Hear from Barryton Elementary Principal Doug Nichols about how the upcoming bond proposal benefits Barryton students — from security updates to improvements that support students as they move on to the Middle and High School.
Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8hXNXGBXOs
Learn more about the full bond proposal and what it means for all students in our district: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal
Election Day is Tuesday, November 4!
Our boys and girls basketball youth clinic starts tomorrow, Saturday, November 1st in the Middle School Gym:
⛹️ 1st–3rd grade boys & girls: 9:00–10:15 AM
⛹️♀️ 4th–6th grade boys & girls: 10:30–11:45 AM
Cost is $30 at the door if you have not already submitted payment. Please pay by check:
- Boys checks: made out to Chippewa Hills Boys Basketball
- Girls checks: made out to Chippewa Hills Girls Basketball
We’ve had a great turnout the past three years and can’t wait to see your child tomorrow!


📢 Polling Locations for the November 4 Bond Election 📢
Many precincts in Mecosta County and Isabella County have combined for this special election, so your polling location may have changed.
A full list of polling locations, addresses, and precinct assignments is available on our website here: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal
Read the full Notice of Election from the Mecosta County Clerk here: https://aptg.co/_6XV6N
Polls are open 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM on Election Day. Make sure you know where to vote!

In this short video, Weidman Elementary Principal Starr Lederer explains how the proposed bond would provide updated security measures, a redesigned parking lot for safer and smoother student drop-off and pick-up, and much-needed kitchen and gymnasium updates to better serve Weidman’s students and families.
Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FQaAp7_03WI
You can read more about the full bond proposal and what it means for our district here: https://www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal
Middle School Principal Sarah Muscott shares what’s planned for Chippewa Hills Middle School as part of the upcoming bond proposal.
Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dcy6LSZHVQA
Learn more about the bond proposal and how it benefits all Chippewa Hills students at www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal.
You can also join us tonight at 7 PM in the High School Media Center for our Bond Town Hall, where we’ll answer community questions and share more details about the proposal.
Have questions about the upcoming bond proposal? We want to hear from you!
Join us tomorrow, Tuesday, October 28 at 7:00 PM in the High School Media Center for our Bond Town Hall. We’ll be answering community-submitted questions about what the bond means for our students, staff, facilities, and future.
Have a question? Submit it here: https://forms.gle/XipDck8zVWTmz35K7
We’ll do our best to answer as many as possible during the event.
Can’t make it in person? Join us virtually here: meet.google.com/szq-gwis-zbp
We look forward to answering your questions and sharing information about the bond.

Nearly 100 years old, Mecosta Elementary has served generations of Warriors — but the building needs important upgrades to keep students safe, warm, and learning.
In this video, Principal Amanda Trecy shares the critical infrastructure needs the upcoming bond proposal would address at Mecosta, including updated security and improvements to essential systems like water, heat, and the building’s septic system.
These upgrades ensure Mecosta Elementary continues to be a safe, reliable place for our youngest Warriors to grow. 💙❤️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDj6HnanSYY
Learn more about the bond proposal and how it benefits all Chippewa Hills students at www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal.
Please remember to vote on November 4.
Join us Saturday, October 25 from 4–6 PM at Chippewa Hills High School for a FREE, family-friendly event!
Children and families are invited to wear their costumes and trick-or-treat through the haunted hallways of Chippewa Hills. We’ll also have fun games and activities for everyone!
👻 Feeling brave? Don’t miss our popular Haunted House Walk—if you dare!
It’s going to be a spooktacular night—see you there! 🦇

In this short video, High School Principal Brian Mumby explains some of the needs the upcoming bond proposal would cover at the High School. From safety and security upgrades to classroom improvements and replacing worn-out flooring — this bond proposal focuses on essential facility upgrades that support every student’s success.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn6QKrkESFo
🗳️ Election Day is November 4
Your vote matters! Learn more about the bond proposal and how it benefits all students at www.chsd.us/page/2025-bond-proposal.

🏫 What’s Happening with the Remus Building? 🏫
One of the most common questions we’ve heard is: “What’s happening with the Remus building?”
Back in March, we had to close the Remus building due to water and mold issues in the basement, making the building unsafe for use.
At that time, our Mosaic students transitioned to online learning. They’ve been doing wonderfully virtually, but our goal has always been to bring them back into the classroom. We are working on a new dedicated space for Mosaic students within the Middle School complex and anticipate welcoming them back to in-person learning after the winter break in January.
So, what’s next for the Remus building? The truth is, we don’t fully know yet. We’ve been in ongoing discussions with Wheatland Township to explore options, including the possibility of redeveloping the site to serve the community.
We are also working to salvage the gym portion of the building, if possible. These decisions are complex and will take time, so we don’t expect anything to be finalized until after Election Day.
We appreciate your patience as we continue these conversations and will share updates as soon as more information is available.

Hosted by our High School Student Council, this beloved community tradition is back on Saturday, October 25 from 4–6 PM!
Bring the whole family for an evening of trick-or-treating through the decorated hallways of the high school, play games, and enjoy a safe, family-friendly Halloween celebration.
And for those seeking a little more thrill… don’t miss our popular Haunted House Walk! 💀
This free event is open to all children in our community — we can’t wait to see your costumes and celebrate another spooktacular Halloween together! 🧡🦇

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
