We have so much fun at Meet Up & Eat Up—especially when our community partners join us! 🌞🍔

Lake Huron Credit Union will be with us today, and Families and Children Together (FACT) will join us tomorrow with fun activities and helpful resources!

Stop by Hanchett Park from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM for:
🍎 FREE lunch for kids ages 1–18 (up to 26 for individuals with disabilities)
🎉 Fun activities and community resources
❤️ A chance to connect and enjoy time together

Adults can purchase a meal for $6.50.

Meet Up & Eat Up is available Monday–Friday throughout the summer. Come eat, have fun, and spend some time with our Carrollton community!

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #TheCavalierDifference #BuildingStrongerTogether
25 days ago, Lindsay Bryce
A child works on a hands-on activity at a cafeteria table while an adult stands nearby offering support. Other children and volunteers gather around tables in the background, enjoying activities and refreshments during a community event.
A child works on a colorful craft project at a cafeteria table covered with paper, markers, crayons, and other art supplies during a community event. Other children create projects together at a nearby table in the background.
Two children explore hands-on activities at a cafeteria table during a community event, reaching into a bin filled with building materials and toys. Other children, families, and volunteers participate in activities and visit resource tables in the background.
Children, families, and volunteers gather around cafeteria tables for hands-on activities during a community event. In the center, children work on crafts with adults while other participants visit activity and resource tables throughout the room.
A smiling child gives two thumbs up, showing purple ink on her thumbs while seated at a craft table during a community event. Colorful ink pads, markers, activity sheets, and other craft supplies cover the table as families and volunteers participate in activities in the background.
A smiling young child proudly holds up a red handmade bookmark decorated with colorful beads and string during a community event. Craft supplies are visible on a nearby table, with a Lake Huron Credit Union resource table in the background.
Two smiling representatives sit behind a blue PBS and NPR table at a community event. The table displays Michigan Learning Channel educational resources, books, activity materials, giveaways, and small stuffed animals. A Michigan Learning Channel sign is displayed on the right side of the table.
Two children make colorful cereal-bead bracelets using pipe cleaners at an outdoor activity table. Bowls and bags of cereal, craft supplies, and rainbow activity sheets cover the table, with Lake Huron Credit Union representatives and a resource table nearby.
Two children make colorful cereal-bead bracelets using pipe cleaners at an outdoor activity table. Bowls of brightly colored cereal, craft supplies, and a rainbow activity sheet are spread across the table.
⛳❤️🏈 Tee it up for Cavalier Football! 🏈❤️⛳

Gather your foursome and join us for the Carrollton Football Golf Outing on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at Swan Valley Golf Course!

Whether you're a golfer, football supporter, alumni, parent, or community member, this is a great opportunity to enjoy a day on the course while supporting Carrollton Football and helping build opportunities for our student-athletes.

📅 Sunday, August 2, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM Check-In | 9:00 AM Shotgun Start
📍 Swan Valley Golf Course
💲 $80 per player | $320 per team

Bring your friends, enjoy a great day of golf, and help us continue building the tradition of Cavalier Football!

❤️🤍🖤 To register or learn more, contact Coach Ehrhart at 989-522-0307 or behrhart@gocavs.net.

#TheCavalierDifference #GoCavs #CarrolltonFootball #CavalierPride #BuildingStrongerTogether
26 days ago, Lindsay Bryce
Promotional flyer for the Carrollton Football Golf Outing in black, red, white, and gray. The top features a football helmet with “Carrollton” written on it and a Cavalier-themed logo above the title “Carrollton Football.” Large text in the center reads “Golf Outing” with a calendar icon showing Sunday, August 2. The event details state: August 2, 2026, with 8:00 a.m. check-in and a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start at Swan Valley Golf Course, 9521 Highland Green Drive, Saginaw, MI 48609. Registration costs $80 per player or $320 per team. Graphics include a golfer swinging, a golf green with a “Go Cavs!” flag, and a scenic image of the golf course. A QR code and “Scan Me” button are provided for registration. The bottom encourages participants to “Sign Up / Reserve Your Spot Today!” and lists Coach Ehrhart’s contact information: 989-522-0307 and behrhart@gocavs.net.
📣❤️The countdown to a new school year is on! Join us for Welcome Back Cavaliers on Wednesday, August 19, from 3:00–6:00 PM at all Carrollton Public Schools buildings.

This is the perfect opportunity to:
📚 Pick up your class schedule
🏫 Explore your school
👋 Meet your teachers and staff
🤝 Reconnect with friends and classmates
✨ Get ready to experience #TheCavalierDifference

Whether you're a returning Cavalier or joining our school family for the first time, we can't wait to welcome you back and kick off an amazing 2026–27 school year together!

📅 August 19, 2026
🕒 3:00–6:00 PM
📍 All Carrollton Public Schools Buildings

Note: orientation for new Cavalier families will be held at 6pm in each building.

We can't wait to see you there! ❤️🖤🤍

#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #WelcomeBackCavaliers #BuildingStrongerTogether #CavalierPride
28 days ago, Lindsay Bryce
Carrollton Cavaliers welcome graphic featuring the Cavalier mascot and the headline "Welcome Back Cavaliers." The event takes place on August 19, 2026, from 3:00–6:00 p.m. at all Carrollton Public Schools buildings. Families are invited to pick up student schedules, explore their school, meet Carrollton Public Schools educators, and get ready to experience #TheCavalierDifference. A note at the bottom states that orientation for new Cavalier families will begin at 6:00 p.m. in each building.
⛳❤️🏈 Tee it up for Cavalier Football! 🏈❤️⛳

Gather your foursome and join us for the Carrollton Football Golf Outing on Sunday, August 2, 2026, at Swan Valley Golf Course!

Whether you're a golfer, football supporter, alumni, parent, or community member, this is a great opportunity to enjoy a day on the course while supporting Carrollton Football and helping build opportunities for our student-athletes.

📅 Sunday, August 2, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM Check-In | 9:00 AM Shotgun Start
📍 Swan Valley Golf Course
💲 $80 per player | $320 per team

Bring your friends, enjoy a great day of golf, and help us continue building the tradition of Cavalier Football!

❤️🤍🖤 To register or learn more, contact Coach Ehrhart at 989-522-0307 or behrhart@gocavs.net.

#TheCavalierDifference #GoCavs #CarrolltonFootball #CavalierPride #BuildingStrongerTogether
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Promotional flyer for the Carrollton Football Golf Outing in black, red, white, and gray. The top features a football helmet with “Carrollton” written on it and a Cavalier-themed logo above the title “Carrollton Football.” Large text in the center reads “Golf Outing” with a calendar icon showing Sunday, August 2. The event details state: August 2, 2026, with 8:00 a.m. check-in and a 9:00 a.m. shotgun start at Swan Valley Golf Course, 9521 Highland Green Drive, Saginaw, MI 48609. Registration costs $80 per player or $320 per team. Graphics include a golfer swinging, a golf green with a “Go Cavs!” flag, and a scenic image of the golf course. A QR code and “Scan Me” button are provided for registration. The bottom encourages participants to “Sign Up / Reserve Your Spot Today!” and lists Coach Ehrhart’s contact information: 989-522-0307 and behrhart@gocavs.net.

🌞 School is out for the summer, and that means it's time for Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍔🥤

Free lunch is available for kids ages 1–18 (up to age 26 for individuals with disabilities) Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM at Hanchett Park.

The FREE meals served through Meet Up & Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines, helping kids stay healthy, active, and fueled for summer fun. We are also welcoming community organizations, who bring activities and resources to the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up!

Adults accompanying kids can also purchase the lunches for $6.50 per meal, so the whole family can come and enjoy a nutritious meal with friends in a safe, welcoming place close to home! 🎉

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing 

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #theCavalierdifference #BuildingStrongerTogether




about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up – July 2026" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer advertises free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. Meal locations and times are listed on the left: lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and lunch at Carrollton High School from 10:25–11:00 a.m. A July 2026 calendar shows meal service weekdays throughout the month, excluding the week of July 1–3. At the bottom, illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth. Text encourages families to watch for special activities and guests at the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up program. The Carrollton Public Schools logo and hashtag #TheCavalierDifference appear at the bottom, along with the statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer announces free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. It highlights lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and invites families to join special community guests throughout the summer. The schedule includes: July 9 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 16 – Reading resources from Michigan Learning Channel and the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, plus Lake Huron Credit Union July 17 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile July 23 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 30 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity August 6 – Lake Huron Credit Union August 7 – Michigan Learning Channel August 13 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile and Lake Huron Credit Union August 14 – MyMichigan Health The bottom of the flyer features illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth, along with the Carrollton Public Schools logo, the hashtag #TheCavalierDifference, and a statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

🌞 School is out for the summer, and that means it's time for Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍔🥤

Free lunch is available for kids ages 1–18 (up to age 26 for individuals with disabilities) Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM at Hanchett Park.

The FREE meals served through Meet Up & Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines, helping kids stay healthy, active, and fueled for summer fun. We are also welcoming community organizations, who bring activities and resources to the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up!

Adults accompanying kids can also purchase the lunches for $6.50 per meal, so the whole family can come and enjoy a nutritious meal with friends in a safe, welcoming place close to home! 🎉

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing 

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #theCavalierdifference #BuildingStrongerTogether




about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up – July 2026" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer advertises free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. Meal locations and times are listed on the left: lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and lunch at Carrollton High School from 10:25–11:00 a.m. A July 2026 calendar shows meal service weekdays throughout the month, excluding the week of July 1–3. At the bottom, illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth. Text encourages families to watch for special activities and guests at the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up program. The Carrollton Public Schools logo and hashtag #TheCavalierDifference appear at the bottom, along with the statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer announces free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. It highlights lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and invites families to join special community guests throughout the summer. The schedule includes: July 9 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 16 – Reading resources from Michigan Learning Channel and the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, plus Lake Huron Credit Union July 17 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile July 23 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 30 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity August 6 – Lake Huron Credit Union August 7 – Michigan Learning Channel August 13 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile and Lake Huron Credit Union August 14 – MyMichigan Health The bottom of the flyer features illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth, along with the Carrollton Public Schools logo, the hashtag #TheCavalierDifference, and a statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
🏫 Are you ready to leave a legacy of community?

Strong schools are built through strong partnerships. According to the Michigan Association of School Boards, effective school boards work collaboratively with staff and the community while engaging stakeholders in setting and achieving district goals.

If you're passionate about making a difference for students, families, and the future of your community, consider serving on your local Board of Education.

Visit masb.org/getonboard and https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fo3tpXogy0jNtxpE_t7n1PSV1Kh_sFXg/view?usp=sharing for more information. The deadline for filing in Saginaw County is 4pm, July 21, 2026.

Together, we can continue #BuildingStrongerTogether for the next generation of Cavaliers. ❤️🤍🖤

📞 Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253 to learn more.
#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #SchoolBoard #CommunityLeadership #PublicEducation #BuildingStrongerTogether
about 1 month ago, CPS Family & Community Engagement
Promotional graphic for Carrollton Cavaliers featuring a diverse group of people with their hands stacked together in the center, symbolizing unity and community. At the top is the Carrollton Cavaliers logo. Large text reads, "Are you ready to leave a legacy of community?" Below, a message states: "According to the Michigan Association of School Boards, effective school boards have a collaborative relationship with staff and the community and establish a strong communications structure to inform and engage both internal and external stakeholders in setting and achieving district goals." Red text encourages viewers to "Consider joining your local public school Board of Education!" A white button labeled "Learn More" appears near the bottom. Small text reads, "Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253." The design uses Carrollton's red, white, and black colors to encourage community leadership and service through school board membership.
What do school board members do?

-governs the district’s work
-adopts and enforces all necessary rules
-approves the district’s budget.

Are you a civic-minded individual who is passionate about enhancing education for every student? Consider joining your local school board and #BuildingStrongerTogether!

Consider joining your local school board! Visit masb.org/getonboard and https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fo3tpXogy0jNtxpE_t7n1PSV1Kh_sFXg/view?usp=sharing for more information. The deadline for filing in Saginaw County is 4pm, July 21, 2026. ❤️🤍🖤
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Promotional graphic for Carrollton Cavaliers featuring a diverse group of people with their hands stacked together in the center, symbolizing teamwork and unity. At the top is the Carrollton Cavaliers logo above the headline, "Building Stronger Together." The graphic asks, "What do school board members do?" and lists three responsibilities: establishing district policies and overseeing the superintendent's performance, adopting and enforcing governance rules while delegating appropriate authority to the superintendent through board policies, and approving the district's budget. Below, red text encourages viewers to "Consider joining your local public school Board of Education!" A white "Learn More" button appears near the bottom. Small text reads, "Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253." The design uses Carrollton's red, white, and black colors to promote community leadership and service.

🌞Today we will welcome the Michigan Learning Channel, the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, and Lake Huron Credit Union, Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍔🥤

Free lunch is available for kids ages 1–18 (up to age 26 for individuals with disabilities) Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM at Hanchett Park.

The FREE meals served through Meet Up & Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines, helping kids stay healthy, active, and fueled for summer fun. We are also welcoming community organizations, who bring activities and resources to the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up!

Adults accompanying kids can also purchase the lunches for $6.50 per meal, so the whole family can come and enjoy a nutritious meal with friends in a safe, welcoming place close to home! 🎉

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing 

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #theCavalierdifference #BuildingStrongerTogether




about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up – July 2026" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer advertises free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. Meal locations and times are listed on the left: lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and lunch at Carrollton High School from 10:25–11:00 a.m. A July 2026 calendar shows meal service weekdays throughout the month, excluding the week of July 1–3. At the bottom, illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth. Text encourages families to watch for special activities and guests at the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up program. The Carrollton Public Schools logo and hashtag #TheCavalierDifference appear at the bottom, along with the statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer announces free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. It highlights lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and invites families to join special community guests throughout the summer. The schedule includes: July 9 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 16 – Reading resources from Michigan Learning Channel and the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, plus Lake Huron Credit Union July 17 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile July 23 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 30 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity August 6 – Lake Huron Credit Union August 7 – Michigan Learning Channel August 13 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile and Lake Huron Credit Union August 14 – MyMichigan Health The bottom of the flyer features illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth, along with the Carrollton Public Schools logo, the hashtag #TheCavalierDifference, and a statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
📚🚌 Help Us Stuff the Bus for Our Cavaliers! ❤️🤍🖤

Join Carrollton Public Schools and Lake Huron Credit Union as we collect school supplies to help our students start the school year ready to learn!

📅 Friday, July 17, 2026
🕚 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Lake Huron Credit Union
1540 Tittabawassee Rd., Saginaw

We're collecting new school supplies like notebooks, pencils, crayons, markers, folders, tissues, glue sticks, binders, scissors, and more to support our Cavalier students.

Whether you stop by with one item or a whole bag of supplies, every donation helps make a difference! While you're there, we'd love to meet you and share more about all the great things happening at Carrollton Public Schools.

Can't make it on July 17? Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm.

Thank you for helping us ensure every Cavalier has the tools they need for a successful school year! ❤️✏️📓
#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #BuildingStrongerTogether #StuffTheBus
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer with a light blue background promoting the Carrollton Public Schools "Stuff the Bus" school supply drive. At the top, colorful text reads "Stuff the Bus." The event takes place July 17, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Lake Huron Credit Union (LHCU), 1540 Tittabawassee Road, Saginaw. The Carrollton Cavaliers logo and LHCU logo are displayed. A message reads: "Help us stuff the bus with school supplies for our Cavaliers!" A yellow school bus illustration appears in the center, surrounded by suggested donation items including pencils (including pre-sharpened), notebooks, 2-pocket folders, colored pencils, erasable ink pens, facial tissues, sticky notes, washable and permanent markers, glue sticks, stickers, loose-leaf paper, construction paper, highlighters, 1.5-inch binders, Play-Doh, dry erase markers, crayons, scissors (all sizes), black Sharpie markers, pencil sharpeners, fidgets, and bandages. Near the bottom, the flyer states: "We will be accepting donations with gratitude, and will be available to share information about our district." It also notes that those who cannot attend the event Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm
🏫 Are you ready to leave a legacy of community?

Strong schools are built through strong partnerships. According to the Michigan Association of School Boards, effective school boards work collaboratively with staff and the community while engaging stakeholders in setting and achieving district goals.

If you're passionate about making a difference for students, families, and the future of your community, consider serving on your local Board of Education.

Visit masb.org/getonboard and https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fo3tpXogy0jNtxpE_t7n1PSV1Kh_sFXg/view?usp=sharing for more information. The deadline for filing in Saginaw County is 4pm, July 21, 2026.

Together, we can continue #BuildingStrongerTogether for the next generation of Cavaliers. ❤️🤍🖤

📞 Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253 to learn more.

#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #SchoolBoard #CommunityLeadership #PublicEducation #BuildingStrongerTogether
about 1 month ago, CPS Family & Community Engagement
Promotional graphic for Carrollton Cavaliers featuring a diverse group of people with their hands stacked together in the center, symbolizing unity and community. At the top is the Carrollton Cavaliers logo. Large text reads, "Are you ready to leave a legacy of community?" Below, a message states: "According to the Michigan Association of School Boards, effective school boards have a collaborative relationship with staff and the community and establish a strong communications structure to inform and engage both internal and external stakeholders in setting and achieving district goals." Red text encourages viewers to "Consider joining your local public school Board of Education!" A white button labeled "Learn More" appears near the bottom. Small text reads, "Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253." The design uses Carrollton's red, white, and black colors to encourage community leadership and service through school board membership.
🎓 Are you a proud Carrollton alum? We want to hear from you!

"It started here in Carrollton..." is a special feature in our Community Connection newsletter that highlights the amazing journeys of our alumni. All you need is a photo and a short write-up (200–250 words) about your time at Carrollton and what you’ve been up to since graduation!

Email your story to Lindsay Bryce at lbryce@gocavs.net or fill out the form here: https://forms.gle/tAtv41Eu4gj251sF8

Let’s celebrate where it all began! ❤️🤍🖤 #theCavalierdifference #CarrolltonAlumni
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
A flyer titled “It Started in Carrollton…” from Carrollton Public Schools featuring the Carrollton Cavaliers logo at the top. The flyer invites alumni to be featured in the Community Connection newsletter. It asks for a photo and a short write-up (200–250 words) about their time at Carrollton Schools and what they’ve done since graduation. Alumni can also nominate others to be celebrated. Instructions are given to email Lindsay Bryce at lbryce@gocavs.net or use the QR code provided at the bottom of the flyer to submit information. The text is primarily in black, with headings and key details in red.

🌞 School is out for the summer, and that means it's time for Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍔🥤

Free lunch is available for kids ages 1–18 (up to age 26 for individuals with disabilities) Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM at Hanchett Park.

The FREE meals served through Meet Up & Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines, helping kids stay healthy, active, and fueled for summer fun. We are also welcoming community organizations, who bring activities and resources to the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up!

Adults accompanying kids can also purchase the lunches for $6.50 per meal, so the whole family can come and enjoy a nutritious meal with friends in a safe, welcoming place close to home! 🎉

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing 

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #theCavalierdifference #BuildingStrongerTogether




about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up – July 2026" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer advertises free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. Meal locations and times are listed on the left: lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and lunch at Carrollton High School from 10:25–11:00 a.m. A July 2026 calendar shows meal service weekdays throughout the month, excluding the week of July 1–3. At the bottom, illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth. Text encourages families to watch for special activities and guests at the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up program. The Carrollton Public Schools logo and hashtag #TheCavalierDifference appear at the bottom, along with the statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer announces free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. It highlights lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and invites families to join special community guests throughout the summer. The schedule includes: July 9 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 16 – Reading resources from Michigan Learning Channel and the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, plus Lake Huron Credit Union July 17 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile July 23 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 30 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity August 6 – Lake Huron Credit Union August 7 – Michigan Learning Channel August 13 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile and Lake Huron Credit Union August 14 – MyMichigan Health The bottom of the flyer features illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth, along with the Carrollton Public Schools logo, the hashtag #TheCavalierDifference, and a statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
📢 Board Meeting Schedule Change

Please note that the Carrollton Public Schools Board of Education meeting originally scheduled for Monday, July 20 has been rescheduled to Monday, July 27, 2026.

🗓️ New Date: Monday, July 27, 2026
🕡 Time: 6:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Carrollton High School Library

We look forward to seeing you on July 27!

#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #BuildingStrongerTogether
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Red, white, and black Carrollton Cavaliers graphic announcing a schedule change. The Carrollton Cavaliers logo appears at the top above a white text box with the headline "Schedule Change." The notice states that the Carrollton Public Schools Board of Education meeting originally scheduled for July 20, 2026, has been rescheduled to July 27, 2026. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held in the Carrollton High School Library. The district website, carrolltonpublicschool.org, is displayed at the bottom.
What do school board members do?

-governs the district’s work
-adopts and enforces all necessary rules
-approves the district’s budget.

Are you a civic-minded individual who is passionate about enhancing education for every student? Consider joining your local school board and #BuildingStrongerTogether!

Consider joining your local school board! Visit masb.org/getonboard and https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fo3tpXogy0jNtxpE_t7n1PSV1Kh_sFXg/view?usp=sharing for more information. The deadline for filing in Saginaw County is 4pm, July 21, 2026. ❤️🤍🖤



about 1 month ago, CPS Family & Community Engagement
Promotional graphic for Carrollton Cavaliers featuring a diverse group of people with their hands stacked together in the center, symbolizing teamwork and unity. At the top is the Carrollton Cavaliers logo above the headline, "Building Stronger Together." The graphic asks, "What do school board members do?" and lists three responsibilities: establishing district policies and overseeing the superintendent's performance, adopting and enforcing governance rules while delegating appropriate authority to the superintendent through board policies, and approving the district's budget. Below, red text encourages viewers to "Consider joining your local public school Board of Education!" A white "Learn More" button appears near the bottom. Small text reads, "Questions? Contact the Saginaw County Chief Deputy Clerk at 989-790-5253." The design uses Carrollton's red, white, and black colors to promote community leadership and service.

📚🍕 Join us for FACT Mobile Monday at Carrollton Elementary!

Bring the whole family for an evening of books, fun, food, and helpful community resources on Monday, July 13, from 4:30–6:00 p.m. at the Carrollton Elementary School playground!

Families can enjoy:
📖 Free books for youth
🍕 Free pizza for up to 50 kids
🛍️ Free family essentials (while supplies last)
🥪 Free take-home meal bags
💳 Information about free student checking accounts
🤝 On-site referrals to community resources

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with local organizations, discover helpful services, and take home resources that support learning and family success.

📍 Carrollton Elementary School playground
3211 Carla Drive, Saginaw, MI 48604

To register, email terricina@mi-fact.org, scan the QR code on the flyer, or complete the form found at https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=KbQn2rckv02Qe8TFI5N2raSDqc18g1pKlBgRzUwDzoFUNEpVTjNSRUMyVEFISFNUVjFCRTdOSVFMQSQlQCN0PWcu&origin=QRCode 

We hope to see you there! ❤️🤍🖤
#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #BuildingStrongerTogether



about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer for FACT 989 Reads Mobile Monday, a community event offering books, food, and family resources. The flyer announces that Mobile Monday will take place on July 13, 2026, from 4:30–6:00 p.m. at Carrollton Elementary School, 3211 Carla Drive, Saginaw, MI 48604. Activities and giveaways include free books for youth, free on-site referrals, free student checking accounts, limited free family essentials, and free take-home meal bags. The flyer also notes that free pizza from Hungry Howie’s will be available for up to 50 children. Colorful graphics feature the FACT 989 Reads logo, school-themed illustrations, the Hungry Howie’s logo, and sponsor logos for FACT on the Go! and Carrollton Cavaliers. Registration information is provided at the bottom, directing participants to email terricina@mi-fact.org or scan a QR code.
📚🚌 Help Us Stuff the Bus for Our Cavaliers! ❤️🤍🖤

Join Carrollton Public Schools and Lake Huron Credit Union as we collect school supplies to help our students start the school year ready to learn!

📅 Friday, July 17, 2026
🕚 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Lake Huron Credit Union
1540 Tittabawassee Rd., Saginaw

We're collecting new school supplies like notebooks, pencils, crayons, markers, folders, tissues, glue sticks, binders, scissors, and more to support our Cavalier students.

Whether you stop by with one item or a whole bag of supplies, every donation helps make a difference! While you're there, we'd love to meet you and share more about all the great things happening at Carrollton Public Schools.

Can't make it on July 17? Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm.

Thank you for helping us ensure every Cavalier has the tools they need for a successful school year! ❤️✏️📓
#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #BuildingStrongerTogether #StuffTheBus
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer with a light blue background promoting the Carrollton Public Schools "Stuff the Bus" school supply drive. At the top, colorful text reads "Stuff the Bus." The event takes place July 17, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Lake Huron Credit Union (LHCU), 1540 Tittabawassee Road, Saginaw. The Carrollton Cavaliers logo and LHCU logo are displayed. A message reads: "Help us stuff the bus with school supplies for our Cavaliers!" A yellow school bus illustration appears in the center, surrounded by suggested donation items including pencils (including pre-sharpened), notebooks, 2-pocket folders, colored pencils, erasable ink pens, facial tissues, sticky notes, washable and permanent markers, glue sticks, stickers, loose-leaf paper, construction paper, highlighters, 1.5-inch binders, Play-Doh, dry erase markers, crayons, scissors (all sizes), black Sharpie markers, pencil sharpeners, fidgets, and bandages. Near the bottom, the flyer states: "We will be accepting donations with gratitude, and will be available to share information about our district." It also notes that those who cannot attend the event Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm
📚🚌 Help Us Stuff the Bus for Our Cavaliers! ❤️🤍🖤

Join Carrollton Public Schools and Lake Huron Credit Union as we collect school supplies to help our students start the school year ready to learn!

📅 Friday, July 17, 2026
🕚 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Lake Huron Credit Union
1540 Tittabawassee Rd., Saginaw

We're collecting new school supplies like notebooks, pencils, crayons, markers, folders, tissues, glue sticks, binders, scissors, and more to support our Cavalier students.

Whether you stop by with one item or a whole bag of supplies, every donation helps make a difference! While you're there, we'd love to meet you and share more about all the great things happening at Carrollton Public Schools.

Can't make it on July 17? Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm.

Thank you for helping us ensure every Cavalier has the tools they need for a successful school year! ❤️✏️📓
#TheCavalierDifference #EveryCavEveryDay #BuildingStrongerTogether #StuffTheBus
about 1 month ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer with a light blue background promoting the Carrollton Public Schools "Stuff the Bus" school supply drive. At the top, colorful text reads "Stuff the Bus." The event takes place July 17, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Lake Huron Credit Union (LHCU), 1540 Tittabawassee Road, Saginaw. The Carrollton Cavaliers logo and LHCU logo are displayed. A message reads: "Help us stuff the bus with school supplies for our Cavaliers!" A yellow school bus illustration appears in the center, surrounded by suggested donation items including pencils (including pre-sharpened), notebooks, 2-pocket folders, colored pencils, erasable ink pens, facial tissues, sticky notes, washable and permanent markers, glue sticks, stickers, loose-leaf paper, construction paper, highlighters, 1.5-inch binders, Play-Doh, dry erase markers, crayons, scissors (all sizes), black Sharpie markers, pencil sharpeners, fidgets, and bandages. Near the bottom, the flyer states: "We will be accepting donations with gratitude, and will be available to share information about our district." It also notes that those who cannot attend the event Call 989-399-8879 to make arrangements or drop items off at any building office Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays 9am - 4pm
📢 Special Board of Education Meeting Reminder

The Carrollton Public Schools Board of Education will hold a Special Meeting on Tuesday, July 8, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. to discuss a new rooftop unit for the CMS gym.

📍 Location: CAVS Cave (former CMS Library)
🚪 Please use CES Door #5 for entry.

Community members are welcome to attend and stay informed about this important facilities discussion.
about 2 months ago, Carrollton Public Schools
Carrollton Cavaliers Announcement: The will be a special Carrollton Public Schools Board of Education meeting on 7/8/26 at 6 pm to discuss a new rooftop unit for the CMS gym. The meeting will be held in the Cavs Cave (former CMS library). Use CES door #5.

🌞 School is out for the summer, and that means it's time for Meet Up & Eat Up! 🍔🥤

Free lunch is available for kids ages 1–18 (up to age 26 for individuals with disabilities) Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM–1:00 PM at Hanchett Park.

The FREE meals served through Meet Up & Eat Up follow USDA nutrition guidelines, helping kids stay healthy, active, and fueled for summer fun. We are also welcoming community organizations, who bring activities and resources to the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up!

Adults accompanying kids can also purchase the lunches for $6.50 per meal, so the whole family can come and enjoy a nutritious meal with friends in a safe, welcoming place close to home! 🎉

Looking for additional meal sites? Visit www.michigan.gov/MeetUpEatUp or text FOOD to 304-304 to find a location near you.

See Carrollton’s full schedule here:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rqid2CoNi9bGwE07g2pT10ovKecdhoaB/view?usp=sharing 

❤️🤍🖤 #MeetUpEatUp #theCavalierdifference #BuildingStrongerTogether




about 2 months ago, Lindsay Bryce
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up – July 2026" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer advertises free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. Meal locations and times are listed on the left: lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m.–1:00 p.m. and lunch at Carrollton High School from 10:25–11:00 a.m. A July 2026 calendar shows meal service weekdays throughout the month, excluding the week of July 1–3. At the bottom, illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth. Text encourages families to watch for special activities and guests at the Hanchett Park Meet Up & Eat Up program. The Carrollton Public Schools logo and hashtag #TheCavalierDifference appear at the bottom, along with the statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
Flyer titled "Meet Up & Eat Up" with colorful pennant banners across the top. The flyer announces free meals for children ages 18 and younger and notes that the program is open to the community. It highlights lunch at Hanchett Park from 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and invites families to join special community guests throughout the summer. The schedule includes: July 9 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 16 – Reading resources from Michigan Learning Channel and the Family Engagement & Literacy Hub, plus Lake Huron Credit Union July 17 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile July 23 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity July 30 – Lake Huron Credit Union and an activity August 6 – Lake Huron Credit Union August 7 – Michigan Learning Channel August 13 – Public Libraries of Saginaw Bookmobile and Lake Huron Credit Union August 14 – MyMichigan Health The bottom of the flyer features illustrations of picnic baskets, fruit, drinks, and vegetables on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth, along with the Carrollton Public Schools logo, the hashtag #TheCavalierDifference, and a statement that Carrollton Public Schools is an equal opportunity provider and employer.