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PENNFIELD SCHOOLS

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

ON PROPOSED 2024-2025

BUDGET

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 25,

2024 at 5:30 p.m. electronically pursuant

to Michigan Executive Order, link on the

Pennfield.net website the Board of Education

of Pennfield Schools, Calhoun and Barry

Counties, Michigan will hold a public hearing

to consider the District’s proposed 2024-2025

budget.

The Board may not adopt its proposed

2024-2025 budget until after the public

hearing. A copy of the proposed 2024-2025

budget, including the proposed property

tax millage rate, will be available for public

inspection during normal business hours at

the Pennfield Schools, Administration Office,

8587 Pennfield Road, Battle Creek, Michigan

on June 19, 2024.

The property tax millage rate

proposed to be levied to support

the proposed budget will be a

subject of this hearing.

This notice is given by order of the Board of

Education Secretary, Sarah Jones.

WILL KOWALSKI
Sports/Asst. Editor

The Calhoun Christian and Gull

Lake girls’ soccer teams recently

produced Michigan High School

Athletic Association district champi-

onships, and both played in regional

semifinal showdowns this past

Tuesday (June 4).

• Calhoun Christian’s district

crown was earned on Friday, May

31 when the Cougars defeated

Jonesville 5-0 in a district title match

played at district host site Potterville

High.

The Cougars reached the district

final by first turning back Potterville

6-0 on May 29 in the semifinal

round.

Calhoun Christian’s opponent

this past Tuesday in the regional

semifinal round at Portage Northern

High was No. 6-ranked Kalamazoo

Christian.

The winner of that match advanced

to this Friday’s (June 7) 6:30 p.m.

regional final at Portage Northern

against the winner of this past

Calhoun Christian, Gull Lake girls’

soccer squads win district crowns

Tuesday’s other regional semi featur-

ing Grandville Calvin Christian vs.

St. Joseph Our Lady of the Lake.

The regional titleist will then

advance to next week’s quarterfinal

round.

• And, Gull Lake’s district champi-
  onship came in Division 2 in a tour-
  ney hosted by Wayland Union.
  First, on May 28, Gull Lake –
  ranked No. 2 in the state – defeated
  No. 4-ranked Plainwell 2-1 in two
  overtimes in the district semifinal
  round. Then, on May 30, the Blue
  Devils topped No. 15-ranked Otsego
  in the district final.
  Also in the Wayland Union district,
  Harper Creek posted a 5-0 shutout
  win over Hastings on May 24 in the
  first round, with HC then getting
  eliminated in the district semis 2-0
  by Otsego.
  Note: Gull Lake last won an
  MHSAA state crown in 2015,
  when it finished a three-peat run of
  state championships (GL won state
  crowns back-to-back-to-back in
  2013, 2014 and 2015).
  Aside from district champs
  Calhoun Christian and Gull Lake


• and aside from aforementioned
  Harper Creek – the other local
  girls’ soccer squads to play in the
  MHSAA postseason this spring were
  Lakeview, Battle Creek Central and
  Pennfield.


• In a Division 1 district hosted by
  Portage Central, Lakeview opened
  with a first-round 10-0 victory over

BCC on May 22, and it then elimi-

nated Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 2-1 in

a district semifinal on May 28.

However, in the district title match

last Saturday (June 1), the Spartans

were eliminated 4-0 by No. 5-ranked

district host Portage Central.

• And, in Division 3, Pennfield
  opened a district hosted by Quincy
  with a 7-0 victory over Hillsdale on
  May 24.
  But in the semifinal round on May
  30, the Panthers were edged 3-2 by
  Olivet as PHS’s season came to a
  close.
  Olivet, by the way, then went on
  to fall 4-0 to Eaton Rapids in the
  district finale last Saturday, as ER
  advanced to regionals.
  Note: For complete girls’ soc-
  cer postseason brackets and scores,
  please see mhsaa.com.

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