Jackson Area Catholic Schools

Arnold Elementary School is a learning center that is a part of the Michigan Center School District, which also operates other elementary, junior high and high schools with a combined population of more than 1,400 students. The school supports reading recovery and other special education programs, as well as organizes various literacy groups and operates a resource room. It also organizes a variety of special classes, such as physical education, vocal music and computer applications. Arnold Elementary School has an annual enrollment of over 300 students in pre-kindergarten through grade two. It is approved by the Michigan Department of Education and is located in Michigan Center, Mich.

The Michigan Center School District s Superintendent is a part of the school board that governs the schools in the district and has its office located in Michigan Center, Mich. Established in 1857, the district comprises five schools offering classes from preschool through grade 12 to more than 1,500 students. Its high school curriculum is college preparatory and the majority of graduates attend two- and four-year colleges and trade schools. The superintendent delivers instructional programs and services based on the policies of the board that enhance the academic and personal potential of its students. It offers courses that follow the requirements of the state education board, and include parents as a major part of the education system, with numerous opportunities for parent training programs. The Michigan Center School District s Superintendent enables its schools to offer an extracurricular sports program, that includes basketball, volleyball, football, golf, cross country, wrestling, softball, baseball, track and competitive cheerleading.