Some area boards pay adviser to cast wide net, others recruit within their district.
George Heitsch talks about his students and teachers, the challenges of the district's budget deficit — and that red tie.
Students sported green in honor of St. Patrick's Day and collected cash for the MDA.
Patch Whiz Kid Paul Stewart among the 12 standout students from WBFH-88.1 FM.
Rick Nahm will leave effective June 30 and be replaced by current Chief Operating Officer Dom DiMarco.
With temperatures expected to break 70 degrees today, schools want to remind students to keep certain spots covered.
The vote for a public bond that will unify Andover and Lahser high schools under one roof is May 8.
Twenty students made the most of 24 hours in Chicago by sightseeing, shopping, eating and seeing a Shakespeare play at Navy Pier.
Patch is working with the Center for Michigan to facilitate community conversations on education, with feedback on key issues headed directly to lawmakers.
Superintendent Rob Glass went off the agenda Thursday to address concerns he'd heard.
A school-record dozen seniors are among 15,000 national finalists, qualifying them for a share of about 8,300 scholarship awards across the United States.
Bloomfield Patch's Neighborhood Gallery continues to grow. Upload your pics, then tell us in the caption who's doing what.
School board approves ballot proposal and will put $20 million down while asking for $58 million bond request.
Students select the bird of prey as new school's mascot set to begin in the fall of 2013.
District-wide scores were lower in 2011 due to Michigan's changing cut scores — but administrators are confident students will continue to exceed state averages.
Second-annual event co-presented by LEGO showcases student creations for all to see and experience.
At least one session of half-day kindergarten will be available, but only at Fox Hills, for now.
West Bloomfield's Jasmine Sharma kicks off 'Bollyfit' class for students ages 6-9 next week.
Students ranging in age from pre-school to high school share a little trivia and love for the mitten state.
The planning for a public bond to fund unifying Andover and Lahser high schools under one roof continues.
Shira Good will leave the Berkley School District and begin her new role Feb. 1.
In response to 'Race to Nowhere' reaction, Bloomfield Hills high school students will have homework-free vacations and some designated weekends.
District staff recommends the switch to full days, given recent changes in state law. A vote is planned for Feb. 2.
With sights set on becoming an Eagle Scout and dreams of becoming a veterinarian Joshua Geary has big plans to honor special officers.
The district continues its series of town hall meetings tonight and Thursday to educate residents and get feedback about pending millage request.
Capt. John Paul Andree III of the United States Air Force brings home a mission flag from Operation Enduring Freedom.
Anti-drinking entries apply course skills for auto dealers' campaign.
Simon Trask takes leadership and community service seriously, and recruited others to clean parts of the Rouge River.
The merger of Andover and Lahser high schools is coming in 2013 and big decisions are still in the balance.
Organizers with Bloomfield 20/20 won't muster needed signatures in time, but pledge to be active in upcoming bond and school board elections.
In a large list of deserving candidates and their impressive accomplishments, these Whiz Kids stood out in our weekly series.
Tess Garcia is using her artistic skills to shine spotlight on local historic preservation.
Common Core Standards will set the pace for student learning for years to come.
Michigan and 45 states across the country brace themselves for rigorous curriculum requirements in K-12 classrooms.
Bill to lift cap on charter schools passes, awaits Gov. Snyder's signature.
Elizabeth Sabol earns $1,000 for sleek, stylish student contest entry.
Alexander Borrello has film, television and stage credits to his name at age 16, and has sights set for more.
Team earns the Grand Champion Award at the First Lego League tournament last weekend.
Kamaria Washington is the first Cranbrook-Kingswood student to be recognized by the storied U.S. military academy.
Seven members of the BiFF, 88.1 FM family, and advisor Pete Bowers, get special recognition at a recent ceremony.