According to school officials, a man approached a Way Elementary School student and told them that if they got into his vehicle, he would give the student candy.

The fallout continues in the Bloomfield Hills School District after an assembly at the high school featured former congressional candidate Huwaida Arraf, a noted American Palestinian anti-Israel activist.

A student and their parents are suing the Bloomfield Hills School District for millions of dollars over alleged racial discrimination following a string of racist incidents reported at the high school.

Students at Bloomfield Hills High School staged a walkout last week in protest of racist incidents.

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According to the school district, students and staff had the day off and were not at the school at the time.

Police said the mother of a Bloomfield Hills student made up a list of families who are against mask use, but never wanted that list to be shared.

As community spread of COVID-19 increases, so does the number of Michigan schools reversing their decision to bring students back for face-to-face learning. Right now, Oakland County is at a level “E” in community spread -- the highest and least desirable place to be. High school students in the Troy School District have been pulled back less than 30 days after returning to face-to-face learning. Macomb County is also considered at level “E” for community spread of COVID-19. More: With spike in COVID-19 cases, Metro Detroit school districts make decision to go fully remote