Beal City Public Schools

New Lothrop Junior High School offers a variety of educational and extracurricular programs to students. It has an enrollment of more than 350 students in grades seven through 12. The organization offers various subjects, such as language arts, mathematics, biology, history, government, geography, and health and physical education. It organizes a wide range of extracurricular programs, including bowling, drama, band, choir, and quiz and knowledge bowls. The school also has various clubs and organizations that include the Future Farmers of America Organization, National Honor Society and a student council. It also offers the Students Against Destructive Decisions club that organizes seminars and meetings on preventative methods of drug and alcohol abuse prevention. The school is located in New Lothrop, Mich., and is affiliated with New Lothrop Area Public Schools.

Ashley Community Schools comprises of elementary, middle and high school and offers educational and extracurricular programs for children from grades prekindergarten to twelve. The school enrolls more than 300 students annually and features small and large classrooms, after-school learning laboratories, day care and extended session before and after school programs. Located in Ashley, Mich., its curriculum includes mathematics, English, science, foreign languages, history, geography and economics and offers a variety of sporting options, such as girls and boys basketball, cheerleading, baseball, tennis, badminton, swimming, soccer, baseball and softball. Extracurricular activities at Ashley Community Schools include homecoming dinner, junior-senior banquet, senior trip, state fine arts and academic competitions, band and choir concerts and national honor society.

Standish-Sterling Central High School offers a variety of educational and cocurricular programs to students in grades nine through 12. Located in Standish, Mich., the school offers various programs, such as English, arts, music, science, social studies, mathematics and physical education. It is affiliated with the Standish-Sterling Community School District, and provides a variety of sports programs, such as cheerleading, basketball, baseball, cross-country and golf. Standish-Sterling Central High School also offers dance team, bowling, soccer, football, softball, volleyball, wrestling, and track and field activities. The school has a parent-teacher association that focuses on increasing awareness and participation in curriculum and policy development, by enhancing communication between home and school.