Board of Education Anticipates Legislation will Change Traditional School Funding Structure

The Birmingham Board of Education discussed the potential changes during their Tuesday meeting.

Board of Education Approves Hiring of Six New Teachers, 57 Other School Employees

The Birmingham Board of Education held a regular meeting Oct. 2.

Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber Professional Edge Workshop Serve to Profit - $ell without Selling

Birmingham Bloomfield Chamber Professional Edge Workshop Developing a Social Media Strategy

Feature Photo: Kindergarten Students Get Into Swing Of Things

Bingham Farms kindergarten students are adjusting to a full-day schedule for the first time.

Birmingham Schools Looking for New Human Resources Manager

The position requires a master's degree or higher and comes with a salary between $111,000-$137,000 a year.

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The Other Peace Process: Interreligious Dialogue in the Service of Peace

School Board Candidates Talk Finances, Role of Public Education at Forum

The League of Women Voters hosted a forum for the candidates running for the Birmingham Board of Education this November; challenger Mary Blake was absent.

School Board Candidates to Square Off at Forum Thursday

The voters forum begins at 7 p.m. and is hosted by the League of Women Voters' Oakland chapter

Don't Forget: Today is a Late Start Day for Birmingham Students

School starts 90 minutes later Thursday due to professional development for Birmingham teachers.

Natural Hospital Birth: The Best of Both Worlds

From Parking Lots to Bathrooms, Birmingham Schools Spends Summer on Repairs

"Every dollar we spend now, in 10-15 years, we're saving $10," said the school district's manager of operations during a discussion of the district's summer construction projects.

Protandim, a Remarkable Health and Financial Opportunity

21 Birmingham, Beverly Hills Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

Six of those students go to Seaholm and Groves and another six attend the Roeper School.

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Groves Teacher Gives Back During Summer Trip to Kenya

As part of the Africa Inside program, Groves science teacher Bonnie Bartnick spent the summer volunteering at an orphanage in Nairobi.

Preliminary Headcount Shows Slight Enrollment Increase at Birmingham Schools

An early headcount one week into the 2012-13 school year shows a district-wide enrollment of 8,390. The official fall headcount date is Oct. 3.

Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Seminar

Register for Classes at the BBAC: Art In A Global Economy

Register for Classes at the BBAC: Art In A Global Economy

Seaholm to Host Competitive Robotics Tournament

The 2012 season for the Oakland County Competitive Robotics Association kicked off Monday at Oakland Schools.

School Board Approves 23 More Teachers for 2012-12 School Year

The new teachers are working everywhere from the Lincoln Alternative School to West Maple Elementary.

Register for Botanical Art Applications Class at the BBAC

Holy Name Students Learn Healthy Habits With Former Red Wing Kris Draper

The former Red Wings star visited Birmingham's Holy Name School Monday as part of the Detroit Red Wings' School Assembly Program.

Lin Cummins Shares Tools for Success

Birmingham, Beverly Hills Residents Receive Marian 2012-13 Scholarships

Marian awarded two dozen students nearly $40,000 in scholarships for the school year, including several to local residents.

More Students Finding Community Colleges Better Deal, Faster Track to Careers

Students and educators say any stigma is fading from the nation's community colleges. A growing number of students are choosing 2-year programs to find high-paying jobs — in fields where businesses are actually hiring.

Former Red Wings Kris Draper Visits Holy Name School

Bulletproof Your Success Business Lecture

Supply List for the Brain, Prepare your Child for a Great School Year

Birmingham Seaholm Class of 82's 30th Reunion

Groves PTSA Meeting

Groves PTSA Meeting

Fighting Falcon Dance

Groves Seniors and Parent Night

Local Social Media Company Offers Course for Parents of Tweens

Going beyond the typical business clients, the Birmingham-based Hay There Social Media is offering a social media course for parents as teens and tweens head back to school.

Birmingham's Unabashed Bash Sells Out Leading Up to Saturday's Event

Education Foundation organizers says this year's attendance will be the benefit's highest yet.

Birmingham Superintendent Receives Technology Leadership Award

David Larson is one of 10 superintendents in the country who have been recognized for their work in integrating technology in the classroom.

Kids Against Hunger Event Aims at Opening Minds, Filling Stomachs

King Day service project draws more volunteers as Birmingham Public Schools, Kensington Church join campaign.