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Headlee Restoration Report
The affirmative vote in 2014 annually generates 2.1 million additional dollars for special and career and technical education in Allegan County.
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Wayland Teacher Receives Presidential Award
Wayland Union High School Math Teacher, Dr. Linda Bensyl, received the nation’s highest honor for teachers of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
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New Partnership is "For the Birds"
An exciting new partnership is helping kindergarten and 1st grade students explore nature through the wonderful world of birds.
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Plainwell Student Wins KSO Competition
Plainwell High School Senior, Alyssa Waswick was awarded as the 2019 Youth Soloist Competition Winner at Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra’s Concerto Competition.
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GSRP Teacher Named LTG Ambassador Trainer
Lisa Sandor was selected from a national pool of applicants to work in the capacity of Ambassador Trainer with the nonprofit organization, Learning to Give.
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Firefighters Visit Otsego Classrooms
Across the district, Otsego schools are partnering with local fire departments to teach kids about fire safety and prevention.
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Martin Mobile Library Donation
Martin Public Schools “Mobile Library” received a $300.00 donation from the Gun Lake Women's Club.
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Career Fair Energizes Hopkins Students
Hopkins Middle School and High School welcomed approximately 52 career presenters, 11 college representatives, and three military branches to Career Fair.
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Free FAFSA Workshop Coming Soon
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid workshop will take place at the Allegan Tech Center on October 28.
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Return of the Onion Kings
The Martin Clippers “peeled back the layers of history” of their athletic heritage to become the Onion Kings once again.
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ACT for Freshmen Rolls Out
More than 1100 freshmen in Allegan County hit the road this month for the first ACT for Freshmen event.
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AAESA United Way Campaign Kicks Off
Bubble soccer and a big matching donation highlight this year's campaign.
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Wayland Students Learn About Other Cultures
In "Culture Club" students can hang out with foreign exchange students to learn about their countries and culture.
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Allegan Student is Ayn Rand Essay Contest Finalist
Allegan High School senior Eli Leece was recently selected as a finalist in the Ayn Rand Institute’s Anthem essay contest.
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Walk for Water Reaches African Village
Otsego Middle School students taking part in the annual Walk for Water can say they helped a village on the other side of the world.
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AAESA Welcomes New Board Members
Amy Christman and Rick Day have joined the Allegan Area ESA Board of Education.
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Students Walk Sensory Path
Movement can help kids focus and students at Otsego's Washington Street Elementary have a new, fun way to hit the reset button with a sensory path.
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ACT for Freshmen
A coordinated countywide effort is underway to provide two employer tours to every local school district freshman.
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Martin Mobile Summer Reading
The Brandon Elementary Mobile Library made its rounds this summer and once again the program was a great success.
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Wayland Launches Parent Education Program
As part of the district’s Strategic Plan, Wayland Union Schools will launch a new parent education program, Parent University, this fall.
