Burns Park Family Newsletter
October 25, 2026
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From the Principal
October is...
Filipino American History Month
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
National Bullying Prevention Month
National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Polish American Heritage Month
We look forward to seeing many of you here on Friday for the Costume Parade. Before you arrive for the festivities, I ask that you visit the lost and found. Although there's no way possible that your child could have lost anything, I'm asking that you take a look anyway. We have a mini-department store and the items ONLY belong to students at Burns Park. Thank you in advance for collecting lost items.
Upcoming
- Mon-Thur 26-29 Hearing & Vision Screening
- Tuesday 27 2nd Grade to DeBucks
- Thursday 29 Kinder to Leslie Science & Nature Center
- Friday 30 9:30 Halloween Parade/Alternative Festivity (11:50 Dismissal)
Tuesday 3 No School Staff & Students
- Wed-Fri 25-27 No School for Staff & Students-Late Fall Break
Be well,
Principal Bullock
Prior Newsletters
Burns Park's Halloween Costume Parade
Energy Bill Help
Utility Bill Assistance – New Rules Make It Easier to Qualify!
Michigan's Energy Assistance Program (MEAP) helps eligible households pay electric and natural gas bills.
Beginning October 1, 2026, families can apply using their current utility bills.
A past-due balance, shutoff notice, or prior State Emergency Relief approval is no longer required!
Assistance is based on household eligibility and available funding.
How to Apply: Call 2-1-1 to connect with a participating energy assistance agency in your area or visit: michigan.gov/mpsc/consumer/energy-assistance