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New Car Seat Safety Laws in Michigan
The new laws align Michigan with national standards regarding booster seat use and rear/forward-facing car seat requirements. Motor vehicle accidents are the second leading cause of death for children under 18. The new laws take effect on April 2, 2025. A flier is attached for distribution. The new legislation updates child safety restraint requirements with these key provisions:
- Rear-facing car seats: Required for children until they are at least 2 years old or reach the manufacturer's height and weight limits.
- Forward-facing car seats: Required for children until they are 5 years old or reach the manufacturer's height and weight limits.
- Booster seats: Required for children until they are at least 8 years old or 4 feet 9 inches tall.
ParentVUE Tour: Including New Submitting Absence Feature
Have you ever wondered what you can do in ParentVUE? Mr. Caterino, KV Technology Director, an engaging walk-through video showcasing the fantastic features available in ParentVUE, especially the new updates for Semester 2!
Parents can now easily log in to ParentVUE to report a day's absence due to illness or an appointment and even upload the doctor's note for that appointment.
Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/Ds-Qafj-wgQ and discover all the ways ParentVUE can benefit you and your family!
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He found strength, support & purpose on path to graduation
After personal loss, academic struggles and a crisis of purpose, this grad credits his late mother, family and Kelloggsville staff for helping him cross the finish line with the class of 2025.Education advocates grapple with potential closure of DOE
Parents and other education advocates talk about what the closure of the U.S. Department of Education would mean for Kent County and for public education as a whole.
