Standard Day: 7:55AM—2:52PM  Half Day: 7:55AM—11:25PM

If your child is absent from school, please call us at 725-7373 before 10:00AM If you get the voice mail message, use ext. 3790

Please click here for parking lot procedures.

Parents interested in information about the IB program offered at the Chippewa Valley High School campus in Clinton Township can call (586) 228-3437 or by email smeyer@misd.net. Additional information is on the Website at www.IAMacomb.org for parking lot procedures.

If you are interested in ordering a yearbook the deadline to order is January 2010. Please go to www.yearbookforever.com to order one today. Yearbooks cost $26.50 now, if you do not pre-order a book the cost will be $30 in the spring for any books that are left. If you have already ordered a yearbook please ignore this notice.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. VanHeusden at pvanheusden@abs.misd.net or 586-725-7373 ext 3747.

Anchor Bay Middle School North is committed to keeping our school campus bully-free. We have implemented a bullying hotline for students and parents to report bullying behaviors. The number is 586-648-2500 ext. 1715. Please leave a detailed message with as much information as possible regarding the person who is being bullied and the person doing the bullying. Staff will check the hotline on a regular basis. Together, we can keep our school a safe place for all students.

...must stop in the office for a Visitor's Pass, even for a brief visit.

Please do NOT go to a classroom without obtaining a Visitor's Pass from the office.

Your cooperation is appreciated.

Please clip the Boxtops for Education from any General Mills brands that you use and send them to school with your child. Students may turn these in at the office or to any of their teachers.

Each Boxtops is worth 10 cents toward the purchase of equipment for school use. Visit their website boxtops4education.com for more ways to earn bonus points for our school.

P.E.P.P. recognizes that students can and do learn a great deal from each other. It further acknowledges that in times of difficulty, students seek out their peers for advice and assistance. Students who complete this program will be knowledgeable about the many concerns of teenagers.

These students can, if necessary, direct friends or other students to appropriate community resources for further assistance. The Peer Educator also provides and/or participates in activities that promote and encourage healthy choices within their schools or communities.