Hopkins Public Schools

Just a reminder for this Friday!🚨📢🚨📢🚨📢🚨

🛼Lace up your skates🛼

Bring the whole crew for an evening of family-friendly roller fun.

🗓 Friday, April 17th
🕔 5-7pm
📍 GR Skate & Event Center- 3651 84th St SW Byron Center, MI 49315
🎟 $10 per person

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Field Day would not be successful without our volunteers! Details: Friday May 1st (Rain Date May 4th) 8:00am set up. Clean Up About 1:30pm All volunteers that sign up Through HERE will be provided lun...

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Sycamore Elementary School

📣Calling all MVP Moms & All-Star Sons! 📣

Get ready for a night of laughs and competition 😏

Join us for our Mother & Son Night featuring:
🏀 Basketball battles (yes, moms, you can still school them! We saw some of you last year!)
🎯 Cornhole showdowns
🎲 Board games that might get slightly competitive
⏱️ Minute-to-Win-It challenges… because chaos is part of the fun
🏈And more...
🚨Warning:🚨
• Sons may realize moms are cooler than they thought
• Moms may discover their competitive side is VERY alive
• Bragging rights will absolutely be earned

Come make memories and share some laughs!

Don’t miss it — it’s going to be a slam dunk of a night! 🎉

📅 April 25,2026
⏰️ 6-8pm 📍Hopkins High School 🎟 $5/guest or $15/Family ... See MoreSee Less

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Due to the weather forecast and how wet it is outside, Run Club for HES is cancelled after school today. ... See MoreSee Less

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Hopkins High School

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Hopkins Public Schools

Did you know? Hopkins Middle School was built in 1958 and originally served as the district’s high school!

The Hopkins Public Schools 2026 Bond Proposal includes a potential replacement middle school. The proposal outlines replacing the current building as it reaches the end of its useful life while creating improved classroom spaces, updated learning environments, and a more efficient building layout. Plans also include a direct indoor connection to the new Performing Arts Center, allowing students and staff to move safely between the middle school and high school without needing to go outside.

To learn more about the proposed bond projects, visit hopkinsbond2026.com. ... See MoreSee Less

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We could.... follow other rural community schools and look at putting solar on the roof to then fund the utilities and use that money plus the excess from unused solar power to fund upgrades. 🤔

I definitely agree we need a new school. What I would suggest, build a new High School, go up not out, then turn the existing High School into the middle school. That would also help with the traffic flow. Give it some thought.

So excited for what this means for the future of our district and students!

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Hopkins Public Schools

Don’t Let Rainy Days Wash Away Learning! ☔

April showers bring May flowers — and strong attendance brings bright futures! 🌦️
Even on gloomy mornings, showing up makes a big difference. Pack that umbrella and head to class! 🌈

🌟 Rain or shine, every day counts.
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Hopkins Middle School

ATTENTION 6th graders,
If you are interested in applying for Advanced Art class for next year, please fill out the application form below. This is a year-long art class.
You will need to submit your best artwork onto the application form.
Only 12 student applications from 6th grade will be chosen for Advanced Art class.

Here is the Advanced Art Application Form:
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