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Contact Us
We encourage you to visit our schools to see for yourself the high quality education we provide
Main Office Phone: (517) 663-8155
Fax (517) 663-2236
William DeFrance, Superintendent
Cindy Smith, Administrative Assistant
District Information
Welcome to Eaton Rapids Public Schools
While we continue to face tough budget decisions, we have created some wonderful programs and partnerships which make school life better for your children:
- Art, music, and physical education classes are offered to all elementary students. Our band program starts in fifth grade Additionally, we have classes using fine arts and computers at the high school (digital art, web page design, and photography).
- We have child care programs in new classrooms at Greyhound Central.
- The use of Union Street Center has given new homes to a children's theater troupe, an elementary strings program, a fashion and textiles program, a baker and the YMCA. The YMCA offers a full range of after school classes for students and adults in the fall. Our community education and swimming pool programs are also in full swing.
- We have introduced the Lucy Calkins writing programs and a new mathematics curriculum (Everyday Math).
- Our enrollment in advanced placement (AP) classes at the high school is skyrocketing as we add more classes in this area.
- The grade level buildings at Greyhound Central Elementary (Kindergarten), Lockwood (1-2) and Greyhound Intermediate (3-5) have helped us in delivering consistent curriculum to students.
- Our Montessori program continues to grow, serving K through 3rd grade students.
- Our enrollment in our alternative high school (Greyhound Central) has grown steadily due to our growing use of popular online classes.
- LCC offers courses on our campus in computers, speech and college writing. We also continue to have use of the wonderful LCC programs for our high school students who want to start training in vocational careers.
We believe this highlights just some examples of how we are exercising stewardship and developing programs that serve your children well. While all of us want to see our financial situation improve, we still will have bright days for your students during the school day.
