Grant allows Mid Michigan students to hop barriers, travel to D.C.
With help from a grant, a group of first-generation, low income, and disabled students from Mid Michigan College were able to explore the nation's capital.
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Jodi Stuber believes all kids possess unbridled potential
At Hopewell Ranch, special needs kids, veterans, and others with diverse needs can shed their labels and reach their potential.
It takes a community to run an after school program
Peak provides after school and summer child care for residents through the support of community partners. In turn, they're teaching kids how to give back to that same community.
How can we address Michigan students’ desperate need for behavioral health services?
One in five children is affected by mental illness, but getting students access to the mental health resources they need is a challenge.
Morey Courts puts out call for players in its new basketball league for high school girls
Building on the success of a similar boys' program, Morey Courts welcomes its first fall girls basketball league.
Q&A with the CMU student who rode his bike 4000 miles for charity
John Maus fell in love with cycling for the freedom it gave him as a teen. Now he rides to give kids with heart problems a lifetime of freedom.
Focused and flexible: Mid-Michigan students enjoy more options in 2018-19
From project-based learning to skilled trades training, Isabella county students have more educational options than ever before, and their good fortune is a potential boon for the region's future economy.
Prescriptions for nutrition: How culinary medicine is advancing health equity in Michigan
For many people, it's not always easy to find and buy fresh food. Culinary medicine initiatives aim to address that by increasing access to healthy food and building awareness of the importance of nutrition.
Jodi Stuber believes all kids possess unbridled potential
At Hopewell Ranch, special needs kids, veterans, and others with diverse needs can shed their labels and reach their potential.
It takes a community to run an after school program
Peak provides after school and summer child care for residents through the support of community partners. In turn, they're teaching kids how to give back to that same community.
How can we address Michigan students’ desperate need for behavioral health services?
One in five children is affected by mental illness, but getting students access to the mental health resources they need is a challenge.
Morey Courts puts out call for players in its new basketball league for high school girls
Building on the success of a similar boys' program, Morey Courts welcomes its first fall girls basketball league.
Q&A with the CMU student who rode his bike 4000 miles for charity
John Maus fell in love with cycling for the freedom it gave him as a teen. Now he rides to give kids with heart problems a lifetime of freedom.
Focused and flexible: Mid-Michigan students enjoy more options in 2018-19
From project-based learning to skilled trades training, Isabella county students have more educational options than ever before, and their good fortune is a potential boon for the region's future economy.
Prescriptions for nutrition: How culinary medicine is advancing health equity in Michigan
For many people, it's not always easy to find and buy fresh food. Culinary medicine initiatives aim to address that by increasing access to healthy food and building awareness of the importance of nutrition.
