Fowlerville News

Every 4-year-old in our community can attend preschool at Little Glad Early Childhood at Fowlerville Community Schools at no cost. Families can now enroll for the 2026–27 school year and give their child a strong start in an engaging learning environment.

At Little Glad, children grow in the skills they need for school and for life. Our program helps young learners build confidence, curiosity, friendships and early academic skills through play-based learning, caring relationships and early literacy experiences. Students learn in a beautiful new early childhood space designed to help every child feel welcome, supported and ready to grow. Our experienced educators create classrooms where children are encouraged to explore, learn and belong.

We invite you to watch this short video to see the many opportunities available at Little Glad Early Childhood. To begin the enrollment process for the 2026–27 school year, please call 517-223-6493 or email Molly Moulton.

The March Newsletter for Natalie Kreeger Elementary is now available. It includes updates and information to help families stay connected as we navigate the spring season. Thank you for taking a moment to review the contents and stay informed.

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Fowlerville Community Schools is one of thirty-nine school districts in Michigan that has been awarded a grant for innovation in teaching literacy. The grant, in the amount of $187,000 is part of the $6.7M in funds being awarded by the Michigan Department of Education (MDE). In total, 115 applications were received, with thirty-nine districts being selected for a grant.

Fowlerville Community Schools is pleased to announce the hiring of Marc McKay as its Chief Financial Officer. McKay’s hiring was approved by the Board of Education at the August 19 regular meeting.

Last night, during their regularly scheduled meeting, the Fowlerville Community Schools Board of Education voted to continue providing free meals to all students through October 31, 2025. This decision ensures that free meals will remain in place even if the State of Michigan does not adopt a budget by September 30, 2025, or if the final state budget does not include continued funding for universal free meals.

Please read this important information from Principal Coon regarding the first day of school.

Please read this important information from Principal Zajas regarding the first day of school for Fowlerville High School and Fowlerville Online Learning Academy (FOLA).