Hopkins Public Schools

2 hours ago

Earth Day, Every Day — Attendance Edition! 🌎

This Earth Day, let’s take care of our world and our learning! 🌍
Small steps make a big impact — like walking, biking, or carpooling to school. Every effort helps you and the planet grow stronger! 🌱

🚶‍♀️🌳 Learn daily. Grow daily.
#EarthDayEveryDay #AttendanceMatters #SmallStepsBigImpact #BePresentBePowerful ... See MoreSee Less

Hopkins Public Schools

4 hours ago

🎒✨ Pre-K sets the stage for lifelong learning — boosting academic growth and social skills! We're proud to support our partners in providing high-quality, no-cost early education for all students across Allegan County. Apply today: miearlychildhood.org/index.php?county=3&p=3 💙📚 #EarlyLearning #AlleganESA #PreK4All #PreKForAll #NoCostEducation ... See MoreSee Less

Hopkins Public Schools

1 day ago

Reminder! Our second community forum night regarding the May 2026 bond proposal is April 23rd. Here, you will learn about the program in detail and be able to ask questions. We hope you can make it! ... See MoreSee Less

Hopkins Public Schools

2 days ago

The Allegan County Sheriff’s Office would like to join HPS students as they celebrate not only Prom, but graduation as well by sending out this reminder.

Prom weekend is almost here — a night to celebrate memories, friendships, and the end of an amazing chapter.

As you get ready for your big night, remember: the best memories are the ones you make safely.

Drive hands-free — no texts, no distractions.

Stay substance-free — alcohol and drugs can turn a great night into a dangerous one.

Look out for each other — be the friend who speaks up and keeps everyone safe.

Have a plan — rides, curfew, and communication matter.

One smart decision can protect your future and the futures of your friends.

Make it a night to remember — for all the right reasons. 💙 #Prom2026 #DriveSafe #StaySafe

For the time being, you will see a car placed on the district as a reminder of what can happen with a poor decision. ... See MoreSee Less

Hopkins Public Schools

5 days ago

Did you know? The last bond approved by Hopkins voters was in 2007!

Since then, district facilities have continued to serve generations of students. While HPS stewards its buildings very well, it is time for some larger upgrades. School bonds are used to fund large-scale facility improvements and infrastructure projects that cannot be paid for with the district’s operating budget.

Community members can learn more about the proposed projects at hopkinsbond2026.com. ... See MoreSee Less