Albion College president breaks down Michigan 2020 Promise scholarship available to next year's students
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Albion College has opened its Michigan 2020 Promise scholarship to graduating high school seniors and transfer students for the following school year. Michigan Families with college affordability concerns tied to COVID-19 can have some or all of their tuition waived

Building Better Men in need of Virtual Reading Room mentors

Building Better Men is holding Zoom reading and mentorship lessons to maintain students' literacy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Free arts, zoos, museum offerings for your learn-from-home time off

We are on day three for some families whose kitchen tables are now home-school work stations. Boy, teachers make it look easy don’t they? Well, here are ideas for filling out the day that includes museum and zoo tours and much more.

Map of available free meals for students in Mich. amid school closures

The Michigan Department of Education has released a map to find available free meals for students amid the school closures for the coronavirus state of emergency.

Gov. Whitmer announces statewide closure of all K-12 schools until April 5

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is ordering the closure of all K-12 school buildings, public, private, and boarding, to students starting Monday, March 16 until Sunday, April 5 in an effort to slow the outbreak of COVID-19. School buildings are scheduled to reopen on Monday, April 6. 

Lincoln Park HS starts free health clinic for all its students

Lincoln Park High School has organized and is now offering a free physical and mental health clinic to all of its 5,000 students.

Code 313 STEM Academy helps kids bridge tech divide

The non- profit organization provides hands on educational training using cutting edge technology.

School districts take steps to guard against coronavirus threat

On Tuesday in Lansing, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced the creation of four committees that will work to combat the spread of coronavirus. One of the four committees will focus on combating the virus at public schools, universities and colleges. 

Brownstown 11-year-old collects school supplies for children in need

The Brownstown middle school sixth grader is also passionate about helping others. As part of the Great Program at her school, kids were asked to do some volunteer work in their community.