Charyl Stockwell Academy 
9758 East Highland Road
Howell, MI  48843
(810) 632-2200
(810) 632-2201 fax
www.csaschool.org

Shelley Stockwell, Executive Director 

Charyl Stockwell Academy provides a safe place for children to grow and learn from childhood to adolescence.  At CSA we provide a need fulfilling learning environment that is based on high expectations for quality work and academic performance, and educates the whole child.  Our educational model addresses the intellectual/academic, social/emotional, moral/character, and physical development of each individual child.  The educational methodologies we utilize at CSA are grounded in best educational practice, supported by extensive research.  Our school stands for intellectual rigor within a warm and nurturing environment, free of coercive methods and interventions with children.  Research on the brain and learning presents compelling evidence that children must feel emotionally safe in a school setting in order to fully maximize their learning potential. 

Chatfield School
231 Lake Drive
Lapeer, MI  48446
(810) 667-8970
(810) 667-8983 fax
www.chatfieldschool.org

Betty McCauley – Director  
   
The Chatfield School is dedicated to building a partnership between parents and school staff to assure each child the best educational environment, the best teaching practices and the highest expectations for mastering skills and acquiring the knowledge to be successful in today's world.  Partners in the Chatfield School believe that children learn best and that all children can be successful in a community of caring, support, and encouragement.

The Dearborn Academy
19310 Ford Road
Dearborn, MI  48128
(313) 982-1300
(313) 982-9087 fax
www.thedearbornacademy.org

Zeinab Khalil - Character Education Coordinator 

The Dearborn Academy is found on the conviction that education is the community's most important source of equal opportunity, and each student, regardless of their ethnic, religious, or cultural background, deserves an education designed to promote greater knowledge, talent and ability. The school furthermore believes in the value of diversity and the concept that learning from and building upon our differences and uniqueness can be the strength of our continued growth as a community and as a nation.

The Morey Public School
380 W. Blanchard Road
Shepherd, MI  48883
(989) 866-6739
(989) 866-6738 fax
www.moreycharter.com

Mike Kennealy - Principal 

The Morey Public School is providing a sound basic education in the core curriculum areas of math, reading, science, writing and social studies. This is accomplished by focusing on small class sizes with individualized help from teachers and paraprofessionals. We also implement a career preparation system whereby students will graduate with core academic knowledge, technology and life skills that will enable them to continue their career pathways successfully as life-long learners. Before and After School programs are also provided.  Our Motto - “Always do your best by being respectful, honorable, truthful, and caring.”

Randels Elementary School – Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools
6022 Brobeck
Flint, MI  48532
(810) 591-3250
(810) 591-3225 fax
www.carman.k12.mi.us/randelse/site/default.asp

Bonnie Haffajee - Principal 

Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools has a tradition of academic excellence and student success.  Our entire school community is constantly seeking ways to ensure the best learning environment for our students, now and in the future.  The purpose of our Strategic Plan is to guide this mission.
 
The Carman-Ainsworth community is the most diverse in Genesee County and perhaps one of the most diverse communities in the state, north of the metro Detroit area.  The district’s diversity is not limited to ethnic and cultural variations, as this evolving community is also home to a wide array of religious beliefs and income levels.  The needs of students are changing, with increasing numbers of students exhibiting attributes of children at risk for school failure.   Nevertheless, the district continues to demonstrate high achievement in many areas, and our cohesive community values the power of its diversity and maintains a strong positive vision for the future.  Our mission statement is We exist here at Randels to ensure that all students learn.

State Schools

Kensington Woods High School
3700 Cleary Drive
Howell, MI  48843
(517) 545-0828
(517) 545-7588 fax
www.kensingtonwoodshs.com

Jim Perry, Principal

Kensington Woods High School is a tuition free, public high school, which offers a small private school experience to our 9th through 12th grade students.  Our mission is to provide students with superior technical and academic preparation in a student centered environment that promotes character and values.  Our class sizes are small and our staff is dedicated to creating a personal experience for all students in an atmosphere of high expectations for academic performance, behavior and character.
The strength of our program comes from dedication on the part of our staff, students and parents.  We understand that high school students need a well-rounded education that consistently encourages them, holds them to a high academic standard and supports and models a core set of educational values.

Creative Technologies Academy
350 Pine
Cedar Springs, MI  49319
(616) 696-4905
(616) 696-4920 fax
www.ctaschool.com

Matthew Nausadis - Administrator 

Creative Technologies Academy is a community committed to excellence in  
education and grounded in the Michigan Curriculum Framework and  
technologies essential to our society.  CTA seeks to provide personalized  
programs so that students can formulate goals which will assist them in  
career planning and the development of life skills.   
   
Henry Ford Academy
20900 Oakwood
Dearborn, MI  48121
(313) 982-6200
(313) 982-6195 fax
www.hfacademy.org

Rick Enright - Assistant Principal 

Henry Ford Academy is the nation's first charter school developed jointly by a global corporation, public education and a world-renowned cultural institution. Conceived, developed, and implemented in cooperation with Ford Motor Company and The Henry Ford, and chartered by Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency, this model partnership focuses some of the best thinking from the business, non-profit, and public education worlds toward the common goal of building a school that will prepare students for life in the 21st century.

Bendle/Carman-Ainsworth Consortium Programs
G-3329 Burnell Ave.
Flint, MI  48504
(810) 591-2880
(810) 591-3496 fax
www.carman.k12.mi.us

Phil Hall – Facilitator  
Aletha Vanloozen – Facilitator  

The mission of Atlantis High School is to provide a positive learning environment in which students will develop the necessary skills and attitudes to become successfully employed and contributing members of a multi-cultural society.

Students will be:
• Critical thinkers, creative problem solvers, goal setters and decision makers.
• Self-directed, lifelong learners who can adapt to change.
• Respectful, responsible, caring and contributing members of a multi-cultural society.
• Able to communicate effectively through written and oral means.
• Able to apply knowledge in daily lives.
• Able to use cooperative teamwork skills in daily lives.
• Able to make a successful transition from school to work.