Superintendent: Local districts will transition from Skyward to PowerSchool
Summary
Superintendent Ethan Ebenstein told the board that all local districts, including the three rural districts, have formally approved moving student information systems from Skyward to PowerSchool; training and preparatory work will begin soon.
Superintendent Ethan Ebenstein reported Oct. 9 that all local districts served by the Ionia County Intermediate School District — including three rural districts — have formally approved a transition from the Skyward student information system to PowerSchool.
Ebenstein said training and behind‑the‑scenes work will begin shortly to implement the change. The minutes record the item as an announcement; the board did not record a formal vote because the approval had been completed by the local districts themselves.
The change will affect how student records and related administrative functions are managed; district staff will coordinate training with local education agencies as the implementation timeline is finalized.
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