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Albion College Will Serve As Administrative and Research Home for Carnegie Classifications

ALBION, Mich., Nov. 22, 2021 Albion College, one of the top 50 innovative liberal arts colleges in the country, announced today that the College will

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Albion College, Kellogg Community College, and Marshall Public Schools Partner to Expand Regional Workforce Development

ALBION, Mich., Nov 4, 2021— Albion College, Kellogg Community College, and Marshall Public Schools today announced the Building the Future Workforce partnership.  This partnership will

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Marshall Albion Youth Symposium

Marshall Middle School students from Albion and from Marshall assembled at Albion College before school started for a youth symposium facilitated by Starr Commonwealth.

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Harrington School September 2016

Harrington School is once again a home of education for students who live in Albion up to grade five.  The school had been closed due

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Pathways to Opportunity

A 16-page booklet called “Pathways to Opportunity” was distributed to homes and businesses in the City of Albion, the City of Marshall, and the rest

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Albion Middle School Send off to Marshall Public School

January 22, 2016 – Last day for Albion Middle School students in Albion. “Under an expanded cooperative agreement with Marshall Public Schools, Albion will send its

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Dolly Parton Imagination Library

One of the best ways we can give is to read to our children.  Albion is lucky to be participating in a program that will provide

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Albion’s Big Read

Albion’s Big Read coming in October 2015!  Albion is one of only 75 cities nationwide that was selected for a program by the National Endowment

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New Tools at Albion Public Schools

Albion students use wifi, ipads and tablets, cell phones  and Promethean Boards. Albion Public Schools share a high school program at Marshall Senior High. Eighth-grade

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