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Ypsi Community Schools join statewide ‘Be a Buddy, Not a Bully’ campaign
As schools across Michigan recognize October as Bullying Prevention Month, Ypsilanti Community Schools (YCS) is joining a statewide effort to encourage kindness, inclusion, and safer learning environments through the “Be a Buddy, Not a Bully” campaign. The initiative, launched by LLYC US in partnership with local schools and organizations, including Rehmann, Samaritas, and the Michigan Educator Workforce Initiative, encourages students, school districts, and businesses to take a stand against bullying by signing a pledge to promote kindness in their schools and communities.
The Detroit News
Michigan schools confront AI as one district embraces but limits its use
NORTHVILLE — Kristin Mathis keeps the lights low in her classroom at Northville High School. Students put their phones in the pouches of a closet organizer hanging on the wall. On a back shelf sits an object that perhaps feels rare in classrooms in the year 2026 — a bucket of freshly sharpened No. 2 pencils. On this October day, her 10th graders will need those pencils. They have physical papers in their hands, a prompt from Jon Krakauer's book "Into the Wild" about a man named Chris McCandless who died in Alaska at the age of 24 after venturing into the wilderness underprepared. Projected onto the classroom's front screen are four options for categorizing McCandless: Was he a tragic hero? Arrogant and misguided? A reckless fool or a true idealist? The students rise from their desks and pick a corner of the room based on their answer to that question. They gather with others who believe the same and together make a case for why they interpret this man's behavior this way. Each group then shares with the class, and if a student feels persuaded, they can move to the other side of the room. They have to read
Petoskey News Review
Petoskey's Hasse ends career at finals, Charlevoix volleyball has girls step up
EAST LANSING — It’s the time of year when seasons and careers come to a sudden end late in the fall season. So, making the most of the time left and leaving nothing behind should always be the goal. You might not find an athlete that did that better over the final month of the season than Petoskey’s Anna Hasse. Hasse, a senior on the Petoskey girls golf team, dominated the final stretch of her high school career on the course, finishing as a Big North Conference champion and third place regional competitor. The final stretch came with a slew of first place finishes as well. On Saturday, Hasse put a bow on her Northmen career with another strong finish, claiming 18th in a competitive field at the Division 2 state championships held at Forest Akers West in East Lansing. Hasse carded 85-88–173 for the weekend as an individual qualifier. Week 9 Football Picks: Treating Week 9 like the playoffs are already here, high stakes ahead | Kochanny Petoskey Soccer: Petoskey soccer never throws in the towel, earns OT district win over Alpena She was the lone golfer from north of Mount Pleasant to even make the Division 2 finals,
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Oakland University students react to Senate debate