Anchor Bay District News
Please join us as we honor the incredible legacy of Coach Jim Morisette at the Jim Morisette Wrestling Room Dedication Ceremony.
Coach Morisette is the all-time wins leader in Macomb County and a proud Michigan Wrestling Association Hall of Fame member. His impact on student-athletes, the Anchor Bay community, and the sport of wrestling is truly legendary.
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Anchor Bay High School
6319 County Line Rd., Fair Haven, MI
All are welcome to attend this special evening celebrating excellence, leadership, and dedication.
The Anchor Bay Board of Education is seeking an interested community member to fill a vacant board seat. The Board of Education will select a resident to serve on the board until a new member is elected in November.
Interested candidates should send a resume and letter of interest to Board Executive Secretary Sherrie DiCristofaro at sdicristofaro@abs.misd.net or deliver to the Board of Education offices located at 5201 County Line Rd. Casco, MI 48064. The deadline for submittal will be 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 20th.

Great news!
The State of Michigan has approved a budget that continues to provide free breakfast and lunch for all students through the end of this school year.
We still encourage families to complete the Education Benefit Form if you haven’t done so already. Submitting this form helps our school district receive additional support and resources to benefit all students.
- You can fill out the form online at:
https://anchorbay.familyportal.cloud/
- Simply click on the “Apply for Benefits” tab to get started.
Here is the new link to view this year's lunch menus! https://myschoolmenus.com/organizations/3324
The Anchor Bay Science Special has been recognized with a 2025 Education Excellence Award, a prestigious honor given to only 10 programs statewide by the SET SEG Foundation in partnership with the Michigan Association of School Boards. This award highlights innovative programs that make a significant impact on student learning.

Traditional Full-Day Kindergarten
- Children must be 5 years old by September 1st of the school year in which they plan on attending Kindergarten.
- Curriculum is based on the Michigan Standards for Kindergarten.
Young Fives
- Young Fives is a full day program designed for children turning 5 years old between June 1st and December 1st.
- Gives children an extra year before attending Kindergarten.
- The Young Fives curriculum is based on the Michigan Standards for Kindergarten modified to meet the foundational academic, social/ emotional, and developmental needs for younger children.
- Schools of Choice is available for both programs.
