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April 21, 2026 - Muskegon Public Schools is proud to announce a transformative investment in our students’ futures to boost career-focused learning. We have been officially awarded $1.6 million from the 61V Career Tech Education Expansion Grant through the Michigan Department of Education, a significant win that underscores our commitment to providing world-class career and technical education.
This substantial funding is uniquely structured, with $400,000 specifically designated for each of these four premier specialized programs under the Innovation Academies of Muskegon (I AM):
Engineering & Advanced Manufacturing: Funds will be used to integrate state-of-the-art robotics and precision machinery, ensuring our students are industry-ready for the evolving Michigan manufacturing landscape.
Criminal Justice & First Response: This allocation will enhance our simulation technology and training equipment, providing future first responders with realistic, high-stakes preparation.
Business & Entrepreneurship: We are expanding our "incubator" resources, allowing student-led ventures to access modern marketing tools and financial management software.
Digital Media & Design (formerly Technology, Art & Design): Our creative suites will receive a major overhaul with the latest industry-standard software and high-performance hardware, bridging the gap between classroom learning and professional studio environments. READ MORE
Thank you, Muskegon Community, for voting to invest in the future of our schools, students and community. The bond passed! #GoBigReds
Visit https://muskegonpublicschools.org/bond/ to see the district enhancements that will be possible with the bond, while keeping the tax debt rate at 7.5 mills.
MUSKEGON, MI - JANUARY 20, 2026 - At their board meeting this evening, the Muskegon Public Schools Board of Education adopted a resolution to place a bond proposal on the May 5th, 2026 ballot to fund districtwide facility improvements.Muskegon Public Schools would be expecting to maintain the current tax debt rate of 7.5 mils. If approved, this would generate $37.1 million for the continued improvement of district facilities and equipment. This means the current tax rate continues for the same number of years of the original bond - same rate, same time. READ MORE
