Kalamazoo Public Schools

Kalamazoo Public School faculty and staff continue to go above and beyond for not just their students, but the community as well.

The Kalamazoo Public School announced Thursday night that classes will continue with remote learning and remain virtual through the second trimester.

The Kalamazoo Public Schools will conduct virtual town halls with "stakeholders" to discuss how learning will happen in the second trimester of the current school year.

In a year that seems like it's been one long string of bad news, Kalamazoo Public Schools has something to be proud of. KPS reports this past school year it had its highest number of graduates since The Kalamazoo Promise was announced 15 years ago.

Kalamazoo Public Schools released a very thoughtful and well organized plan for this school year.

New state Covid0-19 rules that went into effect on July 31st have forced Kalamazoo Public Schools officials to move Kalamazoo's three graduation ceremonies outdoors.

The stress never lets up. With all the serious events happening all around us, in both the nation and locally, the Kalamazoo Public Schools' budget meetings starting tonight will carry their own amount of stress, as financial decisions need to be made, under the scope and spotlight of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The announcement is no surprise to anyone, but the Kalamazoo Public Schools made it official Thursday night. Graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020 will be virtual, and not actual.

Kalamazoo Public Schools officials began contacting families today, of elementary and middle school students about a Chrome Book loaner program that will begin Friday, April 24th.

Rituparna (Rita) Raichoudhuri has been selected to lead the Kalamazoo Public Schools. Raichoudhuri, who has a Doctorate in Education, comes to Kalamazoo from the Chicago Public School District.