Welcome to Grand Haven Area Public Schools
Grand Haven Area Public Schools is a district of distinction for students preschool through 12th grade. Our Brand Promise is: Providing exemplary programs and opportunities to meet the diverse needs of our students. GHAPS has gained national recognition for excellence in academics, athletics, and the arts. It offers a superior curriculum at all levels, emphasizing Advanced Placement and college-level courses in the high school. Learn More about GHAPS.
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11 Dec
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Early Dismissal (1 hour) - Y5-12 GradeDate: Dec 11Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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16 Dec
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Board Meeting @ Griffin Elementary 7:00 PM to 8:00 PMBoard Meeting @ Griffin ElementaryDate: Dec 16Time: 7:00 PM to 8:00 PMLocation: Griffin Elementary School, 1700 S Griffin St, Grand Haven, MI 49417, USACalendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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18 Dec
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Early Dismissal (1 hour) - Y5-12 GradeDate: Dec 18Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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23 Decthru Jan 3
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Holiday BreakDate: Dec 23 - Jan 3Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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6 Jan
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School ResumesDate: Jan 6Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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8 Jan
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Early Dismissal (1 hour) - Y5-12 GradeDate: Jan 8Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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15 Jan
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Early Dismissal (1 hour) - Y5-12 GradeDate: Jan 15Calendar: GHAPS District Calendar
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Get to Know the GHAPS School Board Candidates (From the Grand Haven Tribune)
With three GHAPS board seats up for election on the November 5 ballot, the Grand Haven Tribune has been highlighting the individuals running for two full-term and one partial-term seat.
GHAPS Releases Post-Election Report, Community Feedback
On May 2, voters in Grand Haven Area Public Schools rejected the district’s $155 million bond proposal. In response, the Board of Education and district administration acknowledged the need for a deeper understanding of the community’s feelings and priorities.
