Anchor Bay Schools, in partnership with the community, will produce lifelong learners who respect diversity, adapt to change, and function as responsible citizens.
July 7, 2009 to August 12, 2009
7:30 a.m. - 2:15 p.m.
Mondays thru Thursdays
7:30-10:30am (Choose only one)
English 9-10
Geography
Intro. Business Computer Technology
Algebra II Concepts/Geometry Concepts
World History
11:15-2:15pm (Choose only one)
English 11-12For More Information click here.
Student First Day - Half Day
Dear Parents,
It is the District's understanding, the Macomb County Health Department is closely monitoring all possible H1NI (Swine Flu) Virus reports throughout the county. The Anchor Bay School Distrist is working with the Macomb County Health Department to keep updated on any reports locating any cases and the measures we can implement to keep your child(ren) safe. As always, your child(ren)'s health and safety is our number #1 goal. As we work in conjunction with the Macomb County Health Department, we have provided a link to some current precautionary measures families can take to aid in protecting their child(ren)'s health and safety. The District will notify parents if any further information and/or actions are determined necessary.
Links to:
Macomb County Health Department Parent Letter
H1Ni (Swine Flu) Fact Sheet
http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/K12_dismissal.htm
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.
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.
CALL (586) 725-2861 for information
Please use North entrance of MacDonald Elementary
5201 County Line Road
Suite 100
Casco Twp, Michigan 48064
(586) 725-2861
The office of Indian Education (Title VII-A) grants money for educational needs of American Indian children. Click Here