News & Announcements

Providing students with opportunities to work together is an essential part of supporting their social skills development.

As we bid farewell to National Reading Month, we are reflecting on the incredible journey we've embarked on together. From the excitement that came from the clues left around the building to our themed days, it's been a month filled with excitement and literary adventures. We hope this enthusiasm for reading continues beyond March.

The aroma of freshly made pasta filled the air at Coloma Intermediate School on Saturday, March 16, as students gathered for an exciting cooking class hosted by the Coloma Community Schools Parent Teacher Organization (PTO).

Our mission is to spark a lifelong love for reading that extends far beyond the classroom walls.

Coloma High School biology teacher Mrs. Sara Glisson recently represented Western Michigan University at the National Science Foundation’s BIORETS Workshop.

In just a few short days the calendar will flip over to March, bringing with it National Reading Month. At Coloma Elementary School, students take part in a “one school, one book” initiative where they will all embark on the same journey filled with adventure and imagination.

Musical talent is not something to keep muted! That’s why, at Coloma Intermediate, students are encouraged to explore their interests and abilities with instruments before middle school.

The winter screening test results from the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA) have arrived, revealing that Coloma Junior High (CJH) students have exceeded their projected growth for the year!

Coloma Community Schools is thrilled to announce a significant achievement by one of its outstanding team members, Ben Rimes, who recently earned his Chief Technology Officer (CTO) certification from the Michigan School Business Officials.

Coloma Elementary School recently received a $7,475 grant from the Berrien Community Foundation to install a Revolutionary Spinner, a Titled Sky Runner and a Whirl with a mechanical break onto the playground. The addition of the structures has been in the making since August 2022 when we unexpectedly lost an important member of the Coloma community, Mrs. Angela Arent-Seabury.