Do you enjoy working with students and want to make a difference every day? We’re hiring Bus Drivers and Bus Monitors to help keep our Warriors safe on the road!
Bus Drivers
✔ Must have a valid CDL and meet all Bus Driver qualifications
✔ Training provided — we’ll help you succeed!
Bus Monitors
✔ Monitor bus routes for student behavior and safety
✔ Address student needs as they arise
✔ Work closely with the driver to assure the safest ride possible!
Whether you’re behind the wheel or supporting students on the ride, you’ll play a vital role in helping Warriors get to and from school safely each day.
Full job descriptions are available here: https://www.chsd.us/o/chsd/page/employment
Interested candidates should contact Transportation Supervisor Lisa Cole at (989) 967-3435.
Apply today and join a team that keeps Warrior Pride rolling!
Did you know Chippewa Hills Mosaic School keeps online students connected with their teachers, classmates, and Warrior Nation? It’s not like other online schools.
Our Mosaic students have:
✅ Real-time, teacher-led instruction through daily scheduled Google Meets
✅ Apex Online Learning platform supported by mentor teacher check-ins
✅ Monthly face-to-face academic support & team-building opportunities
Mosaic gives students the flexibility of online learning with the support and accountability of Chippewa Hills teachers who know them by name.
If you know someone in grades 8–12 exploring online options, tell them about Mosaic—where Warriors learn together, even online.
Have questions or want to learn more? Call Chippewa Hills Mosaic School at (989) 967-8150—we’d love to talk with you!
Get ready, Warriors—Homecoming Week is set for September 22–27, 2025 and this year’s theme is taking us back to ancient Greece with A Night in Athens! ✨
Here’s what’s happening:
🎟️ Monday, Sept 22 – Dance Ticket Sales Begin
🏐 Tuesday, Sept 23 – Boys PowerPuff Volleyball (after the home Varsity Volleyball game)
🎉 Wednesday, Sept 24 – Homecoming Parade, 6 PM at the Secondary Complex loop
🏈 Wednesday, Sept 24 – Girls PowderPuff Football, 7 PM at Warrior Stadium (after the parade)
🏈 Friday, Sept 26 – Homecoming Football Game, 7 PM
💃🕺 Saturday, Sept 27 – High School Homecoming Dance, 7–10 PM
Mark your calendars now, Warriors—it’s going to be a week to remember!
This year, 29 students are part of our high school's brand-new Drones class—a hands-on science course where they’re learning engineering, coding, physics, and robotics by exploring the world of drones.
With 20 drones in the classroom, students work in teams to build skills in coding flight paths, studying flight physics, and understanding real-world applications. Guest speakers from local industries will also share how drones are used in fields like agriculture, construction, and public safety.
This exciting opportunity was made possible through the generosity of the Mecosta County Community Foundation and the Touchstone Energy Classroom STEAM Grant from Tri-County HomeWorks. Thank you for bringing Drones to CHHS!
Learn more about our Drones class and what it means for our students here: https://www.chsd.us/article/2392516
From May 1st to August 8th, all players from 5th grade to 12th grade had an opportunity to complete shooting and ball handling workouts. Videos were posted for players to follow and log their progress. The top goal was to make 20,000 shots, the secondary goal was to make 15,000. Over the course of the 100 days we logged 304,827 made baskets with 13,997 minutes of ball handling.
The 20,000 Club includes: Junior Kyle Dagley (24,595), Senior Jaxon Arntz (23,055), Sophomore Logan PeLong (22,090), Senior Maverick Chapman (21,005), 5th grader Jace Denslow (20,577), Senior Brian Gardner (20,300), 8th grader Lily Darnell (20,128), Freshman Connor Dantzer (20,100), 8th grader Gavin Dagley (20,015), Senior Luke Grinnell (20,000), Freshman Jadrick Flowers (20,000).
The 15,000 Club was 8th grader Will Cucksey (16,400).
Kyle Dagley recorded the most makes, and it should be noted Maverick Chapman had elbow surgery and still found a way to get up the makes with his off hand.
We can't wait to see all the hard work pay off this winter. Great job, Warriors! 🙌
These four earned their spot on the Pencil Wall of Fame last week for their outstanding effort — from handwriting and spelling to writing, hard work, and staying on point! ✏️
Keep up the amazing work, Warriors! 🙌
🏛️ Senator Hauck Visits the Chippewa Hills Wellness Center 🏛️
Last Friday, we welcomed Senator Roger Hauck to the Chippewa Hills Wellness Center for a tour and conversation about the vital services Adolescent Health Centers provide across Michigan.
Senator Hauck met with parents, teachers, administrators, and board members to hear firsthand how much our Wellness Center supports students. As one of the busiest centers in the region, it gives our Warriors access to same-day care for injuries or illness, immunizations, sports physicals, and—most importantly—mental health support.
Having these services available right here in our building means students don’t have to travel 30+ minutes to Mt. Pleasant or Big Rapids for care. We are grateful to Senator Hauck for taking the time to visit and see the difference our Wellness Center makes in the lives of Chippewa Hills students every day.
A huge thank you to Ty Jose and the McGuire family for donating two brand-new microwaves for our high school cafeteria! Thanks to their generosity, students can warm up their lunches during the school day—and our Warriors are already putting them to good use.
It’s a true example of “see a need, fill a need”—and the kind of community spirit that makes Warrior Nation so special. ❤️💙
We’re excited to introduce Rachel Dale, our new Mental Health Professional at Chippewa Hills High School and Mosaic School! Rachel started her career as a music teacher and later earned her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health from Central Michigan University. Inspired by the counselors who helped her own children, she’s thrilled to bring that same guidance and support to our students.
When she’s not at school, Rachel enjoys the outdoors, lives on a hobby farm in Mt. Pleasant, and spends plenty of time cheering on her six children at their sporting events.
We’re so glad to have Rachel join the Warrior family—welcome, Rachel! ❤️💙
🎉 Congratulations to 7th grader Shaniya Lucas! 🎉
Shaniya was recognized today by the Mt. Pleasant Police Department for Outstanding Female Performance in this summer’s Mt. Pleasant Youth Police Academy! Her award was proudly presented by Officer Chris Leonard from the Youth Services Unit.
Shaniya earned this honor not only for her outstanding performance as a cadet, but also because she was always quick to look out for her teammates and lend a hand to struggling cadets.
The Mt. Pleasant Youth Police Academy is a free, hands-on program for students entering grades 6–8 who are interested in law enforcement. Cadets experience the academy just like real recruits, including physical training, agility tests, classroom lessons, and demonstrations from specialized units like SWAT, K-9, and marine patrol. The program emphasizes teamwork, integrity, compassion, and discipline—values Shaniya clearly exemplified this summer.
Great job, Shaniya! We’re so proud of you—way to be a true Warrior! ❤️💙
This November, Chippewa Hills voters will decide on a bond proposal that addresses some of our district’s most pressing needs. With nearly 1,800 students learning in buildings that range from modern spaces to schools built in the 1930s, it’s time to ensure our facilities reflect the needs of today’s learners and tomorrow’s opportunities.
The bond proposal focuses on three key areas:
✅ Safety & Security – Updated entrances, secure learning spaces, and improved emergency systems.
✅ Facility Upgrades – Repairing and modernizing aging buildings to provide safe, reliable learning spaces.
✅ Community Space – Expanding gym space so students don’t have to practice late into the evening, while also creating facilities the whole community can use.
This is a responsible investment in our children, our schools, and the future of Chippewa Hills—without raising the current tax rate. The proposal maintains the levy at 2.41 mills, one of the lowest rates in the area.
📅 Election Day is November 4.
🔗 Learn more about the bond and what it means for our students and community here: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal
Last week we shared that all students would receive free breakfast and lunch for the full school year. We’ve since learned that this funding is currently only guaranteed through September 30, 2025.
Until then, every Warrior will enjoy free breakfast and lunch at school. After September 30, the state legislature will determine whether funding for meals will continue.
To prepare for any outcome, we strongly urge families to complete and return the Child Nutrition and Benefits Application (linked on our website here: https://aptg.co/z4Xjx_). This helps determine if your child qualifies for free or reduced-price meals and also provides important support for school funding.
Families are also encouraged to contact their legislators and share how important this program is for students.
Thank you for your understanding as we work to keep you updated with the most accurate information.
📚 Celebrating Geryl Lobert! 📚
Our high school Language Arts teacher, Geryl Lobert, is making waves in the world of education! In 2023, she received the Ray H. Lawson Award from the Michigan Council of Teachers of English.
This summer, Geryl was featured in an Educator Spotlight in the Language Arts Journal of Michigan. In the article, she shares her teaching journey, lessons learned over 24 years in the classroom, and advice for future educators.
Click the link to read the full spotlight and be inspired by her story!
🔗 https://www.chsd.us/article/2368422
Congratulations, Geryl!
Does your student know what it means to be a Warrior?
At Chippewa Hills, WARRIORS stands for:
✨ We
✨ Are
✨ Ready
✨ Respectful
✨ Interdependent
✨ Organized
✨ Responsible
✨ Students and Staff
Your students will hear it throughout the year—so ask them if they know what it means to be a Warrior! 💪
🚍 Daily Shuttle Bus Service 🚍
Did you know? We offer shuttle buses every day to help middle school and high school students get to and from the secondary site!
Please be ready at your stop by the following times if your student needs a ride:
• Barryton Elementary – 7:35 AM
• Mecosta Elementary – 7:35 AM
• Weidman Elementary – 7:30 AM
Shuttles run from each elementary school to the Middle School/High School in the morning and return students back to the elementary sites right after school each day.
⏰ Warriors—please arrive on time! The shuttles must leave promptly to keep everyone on schedule—especially once winter weather arrives.
Show your school spirit every Friday! Wear your Warriors gear or school colors and celebrate being part of our amazing Chippewa Hills community.
Let’s fill the halls with Warrior pride every Friday! ❤️💙
We’re excited to share that for the 2025–26 school year, every student will have the opportunity to enjoy free breakfast and lunch at school. This ensures all our Warriors are fueled for learning and success each day. ❤️💙
Let’s make this school year one to remember. We are proud, we are strong, we are WARRIORS!
Chippewa Hills is looking for a 5-hour PM Custodian to join our custodial crew at Weidman Elementary!
As a valued member of our team, you’ll help maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for students, staff, and visitors. This is a great opportunity to take pride in supporting our schools and community.
👉 Apply today and become part of the Warrior team: https://www.chsd.us/o/chsd/page/employment
