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AAPS Freeman Spring Festival flyer Event is Saturday, May 17th from 1 to 3:30

Please join us on Saturday, May 17th at the Freeman Environmental Education Center (3540 Dixboro Lane) between 1 to 3:30 PM for an afternoon of family fun and educational activities - trivia, arts & crafts, native plants, high school student presentations, stewardship activities, and more! We will have both indoor and outdoor activities, so please dress for the weather. Long pants and sleeves recommended for the outdoor stewardship activities. Elementary and middle school students should be accompanied by a parent/guardian. More information and an RSVP form available on the EE Program website.

 

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Logan Principal talks to a group of young students about the upcoming construction of a new Logan Elementary

Logan Elementary School hosted ceremonial groundbreaking activities on Monday, May 5th, to mark the beginning of construction for its new facility. The current school, located at 2685 Traverse Boulevard, will be relocated to a new site adjacent to nearby Clague Middle School.

Throughout the day, classes took commemorative photos with shovels and sand, symbolizing the start of this exciting new chapter for the school community.

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Burns Park's youngest student and one of the oldest living alum come together to cut cake designed to look like the school

The rain held off just long enough on Friday as Burns Park Elementary School celebrated a momentous milestone—its 100th birthday. Students, staff, alumni, and community members gathered outside the school for a Centennial Celebration that honored its history while looking toward its future.

The school grounds transformed into a time capsule of both past and present. Community High School musicians played 1920s jazz, transporting attendees back to the era when Burns Park first opened its doors. Kids happily climbed into classic cars, offering a glimpse into the transportation landscape of a century ago.

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