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Early literacy isn’t just a school issue — it’s a community promise
This powerful op-ed applauds TCAPS for embracing the science of reading — and reminds us that the foundation for success is laid long before kindergarten. With fewer than 50%* of our third graders reading proficiently, and only about half of our children entering school ready to learn, this is exactly why our new 5-year 2030…
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Traverse Heights Elementary principal invited to attend the State of the State address in Lansing
Proud of this guy. Bryan Kay, principal at Traverse Heights Elementary, has been invited by the Governor’s office to attend the State of the State address in Lansing tomorrow. This honor recognizes his outstanding leadership, dedication to students, and participation in the TeachMichigan fellowship. Traverse Heights, a Title I school with TCAPS’ largest English Language…
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A turning point for our schools: Enrollment not down for first time since 2019
For the first time since 2019, our enrollment is not declining. After six straight years of losing students, we are finally seeing stability. That matters. Since 2017/18, TCAPS has lost more than 1,100 students. Year after year, our numbers went down. Fewer students meant fewer resources and more pressure on classrooms and programs. This year,…
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Full Speed Ahead: Year One of Our Five-Year 2030 Vision
Last week, our school board took an important first step in bringing our new 2030 Strategic Vision* to life. Year One matters. It’s where vision turns into action that will carry us forward over the next five years. Our focus for our superintendent in this first year is clear: Early Literacy: Improving elementary reading outcomes.…
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February Newsletter
February’s newsletter is out: • The National School Boards Association‘s Advocacy Institute: Lifting student voices in DC • A new Central Grade School • Curriculum Committee Snapshot: School Connectedness • West Senior High School students leading. Thanks, Titans. • Our Annual Education Report – what it is and why it matters • Traverse City Central…
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