Grand Blanc School Board Addresses Student Discipline and Expands Early Childhood Programs

Overview: The Grand Blanc School Board recently held a meeting where they addressed issues, including student discipline cases and the expansion of early childhood programs. The board approved expulsions in two student discipline cases and highlighted successful early childhood initiatives.

Grand Blanc School Board Discusses Student Expulsions, Kindergarten Camp, and Financial Stability

Overview: The Grand Blanc School Board meeting on October 20th addressed several topics, including the expulsion of a student, the introduction and evaluation of a kindergarten camp initiative, and the district’s financial health amidst declining enrollment. The board also celebrated student achievements and community engagement initiatives, illustrating a comprehensive approach to both educational and community challenges.

Grand Blanc School Board Approves Paraprofessional Pay Increase Amidst Ongoing Educational Initiatives

Overview: At the recent Grand Blanc School Board meeting, a development was the approval of a new contract for the Grand Blanc Paraprofessional Association, which includes substantial pay raises and additional benefits. This decision comes as the district continues to focus on educational advancements, such as improving test scores and encouraging student engagement through various programs and community involvement.

Paraprofessionals Demand Fair Compensation at Grand Blanc School Board Meeting

Overview: The Grand Blanc School Board meeting on August 25 saw focused discussions on several issues, with emphasis on the demands for better compensation for paraprofessionals. The board also addressed access to facilities, curriculum updates, and the challenges posed by the potential delay in the school aid budget at the state level.

Grand Blanc School Board Approves New Teachers’ Contract with Competitive Salary Increases

Overview: During the latest meeting of the Grand Blanc School Board, members approved a new two-year teachers’ contract with the Grand Blanc Education Association (GBEA). The contract, which aims to position the district more competitively within Genesee County, includes a double step increase for all staff on the salary schedule in the first year, along with a 5% base salary increase. Additionally, coaching salaries under Schedule B will see a 5% increase in the first year, followed by a 2% increase in the second year. This development marks the first increase in coaching salaries since 2010. The contract also introduces expanded longevity schedules, class size overload payments, and a new $500 stipend for ancillary staff to assist with credentialing requirements.