Saline Area Schools selected Julie Helber as new principal of Saline High School, according to a report on Patch.com.
Saline Area Schools is 60 individuals away from filling its high school principal position.
If tough decisions aren’t made prior to July 1, Saline Area Schools could find itself adopting a deficit budget for 2012-13. It would join Willow Run Community Schools, Ypsilanti Public Schools and charter school Victory Academy on a list of Washtenaw County public schools operating with a deficit.
Saline High School principal Ben Williams is leaving the district to become superintendent of a district in Northern Michigan, according to a report on Patch.com.
Saline Area Schools will transition to an all-day kindergarten program in the fall of 2012 per a 6-0 vote by the Board of Education Tuesday night. The switch was prompted by a county-wide movement in this direction, as well as a pending initiative from the State Legislature to structure per-pupil ...
The Saline School Board approved the district’s $51.5 million 2011-2012 operating budget Tuesday night by a 5-1 vote, which included the reduction of 18 teachers and also cut administrative and support staff. Calling the budget “structurally deficient,” Superintendent of Schools Scot Graden said it was “the most difficult budget year ...
Starting this fall, Saline students will be able to use their cell phones during their lunch period in the lunchroom and/or with the classroom teacher’s permission for “an instructional purpose.” The Saline Board of Education unanimously approved the change in the “electronic communication devices” policy at Tuesday night’s board meeting. ...
As more than 200 Saline school district parents, staff members and students streamed into Liberty School tonight to talk about the district’s financial state, they quickly grabbed all the available copies of the night’s PowerPoint presentation. Superintendent Scot Graden told those without copies the numbers would be on the screen ...
The stark reality facing the Saline school district, Superintendent Scot Graden says, is the district will become insolvent by the middle of next year if cuts aren't made. That’s a future Graden doesn’t want to see. “The board of education and I have made it clear that this is NOT ...