Harper Creek Community Schools invites community members to attend the Community Connections Luncheon on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 11:30 AM. The event will take place at the Harper Creek Administration Building in the Board of Education room and is open to all who are interested in staying informed and engaged with the district.
Guests will enjoy a complimentary lunch prepared by HCCS Chef Ruemenapp, offering an opportunity to gather in a relaxed and welcoming environment. The luncheon is designed to bring people together, strengthen relationships, and encourage meaningful conversations among community members, staff, and district leaders.
Superintendent Rob Ridgeway will share a district update during the event, providing an overview of current developments and key initiatives. His remarks will focus on important topics impacting students, staff, and families, while also offering a look ahead at priorities and plans for the coming months. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the district’s direction and ongoing efforts to support student learning and growth.
Community Connections is an opportunity for HCCS community members who may not have school-aged children attending HCCS but would like to know what is happening in the district. All are welcome to attend!
Community members are asked to RSVP by May 8, 2026, to Karla Kopp at 269-441-6555 or by emailing Karla.
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Join Harper Creek Community Schools for a Community Connections Luncheon on May 13. Enjoy a complimentary meal, hear district updates, and connect with others in a welcoming setting.
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Harper's Unsung Hero - Dennis McKeen February 11, 2026
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