HOOVER MIDDLE SCHOOL loves 'Nine Square'

Hoover Middle School students love the new game in Physical Education called “Nine Square, Up In The Air.”  Students conquer their opponents alone or as a pair, as they volley the ball between all nine squares.  The object of the game is to try to rotate to become the king or queen in the middle.  

TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Family Night summary

KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL seniors, staff celebration 100 percent college applications!

For the second year in a row, all Kennedy High School seniors have applied to college.  

Seniors were treated to a pancake breakfast November 12 that included raffles, gifts of sunglasses, goodie bags and t-shirts to commemorate their achievement.

Supt. Diane Allen personally congratulated the Class of 2016 and helped other staffers flip pancakes.  

The drive was all part of the Michigan College Application Week (MCAW).  Mrs. Loomis and the counselors began visiting classrooms earlier this fall to present information on different colleges and the resources available to students.  

Students applied to many Michigan colleges as well as to those out of state. Many Michigan college application fees were waived because Kennedy participates in the MCAW event.

TAYLOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION TASK FORCE offers infographics about marijuana use

The attached infographics about marijuana use were recently discussed at the Taylor Substance Abuse Prevention Task Force meeting.

They are provided here to further education about drug use.

KINYON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL raises money for vets

Kinyon Elementary School raised money for the Veterans Hospital recently. The Student Council presented the donation to the VA during the Kinyon Family Meeting. The Kinyon Choir performed and students were encouraged to wear red in support of all Veterans.

HOLLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL fundraise for new PA system

Holland Elementary School’s staff and students enjoyed an evening at Chuck E Cheese recently.  Proceeds from the evening are going toward a new public address system for the school.

BLAIR MOODY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL student council gets active!

Blair Moody Elementary School’s Student Council is striving to "Believe There Is Good In The World- Be The Good" this school year. 

The Student Council is comprised of two responsible, respectful and safe representatives from each third- through fifth-grade classroom. They "eat and meet" weekly during lunch to discuss upcoming projects to help the school and community.

Currently they are sponsoring a food drive. Upcoming projects include The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Pasta for Pennies and organizing donations for the Taylor Animal Shelter.