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District staff say state graduation requirements may change; staffer named to state mental health committee

Manistee Area Public Schools Board · February 25, 2026
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Summary

District staff reported that changes to state graduation requirements are being proposed soon and that Mr. Stoneman has been appointed to a state mental health committee; Filer Township water concerns were also noted.

During the Feb. 25 board meeting, Mr. Stoneman shared that proposed changes to state graduation requirements are expected soon and that the district will monitor and respond as necessary. He also noted that he has been appointed to a state mental health committee, a role he cited while presenting the report.

Mr. Stoneman told the board that the district has not heard further from Filer Township about previously raised water‑related questions. The transcript does not include further detail about the substance of proposed graduation‑requirement changes or any specific timeline beyond "very soon." The district indicated it will work with legal counsel (Thrun) and other partners to prepare policy recommendations as needed.