FHPS District News
January is School Board Recognition Month
Forest Hills Public Schools is joining 529 local and 56 intermediate school districts across Michigan to celebrate January as School Board Recognition Month. The seven citizens as elected officials spend countless hours of unpaid time working to provide the best possible education for all students in our district. Even though January is set aside to […]
“The Day the Crayons Quit…” Well, Not Exactly for Northern Hills Middle School
Article by School News Network–They’ve gone from storybook readers to storytellers, and the often hilarious results mean more kids get to enjoy more crayons going on more adventures. Call them colorful passports to a child’s imagination, from the imaginations of their older peers. About 130 seventh graders in Dawn Mathews’ Northern Hills Middle School English […]
Now Enrolling the Class of 2033
If you live in the FHPS district and have a child who will be entering kindergarten in the fall of 2020, you may begin the enrollment process. Be completing the enrollment process, you help the district begin planning for the upcoming school year. You may find all of the enrollment forms and documents required for […]
FHPS Preschool Registration Info. for 2020-21 School Year
Forest Hills Public Schools offers exceptional preschool options for young learners. FHPS preschools follow the same calendar as the school district and are housed at Ada, Ada Vista, and Knapp Forest elementary schools. FHPS offers both traditional and Spanish immersion preschool programs. Open Houses: There are open houses at each preschool location prior to registration […]
Nearly 100 FHPS Students Earn Michigan’s Seal of Biliteracy
Ninety-two high school juniors and seniors from around the Forest Hills Public School district can now put another achievement on their college or career applications. This prestigious award is known as Michigan’s Seal of Biliteracy. As of Sept. 1, 2019, Michigan is one of 36 states and Washington D.C., which awards a state Seal of […]
Pine Ridge Elementary Students Learn that Kids Can Make a Difference
“Service-learning gives students a whole different kind of educational experience,” said Pine Ridge Elementary School second-grade teacher, Kristin Messner. “It allows them to think of someone other than themselves,” added second-grade teacher, Becky Roberts. Community service projects are embedded throughout our schools in the FHPS district. This story is just one example. About 100 second-grade […]
