REMOTE LEARNING PLANS:
Belief/Mission Statement
Our building is closed but school is still on! The learning continues as we want to be committed partners in your child’s success and preparation for the next grade level.
We strive to inspire our students to be curious learners with a growth mindset, regardless of location. In recognition that each student, family, and home is unique, we provide whole child experiences to engage students academically, socially, emotionally, and physically.
General Information About Our Learning Plans
Calendar of Meetings
Click the drop-down arrow next to “Agenda” to choose which calendars you’d like to see.
Young 5s - 4th Grade: Week-At-A-Glance
Middle School Week-At-A-Glance
Additional Resources
Ms. Rachel’s and Mr. Zach’s Classes to the Dunes
The first and eighth grade students had a fantastic time learning about micro-climates, dunes formations, and a little bit of history during their time at the Saugatuck Dune Rides.
Art and Music Showcase
https://www.facebook.com/InnocademyAlleganCampus/videos/401260067265104/ The students had a fantastic time showing off their visual arts and musical talents during this year's Spring Showcase. Ms. Hillary (Music) and Ms. Emily (Art) have grown our Arts programs...
No Snow Make-Up Days
As many of know, legislation has recently passed stating that for this year only, instructional days may be counted on the days in which the Governor declared a state of emergency because of adverse weather conditions. The Governor has signed the legislation;...
Sweet Week
Ms. Rachel's friends recently had a sweet week. They visited the sugar bush at Van Raatle Farm and learned about the maple syrup process and how it’s changed over the years. Then, back at school, they did a five senses challenge comparing maple syrup to corn syrup....
Holland Energy Park
Mr. Jake’s and Ms. Jennifer’s classes had a great time recently learning about how Holland uses natural gas to supply energy to all of Holland. This plant uses less fuel than most plants and is able to produce more electricity. The students were fascinated to learn...