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Algonac superintendent: high school health clinic closing Sept. 1 as state budget remains unsettled
Summary
Superintendent reported that the Algonac High School health clinic will close Sept. 1, 2025, and the district has no state school budget; an advocacy letter has been sent to parents.
The district superintendent reported Aug. 25 that the Health Clinic at Algonac Jr./Sr. High School will close on Sept. 1, 2025, and that the district is operating without a finalized state budget for schools. "The Health Clinic at Algonac High School will be closing on September 1, 2025," the superintendent's report states.
District leaders said they have sent an advocacy letter to parents about the state budget uncertainty. The superintendent's report also noted district-level coordination with Chartwells (the school food service provider) on expectations for the year and the recent release of the district communications app, Apptegy. The board did not take separate action on the clinic at the meeting.
Practical implications: the report did not specify whether clinic services will be contracted elsewhere, how student access to health care will be managed after closure, or whether state funds—or local reserves—will replace the clinic budget; those details were not provided in the meeting record and are not specified.
