Anchor Bay School District is holding Open Enrollment dates on: Saturday, August 2nd; Wednesday, August 6th; Thursday, August 7th. Please click the enrollment tab above for locations and times.

A Project Lead the Way S.T.E.M. School
 Naldrett Elementary
K-5 elementary school that will help young minds discover the
wonders of science, technology, engineering, and math.
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A Project Lead the Way S.T.E.A.M. School
Middle School South
A nationally recognized program from Project Lead the Way
A middle school program focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math
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Anchor Bay Junior Honors Academy
Middle School North
A two year accelerated academic program designated for the
motivated middle school student.
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NOW ACCEPTING
NEW ENROLLMENTS
FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR

ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION
HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION
DAILY PROGRAM
FOR
STUDENTS AGES 16 TO 19 YEARS 

FOR MORE INFORMATION
CALL (586)-725-2205

• State funded Grant for 4-year olds who meet eligibility criteria.
• Children must be 4 years old on or before October 1st 2014.
  • * Birthdates between 10/2/09 – 10/1/10
• Must live in the Anchor Bay School District or Macomb County 
• Low income is the primary criteria:  75% of children must meet Income Guidelines
  • * Extremely low family income is below 200% of federal poverty level
  • * Low family income between 200% - 300% of federal poverty level & another risk factor
  • * Low family income below 300% of federal poverty level & another risk factor
  • * Not Income but has 2 or more Risk Factor
    • -Diagnosed Disability or Identified Developmental Delay
    • -Severe or Challenging Behavior
    • -Child has been expelled from another preschool/childcare center
    • -Primary Language other than English
    • -Parent/s with low Educational Attainment
      • * Parent has dropped out of school or is illiterate
    • -Abuse/Neglect of Child or Parent
      • * Domestic, sexual or physical abuse of child or parent
      • * Child neglect issues
    • -Consolidated Environmental Risks (Can only count as 1 Factor Now)

Must be able to provide Income Documentation and other documentation as determined.
Classes are held at MacDonald El./Early Childhood Center.  5201 County Line; Casco
Morning & Afternoon classes.  Monday – Thursday.  3 hours per day

Call 586-716-7862 or 586-648-2522 for more information or to sign up for a screening.

Registration packets are available at each school. If you are unsure of the school you will attend, please call the administration building at 586-725-2861 for information.

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This link provides a look at the new State of Michigan cut scores for the MEAP and MME tests. It explores how they've been applied, how they may impact ALL schools and students, and the concepts of career and college readiness.
http://tinyurl.com/7ktorve

If you are a parent of a child who will turn three years old by December 1, 2013, and are concerned about your child's speech and language, Anchor Bay Student Services Department is offering screening/evaluation starting in August of 2013. Please call the Student Services Office at 586-949-4513 to set up an appointment. If your child qualifies for speech and language services, there is a classroom program available to your child in order to meet their needs. This is a five day a week, 2 1/2 hour per day program, which runs the entire school year and is located at four of our elementary schools.

Through accreditation and related services, NCA CASI continuously improves the quality of education and challenges education entities to prepare each and every learner for success.

All Anchor Bay Schools are NCA Accredited.

Please click here for accreditation status.

District vision, mission and belief statements

Anchor Bay School District recognized as one of the "Best 100 Communities for Music Education in America" http://www.amc-music.org

The health and safety of Anchor Bay School District students is always of vital importance. A particular concern is bacterial skin infections such as methicillin -resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). When parents report that their student has been diagnosed with such infections, the school district takes immediate action notifying the appropriate health officials, having the custodial staff follow health department guidelines to clean high-touch or soiled surfaces throughout the building and alerting staff and parents. Information on MRSA and other health issues is available on these websites: www.michigan.gov/mdch or www.reducemisuse.org. School administrators may be contacted with health concerns affecting their child in school. It is always a good ideal to encourage measures that reduce the spread of bacteria including good hand washing, not sharing personal items and keeping wounds covered. We encourage parents to reinforce these measures with their children at home.

For information on FREE H1N1 Shots click here

Please use North entrance of MacDonald Elementary
5201 County Line Road
Suite 100
Casco Twp, Michigan 48064
(586) 725-2861

• Volunteer Form

The office of Indian Education (Title VII-A) grants money for educational needs of American Indian children. Click Here
Indian 506 Form

• Alternate Bus Form