
Parents, logging in to Rooms online just got simpler! Go to CHSD.us and click the blue “Login” button in the upper right corner.
On the login page, you can either:
• Sign in with Google or Microsoft for quick access
• Sign in with your email or cell phone number and password
What is Rooms?
Rooms is a secure portal (available in the CHSD app or online) where parents can:
• Receive class announcements and updates
• Communicate with teachers
• Stay connected with school news
Need to set up your Rooms account or having trouble logging in? Fill out this form and we’ll be happy to help: https://www.chsd.us/forms/chsd-app-rooms-request-form


Krapohl Ford of Mt. Pleasant is partnering with our Chippewa Hills Cheer program for a Ford Drive 4 UR Community event on Thursday, October 16, from 3:30–7:30 PM at Chippewa Hills High School.
For every test drive taken that evening, Ford will donate $30 to our Chippewa Hills Cheer program, up to $6,000. It’s a simple way to make a big impact—just stop by, take a quick drive, and know you’ve helped our athletes.
You can preregister for a test drive here https://d4urc.com/67MX9, or just show up the day of!
Bring your family and friends and join us in supporting our cheerleaders. We hope to see you there!


We want to hear from you! Chippewa Hills has opened a community form where you can submit questions about the bond that you’d like addressed: https://forms.gle/XipDck8zVWTmz35K7.
We’ll do our best to answer frequently asked questions on our website, Facebook page, and other district communications. You can also join us virtually or in person at our upcoming Bond Town Hall to hear answers live:
Bond Town Hall
Date: Tuesday, October 28
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: High School Media Center
This is a great opportunity to learn more about what the bond means for our students, staff, schools, and community, and to hear directly from the bond committee.
If your organization would like more information or would like a member of the bond committee to attend one of your upcoming meetings, please let us know by calling Central Office at 989-967-2000.
Your feedback helps ensure our Warrior community has clear, accurate information as we prepare for the future of our schools.


We are thrilled to share that the Governor has signed the new Michigan state budget! This means free breakfast and lunch will continue for every student in Michigan for the 2025–26 school year, including all Chippewa Hills students.
This ensures that every student at our schools can enjoy healthy, nutritious meals every school day at no cost. We are grateful for this support, which helps our students stay energized, focused, and ready to learn. ❤️💙
If you have any questions about school meals, please contact your school office or visit the Food Service Department’s page on our website: https://www.chsd.us/page/food-service


When our Mosaic students had to transition to online learning back in March, our commitment was always to bring them back into classrooms. Since then, we’ve been actively preparing a new dedicated location housed within the Middle School complex.
Families have already had the chance to tour the new space in September, and parent-teacher conferences will take place there this week—giving students, families, and staff an early look at the exciting environment.
We have a few minor construction updates to finish, but we anticipate welcoming Mosaic students back to in-person learning after the holiday break in January!
We can’t wait to see our Mosaic students back together, learning and thriving in their new home.


Tomorrow, join us at Warrior Stadium for a very special community cancer awareness night during our home varsity football game! All cancer warriors in our community – whether you are currently fighting or have overcome cancer – are invited to ring the victory bell during our halftime celebration.
Don’t miss this opportunity to honor loved ones and show your support. Sign up to participate here: https://forms.gle/NZJ2iC1PDADHLNxm8
Let’s come together as Warrior Nation to celebrate strength, courage, and hope!


The state budget has not yet been finalized. While we wait for a decision, all students will continue to receive free breakfast and lunch.
We will share updates as soon as we know more. Thank you for your patience and understanding!


We've heard lots of questions about the need for an auxiliary gym. If you've spent time around our high school and middle school athletics programs—especially in winter—you know our teams often start practice in the early morning and finish as late as 9 PM. Our cheer teams even have to use the cafeteria for practice space. Simply put, we don’t have enough gym space to meet every team’s needs.
In this short video, Bond Co-Chair Larry Jose explains why an auxiliary gym with a walking track and dedicated wrestling room is such an important part of the 2025 bond proposal.
https://youtu.be/8tACm5lErhc

Our Mosaic students have been working hard in their virtual learning program, and last week we celebrated their academic achievements with a fun trip to Anderson & Girls Orchard! Students enjoyed a wagon ride, donuts and cider, and time with the animals as a reward for their efforts.
To qualify, students needed to show steady progress in their courses by earning ½ credit and being at least ⅓ of the way through their next class — while maintaining passing grades.
We are so proud of these Warriors for their dedication and success in a virtual learning environment! ❤️💙









Join us for a special community cancer awareness night during our home varsity football game on Friday, October 3!
All cancer warriors – those who are fighting or have fought cancer – are invited to ring the victory bell during a special halftime celebration in honor of your strength and courage.
Our students will also be creating luminaries to honor loved ones affected by cancer. These will be displayed around the track throughout the evening.
If you would like to ring the victory bell or have a luminary dedicated to a loved one, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/NZJ2iC1PDADHLNxm8
Warrior Nation, come out and celebrate, honor, and support all those impacted by cancer in our community!


🏈✨ It’s Homecoming Game Day, Warrior Nation! ✨🏈
The Warriors take on Grant tonight at 7:00 PM at Warrior Stadium – and we’ve got a full day of fun leading up to kickoff!
👟 Game Ball Relay – Our Varsity Cross Country Team is carrying tonight’s game ball over 50 miles through the entire district today! They start at Weidman Elementary and will visit every building before finishing at the Middle & High School Complex just before 3:00 PM. Follow their journey on the Chippewa Hills XC/ Track & Field Facebook page or live here: https://bluelane.io/SsllI4. Be sure to cheer them on if you see them running!
💪 Senior Football Player Visits – Our senior football players will also be visiting every school in the district today to pump up our Warriors and spread that Homecoming spirit before tonight’s game!
🏈 At the Game Tonight:
🔹Halftime: Homecoming Ceremony
🔹 Sports Boosters: They're selling Fate’s famous cheese brats, Warrior gear, and Spirit Bags filled with glow wands + noise makers (thunder sticks, cowbells, clappers & more!)
🔹 The Corner Cup: Back with their delicious drinks – grab yours early, they always sell out fast!
It’s going to be an unforgettable night filled with Warrior Pride, school spirit, and community fun. 💙❤️
Happy Homecoming, Warrior Nation!


We’ve heard some questions and concerns about the upcoming 2025 bond proposal, so we wanted to clear the air. Here’s a quick look at a few common myths—and the facts you need to know.
❌ Myth #1: This bond will raise my taxes.
✅ Fact: Not true! The bond is a zero mill increase, which means the tax rate will stay at 2.41 mills—still one of the lowest in the area. The way our current debt is structured allows us to address important facility needs without increasing your tax rate.
❌ Myth #2: Rising property values mean I’ll pay more.
✅ Fact: Property values are set by your local government, NOT the school district. While adjusted property values can change the dollar amount you pay per mill, the bond itself does not increase the tax rate.
❌ Myth #3: The district can use bond money for anything it wants.
✅ Fact: By law, bond funds must be used strictly for facilities and infrastructure, not for salaries or operating expenses. This includes:
• Renovating classrooms and updating HVAC systems
• Improving safety and security, like secure entrances, updated locks, and modern fire alarms
• Expanding gym and community spaces
We hope this clears up some of the confusion! The 2025 bond proposal is about making our schools safe, modern, and welcoming spaces for students while also providing community benefits.
Want to learn more? Check out our full breakdown of the bond and what it means for Chippewa Hills students and families here: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal




Please join us on Friday, October 3 at our home varsity football game for Warriors vs Cancer, a special community event honoring all those affected by cancer. 🎗️
🔔 Halftime Celebration: All cancer warriors—those who have fought and those still fighting—are invited to ring the Warrior Victory Bell during halftime as a symbol of strength and hope.
🕯️ Luminaries: Dedicate a luminary in honor of loved ones touched by cancer. These will be displayed along the track throughout the evening, lighting the way with remembrance and support. We will have extra luminary bags available at the game if you would like to create one as well.
If you would like to ring the bell or dedicate a luminary, please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/NZJ2iC1PDADHLNxm8
Warrior Nation, let’s come together for this powerful evening to show support, celebrate courage, and honor every member of our community touched by cancer. ❤️💙


Join us for the Chippewa Hills 2025 Homecoming Parade tonight at 6 PM at the Middle School & High School complex. The parade follows the loop around the campus.
Here are a few last-minute reminders to help ensure everything runs smoothly.
🚗 Parking & Drop Off Info:
- See the attached map for parade route and parking information.
- Please do not park in the Middle School lot as that is reserved for parade float line-up.
- If your student is walking in the parade, please drop them off in the High School upper lots and they can walk over to the Middle School lot.
- Parade parking is available in all other lots around campus, but please watch for “No Parking” signs along the parade route.
- Arrive early! Traffic often backs up at the corner of M-66 and Arthur Road, so please allow extra time.
🪑 Bring your lawn chairs, grab a good spot, and enjoy the parade!
🏈 After the parade, stick around for the High School’s PowderPuff football games at Warrior Stadium at 7 PM.
🍕 And come hungry! The Chippewa Hills Sports Boosters will have concessions open at 5 PM. They’ll pause during the parade and reopen afterwards for the PowderPuff games. This is a great chance to grab some dinner while enjoying the fun.
Let’s pack the campus with Warrior spirit tonight – see you soon! ❤️💙








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🔹 No Tax Rate Increase – the rate stays at 2.41 mills, one of the lowest in the area.
🔹 Safe Schools – secure entries, modern fire alarms, updated locks, and ADA accessibility.
🔹 Better Learning Environments – renovated classrooms, updated kitchens and restrooms, improved heating/cooling.
🔹 Expanded Gym Space – new auxiliary gym with on-campus wrestling room, walking track, and open to the community for fitness and events.
This proposal benefits all 1,800+ of our Warriors while keeping costs smart and responsible.
Election Day: November 4, 2025
Absentee ballots available: September 25
🔗 Learn more: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal


