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This building at 58 Highway and Foxridge Dr. has been vacant for several years. The District is purchasing the facility with a plan to use the building for career oriented education programs.
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District outlines plans for former Orscheln building
During its Feb. 25 meeting, the School Board approved purchasing the building at M-58 Highway and Foxridge Drive. The facility, which has been vacant for several years, formerly housed the Orscheln Farm and Home store.
The District plans to use the facility, which has about 41,000 square feet, to provide additional opportunities for students in the area of career oriented education and real world education experiences.
Career education is an important component of Proposition S, which is the $72 million no-tax-rate-increase bond issue on the April 6 ballot for Ray-Pec voters. If approved, the proceeds from the bond issue will help pay for the purchase of this facility and implementation of career education programs (such as HVAC, electrical, and others), as well as the expansion of Real World Learning opportunities.
The bond issue would support priorities identified in the recently-adopted long-range facility plan. Learn more about the projects included in Proposition S: Read more
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Kindergarten registration is now open
Children who will be 5 years old BEFORE Aug. 1, 2021, are eligible to start kindergarten in August 2021.
Once you've registered online, the secretary at your child's school will contact you to schedule a screening appointment for Monday, April 5. For detailed step-by-step instructions, go here: Roundup
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Online RSVP process for PreK is under way
 Children who will be 4 years old BEFORE Aug. 1, 2021, may register for Pre-Kindergarten sessions at Shull Early Learning Center. Shull prepares students for kindergarten through purposeful play and intentional learning opportunities.
Once the RSVP is completed, you will be contacted by Shull staff to schedule a screening appointment. PreK screenings will be scheduled by appointment only for Monday, April 5.
For more details, and step-by-step instructions, go here: Roundup |
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Major Saver card sale is under way
 The 2021 Major Saver discount card sale continues through March 1. Elementary and middle school students are selling the $15 cards featuring discount offers. Half of the card's purchase price benefits the Foundation, and the other half benefits the school of the student seller.
Cards can be purchased via cash, check, or online. The online sale can be credited back to a particular student. All cards purchased online will be mailed directly to the customer. Major Saver card sale |
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