Muskegon Heights Superintendent Answers Questions About Administrators Cut in 2010
Andrew Trzaska | January 11, 2011 Muskegon Heights School Board members sought to clear up confusion surrounding the status of
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Teacher Technology Training Progressing in Muskegon Public Schools
Technology Department Supervisor Kip Griffin explained a three-point plan to get all teachers trained soon at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Read MoreFunding Approved to Bring Violence-Reduction Expert To Muskegon County
After a community meeting and a Commission vote to extend initial funding, Muskegon County will seek the technical assistance of violence reduction expert Robert Woodson, Jr. and his organization, the Center For Neighborhood Enterprise.
Read MoreHERCO Construction Apprentices To Get Work in Cincinnati, Stay Rooted In Muskegon
Muskegon’s HER Construction Company signed an agreement with an Ohio-based energy group to weatherize buildings in Cincinnati using grant dollars from the Department of Energy. Over 100 Muskegon and Kalamazoo-based workers are projected to get work from this agreement.
Read MoreFlea and Farmers Market Rental Rates In Muskegon To Increase In 2011
Andrew Trzaska | December 16, 2010 Those looking to sell at the Muskegon Farmers Market will pay more to rent
Read MoreCity of Muskegon Takes More Time To Better Define Medical Marijuana Regulations
Andrew Trzaska | December 15, 2010 Medical marijuana in Muskegon will be held off at least another three months after
Read MoreMuskegon Heights City Council Chooses To Continue Sunday Morning Alcohol Ban, Despite New State Law
A recent law passed on the state level allows alcohol sales essentially all day on Sunday, but the State allowed local governments to opt out of the new law and continue to ban sales at certain hours. Muskegon Heights’ city council voted Monday to keep their current Sunday morning ban intact.
Read MoreMuskegon Heights Teacher Sabbaticals May Come With New Strings Attached
Upon further review by the Muskegon Heights school board, teachers may be required to stay with the district for a yet-to-be-determined amount of time after being on sabbatical.
Read MoreCounty Board Debates, Tables Proposal To Bring In Violence Reduction Specialist; Info Session To Be Held Next Friday
Information session to be held next Friday 12/17 concerning Robert Woodson’s Center for Neighborhood Enterprise and the proposal to bring them to Muskegon to curb violence; Muskegon County’s Board chooses to wait to vote on approving funding until after the info session.
Read MoreNew After-School Aviation Class Begins At Muskegon Heights Middle School
The aviation basics class, led by Patrick Johnson of Grand Rapids, will teach navigation, meteorology and the basics of flight.
Read MoreMuskegon Heights School Board Revives Middle School Security Discussion
Middle School principal Bernard Colton stated that aides in the building are have increased their presence at lunches, and that various coaches have volunteered some of their time to monitor parts of the building in their available time.
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