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Individuals interested in exploring current topics in education and child development are invited to participate in a community book study hosted by Tecumseh Public Schools.

The series kicks off with Teaching Kids to Think: Raising Confident, Independent, and Thoughtful Children in an Age of Instant Gratification on Tuesday, July 24.

At the June Board of Education meeting, Tecumseh Public Schools swore in Lori Spotts as the newest member of the Board. Lori Spotts, a retired Tecumseh educator, will serve on the board as a trustee.

Representatives from more than 40 Lenawee County businesses met at Tecumseh High School to discuss career exploration opportunities for learners as a part of the 100 Business Buy-In.

On Friday, June 8, Tecumseh Public Schools held its fifth annual Staff Recognition Program. All staff; teachers, administrators and support staff, came together to celebrate the year, honor retiring personnel, and present its Staff or the Year awards.

What began as individual passion projects grew when learners with similar interests were encouraged to work together. Their research and brainstorming resulted in the construction of a new outdoor learning lab that includes a pergola that functions as an outdoor classroom and four raised bed gardens where learners will grow herbs, vegetables and flowers.

Tecumseh Public Schools has partnered with the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) to serve as a Meet Up and Eat Up location to help ensure that children have access to nutritious meals over summer break.

Dedication plaques from the former Herrick Park, Patterson, Sutton, and Tecumseh Acres elementary schools were returned to their original locations on Tuesday, June 5.

The Tecumseh Preschool Center celebrated the Week of the Young Child™ (WOYC) from April 23-27 with a focus on the needs of young children and how they learn.