Good answer.

Thank you both and the rest whom have given quick responses. Spoke with 2 lawyers, one who would not look at it and another who said the same as you Mr. Melican. I'm awestruck at this ( Governmental Immunity) crap. If I perform at a very substandard rate I intend to be fired. Worse consequences should happen when you are endangering the safety of Kids....
However they said there maybe a loophole as maintenance and snow removal is subcontracted to a company named "Reliant" in Muskegon Mi. Was told to contact Nolan and Nolan, so that will be my plan tomorrow. Thank you again.

Definitely consult the attorney tomorrow. There are also strict notice provisions for claims against governmental entiities. It is somewhat complicated but there is a case called Loweke v. Ann Arbor Ceiling and Partition Co., LLC that should be reviewed as well as Fultz v. Union Commerce Associates, 470 Mich 460 (2004), and all case that have relied on or interpreted or "clarified" it. The fact that the premises are school property is very problematic and furthermore the claimed negligence is nonfeasance (failure to do something) and not the creation of a new hazard.

cases not "case". Sorry for the typo.