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Saginaw Township Board votes to opt into Michigan Schools of Choice program
Summary
The Saginaw Township Board of Education unanimously adopted a resolution to opt into Michigan's Schools of Choice program under the State Aid Act (Senate Bill 851, 1995-96), approving enrollment of nonresident students from Saginaw County within the intermediate district. The motion passed on a roll call vote of yes: all.
The Saginaw Township Board of Education voted unanimously April 22 to opt into Michigan’s Schools of Choice program under the State Aid Act. Superintendent Jamie Kraatz presented the resolution, which the board adopted on a motion by David Jaffe seconded by Marianne Bird; the minutes record the roll call as “Yes: all. No: none.”
The resolution cites Senate Bill 851 of the 1995-96 School Aid Act and Section 105 of the State Aid Act and authorizes the district to accept nonresident students living in Saginaw County and within the same intermediate school district (SISD). Board members said the action implements existing state statute language referenced in the agenda item. The motion was recorded in the minutes as adopted without opposition.
