme
Bay-Arenac ISD Superintendent Shelly DuCharme explains how the district supports to regional schools, teaches career skills to students, and provided her with the opportunity to return home.
Where everyone belongs: Adaptive sports bringing joy and connection to Midland
Lifelines of friendship, empowerment, and belonging for families of all abilities.
Local high schools send 20 Teams to next round of Nickless Innovation Award
Up to $77.5K in scholarships for students, STEM education grants for schools at stake in 13th annual competition.
How Midland’s Great Start Collaborative nurtures children and strengthens community
Great Start Collaborative: Uniting families, educators, and community partners to ensure every child can thrive.
Community coalition to continue its work, even after the federal shutdown ends
Even after the federal government shutdown ends, it's unclear when food benefits will reach families. A local coalition plans to continue its work to ease food insecurity.
