See attached Press Release regarding this past election on November 3rd, 2026.
Dear Parents and Families,
We know that every family faces different challenges at different times, and sometimes knowing where to turn for help can make all the difference. At Beaverton Schools, we care about the well-being of our students and families, both inside and outside the classroom. We want to help make sure our families are aware of the many wonderful resources and support services available within our community.
Each month, we will highlight a resource or support service available to families through 211, helping you discover the different ways this valuable community resource can provide assistance when you need it most.
This Month's Resource Spotlight: Michigan 211
Did you know that 211 is a free, confidential service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? Think of 211 as a central hub that helps connect individuals and families with a wide variety of local programs, organizations, and support services.
Whether you're looking for a little extra help or navigating a more challenging time, 211 can help connect you with resources for:
- Food and basic necessities
- Housing and utility assistance
- Transportation
- Health care and mental health support
- Financial assistance
- Holiday meals, gifts, and seasonal support
- And so much more!
With the holiday season approaching, many holiday assistance programs are now available. We encourage families who may benefit from these services to explore their options and reach out early, as some programs have limited availability or application deadlines.
Connecting with 211 is easy!
- Call: Dial 2-1-1
- Text: Send your ZIP code to 898211 (TXT211)
- Online: mi211.org
Please know that reaching out for support is always okay. Whether your family needs assistance today or you simply want to learn what resources are available for the future, 211 is a wonderful place to start.
Our hope is that every family in our district knows they are supported, valued, and never alone. We are a community that cares, and we're here to help one another!
For more information, please use the links below for short videos explaining more about 211.
https://youtu.be/ic7wD7aRnxI?si=pitQuWuWWJfFToG2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG6iPC3FVrI
We know that every family faces different challenges at different times, and sometimes knowing where to turn for help can make all the difference. At Beaverton Schools, we care about the well-being of our students and families, both inside and outside the classroom. We want to help make sure our families are aware of the many wonderful resources and support services available within our community.
Each month, we will highlight a resource or support service available to families through 211, helping you discover the different ways this valuable community resource can provide assistance when you need it most.
This Month's Resource Spotlight: Michigan 211
Did you know that 211 is a free, confidential service available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week? Think of 211 as a central hub that helps connect individuals and families with a wide variety of local programs, organizations, and support services.
Whether you're looking for a little extra help or navigating a more challenging time, 211 can help connect you with resources for:
- Food and basic necessities
- Housing and utility assistance
- Transportation
- Health care and mental health support
- Financial assistance
- Holiday meals, gifts, and seasonal support
- And so much more!
With the holiday season approaching, many holiday assistance programs are now available. We encourage families who may benefit from these services to explore their options and reach out early, as some programs have limited availability or application deadlines.
Connecting with 211 is easy!
- Call: Dial 2-1-1
- Text: Send your ZIP code to 898211 (TXT211)
- Online: mi211.org
Please know that reaching out for support is always okay. Whether your family needs assistance today or you simply want to learn what resources are available for the future, 211 is a wonderful place to start.
Our hope is that every family in our district knows they are supported, valued, and never alone. We are a community that cares, and we're here to help one another!
For more information, please use the links below for short videos explaining more about 211.
https://youtu.be/ic7wD7aRnxI?si=pitQuWuWWJfFToG2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG6iPC3FVrI
Chocolate Bar Sale!!!!
9-12 Student Government Fundraiser.
9-12 Student Government Fundraiser.
Parent-Teacher Conferences | Beaverton Schools
We look forward to welcoming our families on Thursday, October 29th, for Parent-Teacher Conferences!
This is a valuable opportunity to connect with teachers, celebrate student progress, discuss areas for growth, and work together to support student success.
🗓️ Thursday, October 29th
🕒 Conference Times: 12:30–4:00 PM & 4:30–7:30 PM
📌 Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Thursday.
We appreciate the continued partnership between our families and staff. Together, we make a difference in the education and success of our Beaverton students!
❤️🖤 Go Beavers!
We look forward to welcoming our families on Thursday, October 29th, for Parent-Teacher Conferences!
This is a valuable opportunity to connect with teachers, celebrate student progress, discuss areas for growth, and work together to support student success.
🗓️ Thursday, October 29th
🕒 Conference Times: 12:30–4:00 PM & 4:30–7:30 PM
📌 Reminder: There will be NO SCHOOL for students on Thursday.
We appreciate the continued partnership between our families and staff. Together, we make a difference in the education and success of our Beaverton students!
❤️🖤 Go Beavers!
The Beaverton Schools Board of Education announces a vacancy for one trustee position. This
appointment will be effective November 9, 2026 and will expire on December 31, 2028. At that time the appointee may run for re-election. Residents of the Beaverton School District who are interested in serving as a school board member should submit a letter of interest and a summary of participation in present school activities and a statement of why you are interested in serving on the Board of Education to:
Adam Zdrojewski, President
Beaverton Schools
406 S. Ross Street
PO Box 529
Beaverton, MI 48612
Letters must be received by 4:00 p.m., Friday, November 6, 2026.
Questions may be directed to Michael
Hugan, Superintendent, at 246-3000.
appointment will be effective November 9, 2026 and will expire on December 31, 2028. At that time the appointee may run for re-election. Residents of the Beaverton School District who are interested in serving as a school board member should submit a letter of interest and a summary of participation in present school activities and a statement of why you are interested in serving on the Board of Education to:
Adam Zdrojewski, President
Beaverton Schools
406 S. Ross Street
PO Box 529
Beaverton, MI 48612
Letters must be received by 4:00 p.m., Friday, November 6, 2026.
Questions may be directed to Michael
Hugan, Superintendent, at 246-3000.
We are offering a student rate to sign up for the 5k at the school forest.
HOCO DAY STARTS EARLY IN BEAVERTON!
One of our favorite Homecoming traditions was back first thing this morning!
Our Beaverton football players helped kick off HOCO Day by heading over to the elementary school to greet our younger Beavers as they arrived — and then made their way into classrooms to keep the excitement going!
High fives, big smiles, and plenty of BEAVER PRIDE to start the day!
There’s just something special about our big Beavers showing up for our little Beavers.
HOCO 2026 is officially underway!
#BeaverPride #HOCO2026 #BeavertonBeavers
One of our favorite Homecoming traditions was back first thing this morning!
Our Beaverton football players helped kick off HOCO Day by heading over to the elementary school to greet our younger Beavers as they arrived — and then made their way into classrooms to keep the excitement going!
High fives, big smiles, and plenty of BEAVER PRIDE to start the day!
There’s just something special about our big Beavers showing up for our little Beavers.
HOCO 2026 is officially underway!
#BeaverPride #HOCO2026 #BeavertonBeavers
Reminder that the Homecoming Parade Route has not changed since M-18 has reopened. We look forward to seeing everyone at the Parade and game! Go Beavers!!
Registration is open to 4th-6th grade kids interested in playing basketball. Parents are responsible for transportation with games held on Saturdays starting in January for approximately 6 weeks. Practices tentative to start at the end of November/beginning of December. Registration ends 10/11/26 and cash payment to coaches due the first week of practices. For further information regarding the league please reach out to shavonnebrubaker12@yahoo.com.
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Beaverton High School has selected its homecoming court for 2026!
In the photo below: Back Row Left to Right: Junior Rep Hunter Eagan, Senior Rep Sean Barta, Senior Rep Ian Roberts, Senior Rep Benjamin Zdrojewski, Sophomore Rep Caleb Warner and Freshman Rep Wyatt Budry
In the photo below: Front Row (seated) left to Right: Junior Rep Brooke Corlew, Senior Rep Sayde Woodruff, Senior Rep Sophie Milks, Senior Rep Charity Danielak, Sophomore Rep Bryce McKimmy and Freshman Rep Anicia Klein
Not Pictured: Prince Kaeson Cousineau and Princess Liv Becker
Beaverton will be celebrating its homecoming with a parade at 5:00 PM with a PTO tailgate to follow in the Beaverton Athletic Complex Parking Lot. This year's theme for spirit week, the parade and dance is "Destinations Around the World". Beaverton's King and Queen will be announced at the student assembly and at halftime of the football game. Beaverton faces off against the Pinconning Spartans at 7:00 PM Friday, October 2nd
In the photo below: Back Row Left to Right: Junior Rep Hunter Eagan, Senior Rep Sean Barta, Senior Rep Ian Roberts, Senior Rep Benjamin Zdrojewski, Sophomore Rep Caleb Warner and Freshman Rep Wyatt Budry
In the photo below: Front Row (seated) left to Right: Junior Rep Brooke Corlew, Senior Rep Sayde Woodruff, Senior Rep Sophie Milks, Senior Rep Charity Danielak, Sophomore Rep Bryce McKimmy and Freshman Rep Anicia Klein
Not Pictured: Prince Kaeson Cousineau and Princess Liv Becker
Beaverton will be celebrating its homecoming with a parade at 5:00 PM with a PTO tailgate to follow in the Beaverton Athletic Complex Parking Lot. This year's theme for spirit week, the parade and dance is "Destinations Around the World". Beaverton's King and Queen will be announced at the student assembly and at halftime of the football game. Beaverton faces off against the Pinconning Spartans at 7:00 PM Friday, October 2nd
A BIG thank you to Beaverton United Methodist Church for their generous donation of whiteboard markers for our teachers!
These everyday classroom supplies make a BIG difference. We are so grateful to have community partners who continue to support our teachers and students.
Thank you for helping our teachers keep the learning—and the writing—going! #GoBeavers
These everyday classroom supplies make a BIG difference. We are so grateful to have community partners who continue to support our teachers and students.
Thank you for helping our teachers keep the learning—and the writing—going! #GoBeavers
Revised 2026 Homecoming Parade Route
Online Ordering ends this Friday, September 18th & In-Person Sales at the Jr./Sr. High ends of Wednesday, September 23rd.........
Beaverton Homecoming Spirit Wear Fundraiser!
https://bhshoco26.spiritsale.com/
Beaverton Homecoming Spirit Wear Fundraiser!
https://bhshoco26.spiritsale.com/
On Monday afternoon, an e-mail circulated that described a “Cat in the Hat” that specified Midland, Gladwin, Beaverton, and Clare Schools. These posts have apparently been circulating since Friday throughout Michigan. The posts do not contain specified threats to students or property, however, out of a abundance of caution, our SRO Chief of Police have been notified and are on heightened aert.
Thank you and have a great afternoon!
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Beaverton Schools
Thank you and have a great afternoon!
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Beaverton Schools
Good Afternoon,
Please be aware that the buses are running about 15 minutes late due to loading and construction.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation
Please be aware that the buses are running about 15 minutes late due to loading and construction.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation
Dear Beaverton Schools Families, We hope you had a fantastic summer and are ready for a great school year! We are pleased to introduce ourselves as your new transportation provider—Dean Transportation. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that every student gets to school safely, and we are excited to be part of your educational journey this year. Please see attachment for important information about the 2026-27 School Year.
Beaverton School Families!
Meal Magic Information for Families
We’re sharing the Meal Magic link (https://beaverton.familyportal.cloud/ ) and information sheet as an easy reference for families. Meal Magic is simple to use—create an account, add your family members, deposit money into meal accounts, and apply for meal benefits all in one place.
Please see the attached information sheet for helpful directions and details!
Meal Magic Information for Families
We’re sharing the Meal Magic link (https://beaverton.familyportal.cloud/ ) and information sheet as an easy reference for families. Meal Magic is simple to use—create an account, add your family members, deposit money into meal accounts, and apply for meal benefits all in one place.
Please see the attached information sheet for helpful directions and details!
NEXT WEEK AT BEAVERTON SCHOOLS!
A quick reminder to families about our Open Houses & Grade Level Orientations happening next week! Mark your calendars:
🏫 Monday, August 17
9th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
10th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Tuesday, August 18
6th Grade Orientation: 10:45 AM–12:45 PM
11th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
12th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Thursday, August 20
PreK–12 Open Houses: 4:30–6:30 PM
🚌 Transportation Reminder: Students who need transportation or a transportation waiver should stop by the Transportation Table at Beaverton Elementary during our Open House.
📱 Additional information and event details can also be found on the various school Facebook pages.
We’re looking forward to welcoming our Beavers back and kicking off a great school year! ❤️🖤
A quick reminder to families about our Open Houses & Grade Level Orientations happening next week! Mark your calendars:
🏫 Monday, August 17
9th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
10th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Tuesday, August 18
6th Grade Orientation: 10:45 AM–12:45 PM
11th Grade Orientation: 6:00–7:00 PM
12th Grade Orientation: 7:00–8:00 PM
🏫 Thursday, August 20
PreK–12 Open Houses: 4:30–6:30 PM
🚌 Transportation Reminder: Students who need transportation or a transportation waiver should stop by the Transportation Table at Beaverton Elementary during our Open House.
📱 Additional information and event details can also be found on the various school Facebook pages.
We’re looking forward to welcoming our Beavers back and kicking off a great school year! ❤️🖤
Traffic Pattern Update for School Families
Dear Beaverton Schools Community,
As we quickly approach the start of the new school year, an obstacle we must overcome is the ongoing road construction on M-18 (Ross St.) and Tonkin Street. Due to this construction, our Tonkin Street entrance, which is our main bus entrance, will remain closed for several months. This closure forces us to reroute buses, and adjust pick up and drop off procedures for students. We have created a tentative plan and map in order to educate our stakeholders about these new, temporary procedures. Our plan is to release this information to the public next week, after review of these procedures by county officials on Tuesday.
Thank you!
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Beaverton Schools
As we quickly approach the start of the new school year, an obstacle we must overcome is the ongoing road construction on M-18 (Ross St.) and Tonkin Street. Due to this construction, our Tonkin Street entrance, which is our main bus entrance, will remain closed for several months. This closure forces us to reroute buses, and adjust pick up and drop off procedures for students. We have created a tentative plan and map in order to educate our stakeholders about these new, temporary procedures. Our plan is to release this information to the public next week, after review of these procedures by county officials on Tuesday.
Thank you!
Michael S. Hugan
Superintendent
Beaverton Schools