CADILLAC - Meet three area working moms who altogether have seven children in school, including one mom with triplets. They are all Cadillac Area Public School teachers.
In addition to attending their children s after school events, they volunteer for extra duties in an ever-changing educational COVID environment.
They are flexible, undeterred, and joyful women who love their jobs, their families and this community. The workload this past year and a half, that our teachers have had to do for their students, nobody planned for this, said Ann Bush, Cadillac Junior High counselor. Nobody anticipated a pandemic. These women have shown flexibility in school while raising their families. On top of that, they are volunteers in the community. They are coaches and yearbook advisors. Some are creating and inputting lesson plans for our Schoology programs so that every day, children who are quarantined at home can log in and do their lessons. All three are great role models for being a mo
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The Cadillac Area Public Schools Board of Education received a tour of the current construction project at Mackinaw Trail Middle School Monday prior to the start of its regularly scheduled meeting. If things continue to progress, Phase 2 construction for Cadillac Area Public Schools\ ongoing bond projects should mostly be completed soon after students start their summer vacation. Phase 2 is ahead of schedule and on budget.
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Cadillac Area Public Schools Superintendent Jennifer Brown, far left, tells members of the board of education about whiteboards that will be installed in hallways at Mackinaw Trail Middle School as part of the ongoing construction project at the school. If things continue to progress, Phase 2 construction for Cadillac Area Public Schools\ ongoing bond projects should mostly be completed soon after students start their summer vacation. Phase 2 is ahead of schedule and on budget.
CADILLAC âOnce again, the Cadillac Area Public Schools Board of Education will get an update regarding the Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan as well as information about a schedule change at the high school.
In a letter sent out Friday by Cadillac High School Principal Konrad Molter to the school s families, it stated the student body will be divided into two groups, Blue and Gold. The Blue Group will report to school every other day, as will the Gold Group.
This will roughly cut the class sizes in half, which should reduce the risk of exposure and potential disruption due to close contacts, according to the letter. In the letter Molter also wrote, other schools around the state have been highly successful in reducing the risk of exposure to COVID-19 by practicing âsocial distancingâ in the building with a modified schedule.