Hemlock K.C. Ling Elementary School

Hemlock K.C. Ling Elementary School This page is to update students and parents as to the coming events at Hemlock/Ling Elementary Schools. Most is in rural western Saginaw County .

The Hemlock Public Schools District was organized in 1863 and is governed by a seven member board of education elected by the general constituency of the district. The district consists of 120 square miles and is located in five townships that extend into two counties: Saginaw and Midland . Our district has two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The school district is locat

ed in the unincorporated community of Hemlock. Hemlock has about twelve hundred residences and is located in an agricultural and residential setting. The district currently serves 1,298 students. With a commitment to excellence, we offer our students challenging academics and relevant learning programs. Yet at the same time we believe that education should engage the whole student. Through athletics, drama, technology, music, service learning opportunities and other extracurricular activities, Hemlock Public Schools provides extensive and well-rounded opportunities for all of our students to achieve their full potential. Our underlying philosophy is "Kids First". That means we don't settle for "good enough" because we believe our students, their families and our community deserve nothing less than excellence. We are continually looking for and incorporating opportunities to make education better...as a springboard for life, as preparation for higher education and as a positive learning experience for all of our students. We welcome and strive to maintain open and timely communication with our families. Parents and guardians are encouraged to get involved. We have various volunteer opportunities and parent groups that help build close relationships with school administrators, teachers, coaches, advisors and support staff. We invite you to visit our schools to become familiar with your child's everyday educational environment.

Have a great weekend, Huskies!
06/05/2026

Have a great weekend, Huskies!

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Our 2nd grade adventurers had a wild day at the Saginaw Children's Zoo yesterday! 🦒🐐🦘From getting up close with amazing ...
06/05/2026

Our 2nd grade adventurers had a wild day at the Saginaw Children's Zoo yesterday! 🦒🐐🦘

From getting up close with amazing animals to exploring exhibits and making memories with friends, this field trip was the perfect way to celebrate a year full of learning and growth. The smiles, laughter, and excitement made for an unforgettable day!

Thank you to our teachers, chaperones, and the staff at the Saginaw Children's Zoo for helping make this experience so special for our students. ❤️

Our 1st graders enjoyed their end-of-year field trip to Richland Township Park on Wednesday, spending the day making mem...
06/05/2026

Our 1st graders enjoyed their end-of-year field trip to Richland Township Park on Wednesday, spending the day making memories with friends, playing on the playground, exploring outdoors, and enjoying some well-deserved fun together.

As the school year comes to a close, we're so proud of all they have learned, accomplished, and experienced. Thank you to our staff, families, and volunteers who helped make this special day possible!

Mrs. Olinger's class put their engineering skills to the test during Waterslide STEM Day! Students worked together to de...
06/04/2026

Mrs. Olinger's class put their engineering skills to the test during Waterslide STEM Day! Students worked together to design, build, test, and improve their waterslides while exploring problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork along the way.

Learning comes to life when students can experiment, collaborate, and have a little fun getting wet! Check out these awesome photos of our young engineers in action.

Summer fun is right around the corner! ☀️ Be sure to check out the Summer Kickoff at the Castle Museum on Saturday, June...
06/04/2026

Summer fun is right around the corner! ☀️ Be sure to check out the Summer Kickoff at the Castle Museum on Saturday, June 6 from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.! Families can enjoy FREE Touch-a-Truck activities, STEM fun, and more. What a great way to kick off summer break! 🚚🧪🎈

A few of our first-grade friends recently shared their Michigan posters, showcasing all they have learned about the Grea...
06/04/2026

A few of our first-grade friends recently shared their Michigan posters, showcasing all they have learned about the Great Lakes State. From state symbols and landmarks to fun facts and history, these young learners did an amazing job researching, creating, and presenting their projects.

We are so proud of their hard work and confidence as they shared their knowledge with others!

Things got a little messy in Ms. Baldwin's classroom on YES Day!Students put their science skills to work creating Ooble...
06/03/2026

Things got a little messy in Ms. Baldwin's classroom on YES Day!

Students put their science skills to work creating Oobleck - a fascinating mixture that acts like both a solid and a liquid! From squeezing it in their hands to watching it ooze through their fingers, our Huskies had a blast exploring this hands-on experiment during their ABC Countdown to the end of the school year.

Learning, laughter, and a little bit of mess made for a memorable YES Day experience!

Our Peer-to-Peer students wrapped up the school year with a pizza party and special S'more Friendship Kits. Throughout t...
06/03/2026

Our Peer-to-Peer students wrapped up the school year with a pizza party and special S'more Friendship Kits. Throughout the year, these students have built meaningful connections, shown kindness, encouraged one another, and demonstrated what it means to be a true friend.

We are so proud of the friendships that have grown through our Peer-to-Peer program and the positive impact these students have made on our school community. Thank you to everyone who helped make this year so special!

06/02/2026

W is for Watermelon! 🍉

Our 1st graders had a wildly fun time celebrating the letter W during their ABC Countdown! As watermelon archaeologists, they dug into a delicious watermelon treat before taking on a very important scientific challenge...

How many rubber bands can a watermelon hold before it bursts? 🤔💥

The students watched with excitement as rubber band after rubber band was added. The suspense kept building until... POP! 🎉

The final count? 417 rubber bands!

What a wonderful way to combine hands-on learning, teamwork, predictions, and a little messy fun!

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835 N Pine Street
Hemlock, MI
48626

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+19896425235

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