Mark your calendars for April 16th for our Parent Night!!
Dinner and daycare available! Please RSVP click here!
We’re excited to share a glimpse of the action with photos submitted by our teams 📸—from hallway laps to outdoor adventures, our staff are finding creative ways to keep moving!
As we continue through March, we’re encouraging all staff to keep stepping—whether it’s a quick walk, extra movement during the day, or teaming up with colleagues for motivation. Every step makes a difference toward better health and stronger connections.
Camila Herrera placed 4th in Ethics & Professionalism, Isabel Yanez-Zacharias placed 7th in Fundamental Accounting, Ashton Dronchi placed 4th in Computer Security, Madison Olin placed 4th in Health Administration Procedures, Eli Bement placed 2nd in Payroll Accounting, and Charlotte Karnes placed 1st in Graphic Design Promotion, 1st in Fundamental Desktop Publishing and Digital Communication & Design Concepts - Open. In addition, she is also a Top Ten finalist in Virtual Multimedia & Promotion.
A personal goal was reached by Hallie Snyder by winning the state trading pin design two years in a row! The entire MI delegation will be trading her pin at the National Conference that will be held May 6-10 in Nashville, TN.
All Newaygo County school districts and NC RESA are closed today, Monday, March 16.
Saturday, May 2, 2026
Registration: 9:30 AM | Walk: 10:00 AM–12:00 PM
Location: Fremont High School Football Field Track
The annual Newaygo County Autism Walk is set, and we look forward to coming together again to support the important work of the Newaygo County Autism Community (NCAC) and the families they serve. This event is a great opportunity to promote understanding and acceptance of autism while supporting a cause that makes a meaningful impact in our local community.
Whether you walk, volunteer, or support through fundraising apparel, your participation helps make a difference.
*When apparel is ready, you will be notified via text or email. Items will be available for PICK-UP at the Neway Center (585 Fremont St., Newaygo) or will have coordinated DROP-OFFS before or at the Autism Walk. THESE ITEMS ARE NOT BEING SHIPPED, so that a larger contribution can be made to NCAC.
We came together to align districtwide improvement strategies, integrate MTSS, and strengthen systems for lasting impact. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to the meaningful work—we appreciate your commitment to continuous improvement!
Special shout out to our local professionals who braved the snow and attended even with school cancellations This is what commitment to our community looks like!
At Camp Sunshine Michigan, inclusion isn’t just something that is talked about—it’s something that is lived.
The vision is to make the world beyond camp a more affirming and inclusive place by inspiring agents of change through transforming experiences and meaningful relationships.
Every day at Camp Sunshine, people with and without disabilities come together to experience a culture rooted in inclusion, grace, and joy. Here, barriers are broken down, gifts are celebrated, and everyone is encouraged to recognize their own strengths while valuing the talents of others.
The impact doesn’t stop when camp ends—it goes with campers, volunteers, and families into their schools, workplaces, and communities.
Together, a more inclusive world is being created—one relationship at a time.
January is School Board Appreciation Month! Our staff, students, and community are grateful for your dedication and continued support.
January is Braille Literacy Month! January 4th is the celebration of Braille's creation!
Louis Braille developed Braille, a system of reading and writing using touch, at the age of 15.
We have two blind first grade students in our county who are learning Braille to read, write, and do math (which is a different Braille code called Nemeth that uses the same six dots in a Braille cell as the Braille literacy code. We are fortunate to have a powerful team of three working diligently to support our braille learners in Newaygo County!
Shout out to Sally Wayner, Andrea Atwood, and Madison Whipple! Thank you for empowering our students with skills and advocacy!
Engage with us! If you are out and about in Fremont, stop in at the Education Service Agency to learn more about Braille- there is an interactive learning wall (shown here) where you can engage in learning more! While you are at it, grab a freshly brewed specialty coffee at Java Junction just down the hall!-- see you soon!
