

Rooms is officially launching on April 8! Families, be sure to keep an eye out for a text or email invitation to our new classroom communication platform. To learn more, visit https://rebrand.ly/2gio7ut




We are very proud to have three exemplary North Ed leaders featured in the Traverse City Record-Eagle 2026 Women’s History Month special section: Dr. Tara Mager, Superintendent; Dr. Yvonne Donohoe McCool, Director of Early Childhood Services; and Marty Guiney, McKinney-Vento Liaison & Special Education Supervisor. It is an honor to have them on our team and we thank them for their work that shapes the future for educators, learners and families in our community. Read the full article.

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Welcome to Rooms! Our new classroom communication tool to connect you with staff and get updates relevant to your student, on the web or on the North Ed mobile app. Rooms will be launching soon. Follow us to stay up to date on the latest Rooms news. Learn more.

The event featured an inside look at our facilities, with Kettering reps touring the Aviation Maintenance and Engineering Academy programs before holding a press conference to engage with prospective students. Our future innovators from the Engineering Academy, Robotics & Automation, and Writers Studio programs asked insightful questions about their next academic steps, all while Film & New Media students captured the day’s highlights on camera. Following the session, Writers Studio students took the lead in conducting professional interviews to document the impact of this new opportunity.
A sincere thank you to Kettering’s Matt Fortescue and Dr. Rob Kniss, as well as longtime Career Tech champion and Kettering alum Al Jordan, for joining us to launch this exciting chapter for our students.
Learn more: https://www.northwested.org/article/2760979




This partnership reflects our shared commitment to workforce preparation and providing students with the resources they need to succeed in high-tech industries. A huge thank you to Kettering’s Matt Fortescue and Dr. Rob Kniss, and longtime Career Tech champion and Kettering alum Al Jordan, for joining us to celebrate this milestone. We are proud to see more doors opening for our local students!
Learn more about this exciting new opportunity: https://www.northwested.org/article/2760979




Alex Dunn (Greenspire High School) earned a Gold Key for Drawing, Emily Haas (TC Central High School) received a Silver Key for Drawing, and Noah Bailey (TC West Senior High School) was recognized with both a Gold Key for Photography and an Honorable Mention.
Founded in 1923 and administered by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, the Scholastic Awards are the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious program celebrating creative teens in grades 7–12. Students can earn regional and national honors, scholarships, and opportunities for exhibition and publication across 29 categories, from photography and painting to poetry and journalism.
Regionally sponsored by the Gwen Frostic School of Art, this program has helped launch the early careers of iconic creatives such as Andy Warhol, Sylvia Plath, Truman Capote, and Amanda Gorman.
We’re incredibly proud of Alex, Emily, and Noah for representing North Ed and showcasing the power of young creative voices. Thank you instructor Rebecca Kinnee for facilitating these amazing opportunities for our Career Tech students!
Learn more about Graphic Arts https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/graphic-arts

Learn more about our Precision Machining program. https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/precision-machining

Now offered as an AP Language and Composition course, Writers Studio helps students sharpen their craft, strengthen critical thinking and prepare for college and beyond.
Learn more about North Ed Career Tech’s Writers Studio program. https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/writers-studio


Learn more about North Ed Career Tech’s Web and App Development program. https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/web-app-development

From systems integration to fabrication techniques — and even competing in the National Robotics Challenge — students put their knowledge to the test while earning up to 6 college credits.
Learn more about North Ed Career Tech’s Robotics and Automation program. https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/robotics-automation

As winners, they will receive a professional camera kit, which they will use to create their film that will air at the film festival held in New York City this October. Congratulations to instructor Zac Wendland and his students on receiving this outstanding opportunity!
Watch Riley and Stuart’s winning submission: youtube.com/watch?si=Zr69BZHj7pVLG6R4&v=SVH6RuJxn1c&feature=youtu.be
Learn more about our Film & New Media program: https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/film-new-media

These real-world tools support students’ futures and everyday life — all while earning valuable general education credits!
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Each year, we award tens of thousands of dollars in Academic Scholarships and Tools of the Trade Awards to support students’ next steps. Through partnerships with leading colleges and universities, Career Tech students also have access to exclusive post-secondary scholarships and credit opportunities.
Don't miss out! For more information on scholarships and how to apply, visit https://www.northwested.org/o/ct/page/scholarships
