Welcome to Ida Public Schools
The mission of Ida Public Schools is to bring students, staff and community together to maintain our rich traditions. We will provide students with a safe learning environment, an exceptional curriculum, skills to meet the challenges of the future, and the means to become life-long learners.
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Athletics Update - Attn Boys Soccer Players
Click to view more information regarding Boys Soccer Conditioning.
Ida Insights School Newsletter
Ida Insights School Newsletter
March 18, 2022
MI Safer Schools Guidance for Managing Student Exposed to COVID-19
February 28, 2022
Ida Elem COVID Protocol Changes
January 13, 2022
MI Safer Schools Guidance for Managing Students Exposed to COVID-19 (michigan.gov)
January 7, 2022
Superintendent Brief: Includes Health Guidance Information
December 31, 2021
MDHHS to Update Quarantine Guidance - Press Release
September 2021
Superintendent Parent Brief - Health Guidance Update 9/14/21
September 10, 2021
MCHD COVID-19 K-12 Student Exposure: Quarantine Options
August 2021
Roadmap for Health Guidance August 2021
August 2020
Monroe County Health Department Website
COVID-19 Dashboard
MDHHS announced that it is rescinding its Emergency Order – Reporting of Confirmed and Probable Cases of COVID-19 at Schools. This Emergency Order had required (1) local health departments to notify schools of School Associated COVID-19 cases and (2) schools to post public notice of confirmed and probable School Associated COVID-19 cases on the school’s website. However, this Emergency Order has been “rescinded in its entirety” and, therefore, schools are no longer required to post information regarding confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases on their websites. However, pursuant to the Public Health Code, schools continue to have obligations regarding the reporting of COVID-19 cases to local health departments.