The free after-school program is held at Sterling Township’s Elevate Youth Center, 505 W. Lynn Blvd.

This free event is designed to assist students and families in completing their FAFSA application, a critical step in securing financial aid for college, including grants, scholarships, and federal student loans.

The school will receive funds to replace its existing desks with 12 new whiteboard tables for teaching and necessary supplies, including markers and erasers.

After a fundraiser was started to pay off unpaid student lunch fees at Dixon Public Schools, administrators found it would be too costly to enroll in a federally assisted program that provides free meals to all students.

Zoey Near plans to attend Michigan Technological University to major in aerospace engineering.

The Dixon School Board on Wednesday, April 16, 2025, approved three bids for new flooring and ceiling tiles in the gym and a playground.

Resignations accepted April 16, 2025, include a Dixon High School principal's secretary and a high school choir teacher.

The resolution approved Wednesday also pushes for predictable funding for public education.

The Whiteside Area Career Center has announced its list of students of the month for March 2025.