Black River Public Transparency Reporting

Michigan's State School Aid Act requires each school district and intermediate school district to post certain information on its website within 15 days after a board adopts its annual operating budget or any subsequent revision to that budget. The Annual Budget and Transparency Reporting is an opportunity to communicate to our community on how we utilize the resources that are provided to us.

The menu at right will open each document required by this law.  Links below provide additional transparency and reporting documents.

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Black River Public School - Other Document Postings

Charter Contract with GVSU - June 19, 2011
ESP Contract
Annual Education Report - District
Annual Education Report - Elementary
Annual Education Report - Middle School and High School
Learning Loss Plan - 98(c)
Technology Plan
District School Improvement Plan-2022-2023
Identification of Specific Learning Disabilities
Head of School review template
Covid-19 Prevention Strategy For Schools Form - August 27, 2021
Covid-19 Prevention Strategy For Schools Form - January 21, 2022 
Continuity of Learning and COVID-19 Response Plan - April 15, 2020
Black River Public School COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Plan
Black River Public School Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan
Black River Public School Progress Toward Educational Goals – Extended COVID-19 Learning Plan
Evacuation Procedures

Yearly Drill Schedule:

Drills (EL), 2021-22
Drills (MS/HS), 2021-22
Drills (EL), 2020-21
Drills (MS/HS), 2020-21
Drills (EL), 2019-20
Drills (MS/HS), 2019-20
Drills, 2018-19
Drills, 2017-18 
Drills, 2016-17
Drills, 2015-16
Drills, 2014-15
 

Child Find NOTICE: 
Any individual from birth through age 25 who is suspected of having a disability and is not receiving public education is encourage to phone the Special Education office at 355-0055. 

Parents and others may phone on behalf of children. The individual must not have graduated from high school.