On June 22, 2000, Clinton County celebrated

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2 100 E. Street St. Johns, MI Phone: Fax: On June 22, 2000, Clinton County celebrated the dedication of the new courthouse. The 117,000 square foot building is definitely something for the Mid-Michigan region and county seat of St. Johns to feel proud about. Instead of demolishing the old landmark, Clinton County has honored the past by incorporating it into the future within this new facility. The courthouse is 120 feet from cupola to the ground.

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4 1013 South US 27, Suite A St. Johns, MI Serving the local school districts in Clinton County Provide special education services at the CCRESA Educational Center, on-site in local districts, and home visits. Services are physical therapy, speech, occupational therapy, social work, psychology, vision, hearing, early intervention services, etc. Services encompass birth to age 26. Great Start and parent training provided Over 14 Career and Technical Education Courses offered at various locations through Career Connections Business Office Services including payroll services, CEO imaging, pupil accounting services, truancy services, beverage consortium, shared personnel Educational Services offering a wide variety of professional development opportunities through online registration Offer technology training through workshops throughout the year and through the Regional Technology Academy Capital Area Science and Math Center on-site offering numerous opportunities for teacher training Provide on-site consultation to public and non-public schools on request Innovative projects serving other ISDs statewide with Early On Training and Technical Assistance, Early On Public Awareness, Special Education Project Find, and Early On Center for Higher Education Host informational sessions for Clinton County Superintendents, Curriculum Council members, Special Education Reps, Parent Advisory Councils, PTO, Early On Local Interagency Coordinating Council, and etc. Participate in principal meetings, Building Stronger Community Council, Healthy Community Coalition, Keep Learning Consortium, etc. Offer marketing plan resources, strategic planning opportunities, provide Visions newsletter, CCRESA Annual Education Report and other publications Coordinate Safe Schools information and host School Safety Alliance Collaborative Networked Resources available such as messaging, streaming video, distance learning, etc.

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6 6175 E. Clark Road P.O. Box 310 Bath, MI Empowering, Expecting, and Encouraging all Students to Achieve Excellence Student Enrollment: 998 Comprehensive Organizational Plan focused on student achievement Curriculum aligned and articulated to maximize student learning Rigorous course offerings including advance placement and dual enrollment All schools K-12 met Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) Young Five Program BeeHive - Kindergarten Plus - Preschool program - Before/After School Programs on site and during summer months Parent and community involvement and support is at a high level district-wide 2008 Healthy School Environment Award winner Scholar Athletes Excellent facilities On-line parent access to student data grades, attendance, homework

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8 P.O. Box 800 DeWitt, MI dewittschools.net Preparing students today for the challenges of tomorrow. 3,000 students All schools K-12 have met Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) as measured by No Child Left Behind and the Michigan Department of Education School Report Card Students perform well on the Michigan Education Assessment Program and high school students perform well on the Michigan Merit Exam, PSAT and several students qualify for National Merit Recognition 95% high school graduation rate with nearly all graduates going on to post-secondary education Junior high and high school block scheduling Excellent building, fields, and campus facilities Highly qualified teachers, caring support staff, and many extra curricular activities including sports, drama, band and choir Located 10 minutes north of Lansing and NW of Michigan State University. Accessible by I-69 and US 27 Grade Level Buildings Include: Preschool/Kindergarten - Fuerstenau Early Childhood Center Grades Schavey Road Elementary School Grades David Scott Elementary School Grades Herbison Woods School Grades DeWitt Junior High School Grades DeWitt High School Teacher/student ratio 1:26 to 1:30 depending on level area Offer many family, cultural and recreational opportunities State Mills Non Homestead Mills Debt / Bond Mills Enrollment forms on website, process may be completed by visiting the administration office at south end of DeWitt Junior High School, 2957 W. Herbison Road, DeWitt

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10 11214 W. Kent St. P.O. Box 408 Fowler, MI Students Schools include Waldron Elementary and Middle School for grades K 8 and Fowler High School On site pre-school program serving students ages 3 4 from Fowler and the surrounding communities Continuous progress Kindergarten program supporting student advancement as they master the skills necessary for success in elementary school Reading Recovery program offered to assure that all first grade students learn to read Challenging and successful core curriculum instruction in math, science, social studies and language arts Waldron School and Fowler High School continue to meet Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) requirements, and are accredited through the North Central Association (NCA State standardized test scores in the top 10 of the 35 regional school districts for grades 3 8, and among the top 5 for high schools in 2007 Balanced elementary program offering all students opportunities for physical education, music, computers, and art Shared time relationship with the local parochial school providing special education, physical education, band, and art experiences for students in the public school setting High school exploratory experiences include advanced technology, business and accounting, video and print media production, industrial arts and drafting, visual art, concert and marching band, career prep opportunities, and numerous academic duel enrollment courses with local colleges 100% graduation rate in 2008 with 97% planning to pursue post secondary training or college enrollment 2008 graduate college admissions include the University of Notre Dame, the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, Central Michigan University, Western Michigan University, Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University, Baker College, and Lansing Community College Schools of Choice district with approximately 10% of students attending through the Schools of Choice opportunity Highly successful athletic program featuring numerous league, district, regional and state championships Located in a safe, friendly rural community with 15 minute access to I-96 and US 27 State Mills 6.0 Non-Homestead Mills Debt Retirement Mills 2.4 Sinking Fund Mills 1.0

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12 8989 Colony Road Elsie, MI ,860 Students All schools K-12 consistently meet or exceed Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) All schools NCA accredited First high school in Michigan to use trimester block schedule Highly qualified teachers Exceptional educational options include vocational classes with college credit and dual enrollment (for credit) classes with Baker College Nationally recognized Industrial Arts program featuring expert teacher Everett Smith Over 650 computers with a 1 to 3 student ratio and a 98% computer network up time State-of-the-art middle school and Information Center High school television studio with control room and broadcast news set Radio station WOES 91.3 most powerful high school station in Michigan All buildings have security cameras and digital recording devices to ensure safety of students Award-winning alternative education high school program Great sports programs 2006 MHSAA District Champions Football 2007 MHSAA Playoffs Football 2007 MHSA District Champions Baseball 2008 State Finals Competitive Cheer State Mills 6.0 Non-Homestead Mills 17.8 Debt/Bond Mills 7.8

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14 5101 Clintonia Road Westphalia, MI students Safe learning environment US News and World Report (12/07) recognized PW as one of the top 500 schools in US (out of 18,790 schools evaluated) Test scores consistently exceed state average Average class size is students Rigorous course offerings including advanced placement Staff committed to excellence and to providing quality educational experiences Fine Arts program including woods Junior High Chinese Enrichment Class Upgraded facilities Close to Interstate 96 and many colleges within 50 miles Relaxed rural area with easy access to Lansing and Grand Rapids Serves Matherton, Pewamo and Westphalia Rich agricultural heritage 75 acres of farm land in Clinton and Ionia Counties Family is how high school students describe the atmosphere of their school Over 80% of student participate in extra-curricular activities Competitive and successful athletics programs

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16 501 W. Sickels Street St. Johns, MI Enrollment forms on website and process may be completed by visiting Superintendent s Office M-F 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 3,362 students Pupil/teacher ratio of 1:24 90% of graduates plan to attend college Schools of Choice Elementary, middle and high school all met Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) Varsity football team named Division III Team Academic All-State with a combined GPA In 2008 St. Johns won four CAAC Conference Championships in Boys Cross Country, Girls Swimming and Diving, Ice Hockey and Boys Swimming and Diving Three 2008 student athletes earned Academic All-State honors in Football, Boys Cross Country and Girls Cross Country Two 2008 student athletes named All-State Football and Soccer Located near Lansing Community College St. Johns and Lansing Campuses and Michigan State University Winter 2008, 20 student athletes qualified for various MHSAA Final State Tournaments St. Johns student named one of 32 students in MI selected for MHSAA Farm Bureau Insurance Scholarship Athlete recipient St. Johns student named State winner of Wendy s Heisman Scholar-Athlete Award High School Drama Program won 2008 MI Interscholastic Forensics Association Theatre State Championship with production of Blood Brothers State Mills Non-Homestead Mills Debt Retirement Mills Bonds $43,