A reminder that the Corunna Education Foundation raffle will go on as planned tonight, beginning around 5 p.m. (the actual drawing won’t start until 6 p.m.). Because of the executive order, the gaming office is allowing organizations to hold a live stream of the drawing provided that we make the link available to the ticket purchasers. So the plan is to have... READ MORE >

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Community input meetings Beginning next week I will begin holding several informal community input meetings as we continue to look at the present status of our schools and where we want to go in the future. I believe wholeheartedly that Corunna offers the best opportunities, educational environment, and family atmosphere where your child can excel. I also... READ MORE >

Community input meetings Beginning next week I will begin holding several informal community input meetings as we continue to look at the present status of our schools and where we want to go in the future. I believe wholeheartedly that Corunna offers the best opportunities, educational environment, and family atmosphere where your child can excel. I also... READ MORE >

Students are shown in the sixth grade drama exploratory class of Robyn Lentz, doing a read through with a script, talking about how a script is structured and working on reading with emotion. Reading through a script is vital in providing the actors with an understanding of what is happening dramatically through the action of the play. READ MORE >

Outdoor Adventure Recently, our sixth grade students took part in an outdoor experience. Half of the students went on Wednesday and the other half went to Camp Copneconic on Thursday. The outdoor learning activities included zip line, multiple challenge courses, boating, predator/prey exercise, and global sports. When half of the group stayed at... READ MORE >

Students in Kelly Iott’s fourth grade classroom are shown with their group’s erosion experiment. Students were in the process of studying the effects of weathering on their “mountain” of dirt. The young observers drew “before” and “after” pictures to help document the short and long-term results of weathering caused by wind and water. They also developed a... READ MORE >

Ingrid Dettman graduated from Corunna High School in 1998. She attended Central Michigan University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Education (Elementary Emphasis) with minors in Child Development, Language Arts and Mathematics. She earned her Master of Arts-School Principalship in May of 2007. She began teaching in Corunna in 2002. After teaching... READ MORE >