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Grass Lake Community Schools
899 S. Union Street
Grass Lake, Michigan 49240
517-867-5540
GEORGE LONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL'S
KINDERGARTEN ROUND-UP TIME IS HERE AGAIN!For parents interested in enrolling their children for Kindergarten at George Long Elementary School, go to https://bit.ly/2Gsl7Zn for complete information regarding enrolling your child for the 2019-2020 school year.
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New App Called "Momo" Causes for Alarm
It has been brought to our attention that there is an alarming issue that we feel needs to be brought to your attention so you can have a discussion with your child(ren). Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Galapagos Spring Trip Parent Meeting
Galapagos Enrollment and Informational meeting: Monday, March 25th at 6:00 at the HS Media center! Parents MUST attend! Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Spring, 2019 Sports Event Schedule Available
The Spring Sports Schedule is available for all spring Grass Lake High School and Grass Lake Middle School sports. Click on the heading of this announcement to gain access to a printable version of the schedule.
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Weightlifting Equipment For Sale
The Grass Lake High School Athletic Department is selling weight room equipment. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information
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2019-2020 GLCS Calendar Announced
The 2019-2020 school district calendar for Grass Lake Community Schools can be found by clicking on the heading of this announcement. This calendar includes the schedule for the first day of school, breaks, holidays, half days, late start days, etc.
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Durkee and Miller Shine at "iChallengeU"
Congratulations to Grass Lake High School Junior Elle Durkee and Sophomore Elsa Miller for their success through the "iChallenge U" program this past summer under the guidance of Grass lake High School English teacher, Mrs. Amy Janz. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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1.12.19 Weightlifting Meet a Huge Success
A note from Mr. Chris Reul, organizer of the January 12 Powerlifting competition held at Grass Lake High School. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Rigg, Molnar, and Klave Shine at Festival
Congratulations to Grass Lake High School Seniors Jeremiah Rigg, Makenzie Molnar and Michael Klave who all excelled at the District Solo & Ensemble. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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"10 Cents a Meal for School Kids & Farms" Program at Grass Lake Schools
Grass Lake Community Schools is now involved with Michigan's "10 Cents a Meal for School Kids & Farms" program. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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George Long First Graders Send Thank You's To State Police
This fall George Long Elementary School 1st Grade teacher Ms. Dakota Bahlau launched an appreciation project to acknowledge the work done by our law enforcement officers. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Four Grass Lake Community Schools Teachers Nominated for "Top Teacher" Award
Congratulations to Grass Lake Community Schools teachers Angela Artz, Susan Schinck, Michelle Creger, and Danielle Doctor, who have all been nominated for one of Jackson Magazine’s "Top Teacher" awards. These awards are designed to honor current Jackson County K-12 teachers who are demonstrating innovation and success in the classroom. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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George Long Elementary Parents Share Their Experiences
"Thank you" to parents of students attending George Long Elementary School for sharing comments about your experiences, and the experiences of your children, at George Long Elementary School given to us during this Teacher Appreciation Week. Click on the heading of this announcement for parent comments.
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Technology and Youth: Protecting Your Child from Electronic Aggression
With the rapid proliferation of Internet access and the use of social media by our children, the Center for Disease Control has created a 2-page "Tip Sheet", along with a 24-page brief that offers parents and youth a full description of what "electronic aggression" is defined as, and describes ways to be informed and to help prevent electronic aggression.
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School Emergency Procedures
It is our highest priority to keep our students in a learning environment that is safe and secure. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Pupil Safety - Our Primary Concern at Grass Lake Community Schools
Dr. Kiser expresses to our Grass Lake Community Schools families that in light of the tragic events that occurred in Florida, it is important to our district leadership to remind each and every one of you that, above all else, student safety is our primary concern in Grass Lake Community Schools. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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GRASS LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS RANK 10th IN THE STATE IN STUDENT ACADEMIC GROWTH FROM 3rd GRADE TO 8th GRADE!
Bridge Magazine has named its Academic State Champs for 2018 based on how many grade levels students grew, based on test results, from third to eighth grade. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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Grass Lake High School at 96.05% Graduation Rate
MLive has listed the 106 Michigan public high schools with at least 50 graduates in 2017 with a graduation rate of 96%, or more. Grass Lake High School is ranked 98th on this list with our 96.05 graduation rate, and is ranked third in Jackson County. Click on the heading of this announcement for more information.
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FAFSA Help Available Online
Many of our Grass Lake High School families will begin thinking about financial aid as our students begin making plans for paying for their education after high school. An important element to that process is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). An online guide that will answer questions about the process can be found at https://www.affordablecollegesonline.org/financial-aid/financial-aid-for-online-colleges/
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Bus Drivers Needed at Grass Lake Schools
Grass Lake Community Schools has openings for school bus drivers. Pay rate is $17.94 per hour. Contact the Transportation Office at 517-867-5544 for more information.
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Measuring Academic Achievement - Standardized Testing vs. Critical Thinking Skills - November, 2018
In this November installment of the "Superintendent's Corner", Superintendent Dr. Ryle Kiser shares some of the history of standardized student testing, such as the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), and the American College Test (ACT), and how the results of those tests don't measure a student's ability to think critically, or measure a student's higher order thinking skills. They also don't measure a student's creativity level. Click on the heading of this feature to see Dr. Kiser's comments regarding inconsistencies between what standardized testing measures, and what prospective employers and post-graduate instructors are looking for in our students.
