Briarwood Ford Test Drive Event Set to Raise Money for Saline Music Program

The Drive One 4 UR School test-drive event is back Saturday. Check out new vehicles from Briarwood Ford and raise funds for students.

Where Are Saline Seniors Heading Next Year?

College acceptance letters are in—tell Patch where you're headed next!

Saline Area Schools Kindergarten Registration Will Be Held April 11

In-district and Schools of Choice students and their families are welcome to attend the informational event from 6 to 8 p.m. at Liberty School

What Do You Think About Pay-to-Participate Fees for Students, Saline?

Saline Area Schools Superintendent Scot Graden will make a recommendation April 9 on the district's athletics and activities fees.

Saline Area Schools Students Outperform State on 2012 MEAP Exams

However, the district's performance compared to its own 2011 results was not uniform, with some improvements and some declines.

Saline Schools Closed for Snow Day

Saline Area Schools are closed on Monday, Feb 11.

Saline Area Schools MEAP Results To Be Released Today

Check back with Saline Patch after 10 a.m. Monday for a look at how students fared on their fall 2012 Michigan Education Assessment Program exams.

State Board of Education to Host Forum with Saline Families

President John Austin will discuss current education issues and reforms in Michigan on March 11.

Share Your Signing Day News on Saline Patch

Post an announcement or photo to let us know if your student-athlete has made plans for college.

UPDATED: Students Get Snow Day; How Will You Keep Them Busy?

The Saline Area Schools district was among more than 680 throughout Metro Detroit to cancel classes.

State Supt. Flanagan: Michigan Teachers Should Make $100K

The head of the Michigan Department of Education asserts that higher wages would encourage more people to become teachers.

Saline Area Schools Closed Monday

The district is among more than 600 in Metro Detroit with the day off due to inclement weather and slick road conditions.

Saline Students Eligible for Scholarship Contest

Lawrence Technological University will award up to 100 scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 per year for 4 years in an essay competition open to Michigan high school seniors.

Rep. Walberg Nominates Saline Students to U.S. Military Service Academies

The students will be considered for the 2017 class at West Point, U.S. Air Force Academy, and U.S. Naval Academy.

VIDEO: Fiddlers ReStrung Hometown Holiday Concert 2012

The Saline musical group performed Dec. 8 at Saline High School.

When Does Winter Break Start for Saline Schools?

Find out the dates for Christmas break for Saline Area Schools and private schools in the area.

Your Guide to Michigan Education Reform Proposals

Find out what the bills entail, where they are in the legislative process, the pros and cons, and more.

40 Facebook Pages Saline Residents Should 'Like'

Check out some of the top Saline-centric pages available on Facebook.

Harvest Elementary Toys for Tots Boxes Get Filled With Kids

The Saline school wanted to give students perspective on just how much five boxes could hold.

Saline Students Raise $1,500 for UNICEF

The Harvest Elementary School students raised money for communities to have access to clean water.

Saline Teacher Receives National Award

David Mellor has taught Saline-area middle and high school students more than 20 years, focusing on agriculture and natural resources.

Saline Band Advances to Semi-Final in National Battle of the Bands Competition

The teen group, "Uundecided," could win $1,000 for Saline High School's music program.

13 Saline High School Students Honored as Merit Scholars

Seven of them have advanced to the semifinal round of the contest that awards $32 million in scholarships.

Student Falls From Running Track at Saline High School

The Saline Middle School student was at the high school as part of a fitness class.

Saline Handiwork Needed to Fight Against Hunger

Bowls created through the Empty Bowls Project will be auctioned off for charity in February.

Saline Officer Uses Humor, Soft Approach to Teach DARE

Officer Dave Ringe has taught the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program for 16 years.

Saline Homecoming 2012

The Saline football team wins 41-0.

Saline Anti-Bullying Community Jam Moved Indoors

All events will go on as scheduled, in the Saline High School Commons and Auditorium.

Saline HS to Host Community Jam to Combat Bullying

The event will take place on Oct. 8 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Saline High School Stadium.

Stars Shine at Foundation for Saline Area Schools Breakfast

The importance of foreign language is discussed.

Saline Community Education Fall Classes Underway

Among the offerings for residents and non-residents are sports, art and music classes, and dog training fundamentals.

Catholic Inquiry Session

"I Love My Pet but They're Driving Me Crazy" A Behavior Seminar

Bagels With Brad/PTA Meeting

"The Matrix"

"Sacred Satsang"

"2012: Bringing in the New Age"

Tips: Pack a Safe, Healthy Bagged Lunch

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and U.S. Department of Agriculture offer guidelines to help parents as they prepare their students' meals.

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.

Harvest Students Show Healthy, Generous Hearts

Principal Betty Rosen-Leacher takes one for the team.