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Brooklyn Elementary School
320 School St, Brooklyn, MI 49230
Phone: (517) 592-6632 • Fax: (517) 592-3337
Miller Elementary
School
130 Jackson St, Cement City, MI 49233
Phone: (517) 592-2157 • Fax: (517) 592-3432
Columbia Middle School
321 School St, Brooklyn, MI 49230
Phone: (517) 592-2181 • Fax: (517) 592-3447 |
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Columbia Central High School
11775 Hewitt Rd, Brooklyn, MI 49230
Phone: (517) 592-6634 • Fax: (517) 592-8909
Columbia Options High
School
4460 N. Lake Rd, Clarklake, MI 49234
Phone: (517) 529-9400 • Fax: (517) 529-4853
Columbia Community Fitness Center
11775 Hewitt Rd, Brooklyn, MI 49230
Phone: (517) 592-3393 |
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IMPORTANT EMAIL
INFORMATION
Columbia School District is migrating
to the Jackson County Intermediate School District Email
System called Outlook Web Access (OWA). This transition will
begin on 6/9/09.
Learn more.
Columbia Central
High School Summer School
This year we are able to offer two sessions of summer school (0.5 credits each
session) at the high school. Summer school is for 9th - 12th grade students who
need to recover credit in any core English or Math class. It is not a substitute
for year long classes. Students must provide their own transportation.
Session I (1st or 2nd semester recovery/0.5 cr) 8:00-12:00, Mon,
June 15 to
Fri, July 3
Session II (1st or 2nd semester recovery/0.5cr) 8:00-12:00, Mon, July 13 to
Fri, July 31
Contact your counselor or the high school office at
592-6634 for sign-up information.
Summer Classes at
the Career Center
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The Columbia School District lies in a rural area that stretches into four
southeast Michigan counties. Within the district one finds a multitude
of inland lakes and plenty of recreational opportunities. The beautiful
and placid atmosphere has attracted many new residents from urban areas.
This influx from the cities has provided our school district with a richly
diverse population and a rapidly growing business community.
In the late
1960's the current school district was formed through the consolidation
of the Brooklyn, Cement City and Clarklake schools systems. Today the
Columbia School District provides educational services for more than
1,700
students and is a Class B school system.
The Columbia School District
believes that ALL students can learn and achieve mastery of essential
skills. The district, to the extent it is financially able to provide
physical and human resources required to meet these responsibilities,
is dedicated to providing an environment that fosters self-esteem, self-motivation,
and responsibility in our students. The district also believes that education
is a cooperative effort between home, school and the community.
If you have any questions or
concerns, feel free to call the
Superintendent at (517) 592-6641 and he
will be glad to respond.
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Our Mission Statement
The Columbia School District, in partnership with the
community, will provide a safe and positive learning
environment, which will prepare ALL students to
contribute and compete in a global society. |
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