OAISD, GRCC collaborate to offer students more academic options
By Staff reports | The Holland Sentinel | Posted May 10, 2012 @ 09:41 AM
Port Sheldon Township — The Ottawa Area Intermediate School District and Grand Rapids Community College are partnering to offer local students college credits through the OAISD futurePREP program, IChallengeU. (More)
How to fund GRCC repairs after failed vote? Board member suggests tuition increase
Published: Wednesday, May 09, 2012, 7:56 PM | Grand Rapids Press | By Brian McVicar
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Now comes the hard part. A day after West Michigan voters overwhelmingly defeated Grand Rapids Community College’s $98.6 million bond proposal, college administrators said they’re ready to begin examining how they can fund what they say are much needed campus repairs. (More)
Organizer: Timing, money hurt GRCC vote – Third time since 2007 voters said no
Wednesday, 09 May 2012, 4:54 PM EDT | By Joe LaFurgey
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) – David Doyle is a bit of a local political legend, the go-to guy when it comes to campaigns in and around Grand Rapids. His win/loss record was 22-3 — until Tuesday night. That’s when the $98 million GRCC bond proposal was pummelled by voters. (More)
Question of the day: Why did the GRCC millage fail by bigger margin than 2007 requests?
Published: Wednesday, May 09, 2012, 2:15 PM | Grand Rapids Press | By Brian McVicar
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — In the lead up to Tuesday’s election, supporters of Grand Rapids Community College’s $98.6 million bond proposal were predicting a close race, with the outcome being determined by a few hundred votes. (More)
Grand Rapids hot headlines: Grand Rapids Community College’s plans after voters reject $98 million request
Published: Wednesday, May 09, 2012, 1:32 PM | Grand Rapids Press | By Kate Nagengast
Here are the most popular stories on MLive Grand Rapids right now: GRAND RAPIDS NEWS • Grand Rapids Community College’s plans after voters reject $98 million request (More)
In this morning’s Michigan news headlines…
By Zoe Clark | Michigan Radio News
Voters from more than 200 communities turned out yesterday for local elections. In West Michigan, the nearly $100-million-dollar Grand Rapids Community College millage failed. Voters in other parts of the state, however, seemed more willing to spend on education. (More)