Mrs. Heather Shipley, kindergarten teacher at Wattles Park Elementary, won a $500 Amazon gift card from Marshall Community Credit Union's Back-to-School Giveaway.
MCCU put a call out on their Facebook page asking for people to tag teachers in the giveaway post. Four names were then drawn from hundreds of submissions. Mrs. Shipley was nominated by Lauren Brown and Rachel Sajtar.
With her winnings, Mrs. Shipley purchased manipulatives to help her students develop their fine motor skills. She also purchased a small laminator and laminating supplies and still has money to further enhance her classroom.
In addition to supporting educators, MCCU partners with Wattles Park Elementary and Harper Creek Middle School with the CU in School program, a student-run program in the schools.
Harper Creek Community Schools is happy to have the support of Marshall Community Credit Union for our students and staff.
Community Conversations - 2026 Bond Project June 18, 2026
Tuesday, July 7 or Tuesday, July 21, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM
Join Harper Creek Community Schools at the Harper Creek Administration Building to learn about the 2026 Bond Proposal.
The Wall That Heals - Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica & Mobile Education Center June 10, 2026
Harper Creek Community Schools is proud to be the venue for the Calhoun County Red, White, and Blue Foundation to host The Wall That Heals Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica & Mobile Education Center, a program of the Vietnam Veterans, on August 20 - 23, 2026, at the Harper Creek High School Soccer Field Complex, 7290 B Drive N, Battle Creek, Michigan.
Harper Creek Offers Free Summer Meals for Children June 2, 2026
Drive-through Summer Meal Service
Breakfast & Lunch for Seven Days
Thursday's Only
Harper Creek High School
12677 Beadle Lake Road
Battle Creek, Michigan
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
June 11 - August 13
Fifth Grade Orientation May 26, 2026
Mark your calendar!
5th Grade Orientation
Friday, August 14
Harper's Unsung Hero - Karen Westlake October 30, 2025
Karen spent her career seeing the world working in the airline industry. The experiences as an airline attendant provided a lifetime of memories. Looking for an opportunity to get out of the house each day, a few decades after retiring, Karen joined the Harper Creek family a year ago as a lunch and recess aide.
