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Applications will be accepted for Schools of Choice from February 12, 2026 through September 3, 2026 at 3:30 p.m.

2026-2027 Schools of Choice is available for Kindergarten/Young Fives through 11^th grade.

Placement at requested schools is dependent on class size and availability. The date for enrollment shall be no later than the end of the first week of school which is September 4, 2026.

The following documents are required to be submitted with your Schools of Choice Application:

• Statement of Prior Discipline Record
• Discipline report/print-out from former school for the previous two years
• Child’s current report card (high school students must also include current transcript)
• Child’s most current IEP if your child is presently receiving any special education programs or services

Please apply for Schools of Choice by completing the Enrollment Express Pre-Registration Link:

• Select Enrollment School as the Resident School and answer the Schools of Choice questions.
• When the pre-registration form is approved, you will receive an email with instructions to create an online Parent Portal Account.
• From the Parent Portal, the following enrollment forms must be competed:
  1. Student Demographics
  2. Previous Enrollment and Records Release
  3. Discipline Record
  4. 2026-2027 Out of District Schools of Choice Application
• If your Schools of Choice Application is approved, you will receive an email indicating your child’s placement.
  1. You will need to log back into the Parent Portal to complete the remainder of the enrollment forms.
  2. Your child’s enrollment is complete when all forms are completed and you have submitted the required documents:
     • Birth Certificate
     • Immunization Record
     • Parent Photo ID
     • Two (2) proofs of residency
     • Hearing and Vision Screening (kindergarten and Young Fives only)
     • Oral Health Assessment (kindergarten and Young Fives only)

Congratulations to this year's students who had their stories published in the Kaleidoscope Magazine: 

• Olivia Kuchta
• Kennedy Groller
• Callie Jerome
• Avery Bauer
• Julia Seal
• Justin Martineau
• Carter Seal
• Lukas Nacelewicz

Anchor Bay School District is proud to recognize this year’s Outstanding Teachers of the Year! Thank you for your dedication, passion, and commitment to our students each and every day. Your impact reaches far beyond the classroom, and we are so grateful for the difference you make in the lives of our Tars!

• Elementary: Kelly Cmarik
• Middle School: Lana Kieninger
• High School: Kathryn Engelhardt 

Here is a look at our Spring 2026 Newsletter!

We are extremely proud to recognize three outstanding student-athletes for earning All-Macomb County honors this season — a reflection of their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence both on and off the field.

2nd Team All-County

Michael Orlando – Wide Receiver
 Michael had an exceptional season as a key playmaker in our offense. His ability to stretch the field, make clutch receptions, and create big-play opportunities made him a constant threat to opposing defenses. Beyond his performance, Michael’s work ethic, leadership, and team-first mindset set the standard for those around him.

Ben Latona – Defensive Line
 Ben anchored our defensive front with strength, toughness, and relentless effort. His ability to control the line of scrimmage, disrupt plays, and pressure opposing offenses played a major role in our defensive success this season. Ben’s physicality and consistency made him one of the most dependable players on the field.

Honorable Mention All-County

Luke Haugwitz – Linebacker
 Luke was the heart of our defense, bringing energy, intensity, and leadership every time he stepped on the field. His ability to read plays, make key tackles, and lead by example made a significant impact all season long. Luke’s passion for the game and commitment to his teammates truly stood out.

These honors are a testament not only to their individual talent, but to the character, discipline, and pride they bring to our program every day. They represent our school and community with class, and we couldn’t be more proud of their accomplishments.