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New Kitchen at ACATEC
A major renovation to the Allegan County Area Technical and Education Center has been completed with a sweet result.
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Michigan Sees Dramatic Growth In Early College Participation, Success
The number of Michigan students enrolling in Early/Middle College programs has increased 101 percent in the past four years, the Michigan Department of Education announced.
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Skerbeck Resigns from AAESA Board
Allegan Area Educational Service Agency Board of Education Secretary Sonja Skerbeck has resigned due to health issues.
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AAESA Receives Positive Financial Audit
The financial health of the AAESA is stable which allows the District to continue to provide the necessary services to their students, and support the local districts within Allegan County.
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Perrigo Donates More Than $60,000 To Reading Now Network Program
The Perrigo Company Charitable Foundation today announced a donation of $63,182 to two schools serviced by the Allegan Area Educational Service Agency, in support of their literacy work with the High Impact Leadership (HIL) project.
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Gun Lake Casino Steps up to Support Imagination Library
A $100,000 sponsorship will help Imagination Library provide free, high-quality books to children from birth until their fifth birthday.
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TeacherCon Science Training for Area Educators
Three Allegan County teachers participated in a five-day training for teachers planning to implement either Computer Science Discoveries for 6-10th grade or AP Computer Science Principles at the high school level.
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Summer Letter from the Superintendent
Many of our staff, students, and families have had the opportunity to take some well-deserved vacation time recently. It is good to recharge our batteries in preparation for the 2018-19 school year.
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Former State Lawmaker Birkholz Passes Away
Patty Birkholz, a former southwestern Michigan lawmaker known as a great supporter of early childhood education, died last week at age 74. Ms. Birkholz served the state House from 1997-2002 and Senate from 2003-08.
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Tech Center Students Win State Awards
Kristina Ellens of Wayland and Samantha Gould of Hopkins are two of only 63 students state-wide to win a 2018 Breaking Traditions Awards.
