About Carrollton Public Schools

Welcome to Carrollton Public Schools!

Carrollton Public Schools - Points of Pride

2022-2023

  • Financially strong with 1600 plus students K-12 (Fund balance of 33%)

  • Award-winning teaching staff (Gerstacker Fellows, Roberts Fellows, Saginaw County Teacher of the Year, Mridha Teacher of the Year, SVSU Teacher of the Year, Crystal Apple Award Winners)

  • Partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of America After School Program to provide on-campus after-school enrichment opportunities to students who attend Carrollton Public Schools

  • Over 10 million dollars offered to graduates in scholarships in the last 4 years

  • 100% of graduating seniors apply to a college or trade school and have a plan after graduating from high school

  • A 15% increase in students going directly from high school to college

  • Providing all students the opportunity to visit 5 different college or university campuses over the course of their high school career

  • Honors program for elementary students

  • “Seniors to Seniors” program- 7 years of providing free yard work and home care to senior citizens and disabled members of the Carrollton Community

  • Carrollton High School is a Michigan Reward School recipient

  • Facility improvements such as a new roof on the high school, new playground equipment at the LCLC, updated library at both MS and High School, cafeteria improvement, new stadium ticket booth, updated and refinished MS gym floor

  • Technology improvements: the district now has 1200 Chromebooks and all teacher stations and student labs have state-of-the-art computers

  • Provide breakfast, lunch, and a third meal to all students at no charge

  • Elementary School serves as a site for SVSU’s student teachers and teacher exploration classes

  • Key personnel additions: College and Career Advisor, Director of Instruction, Director of Data and Assessment, Grant and Tech Coordinator, Shared-Time Coordinator, and two new counselors

  • Partners with SVSU and Dow for ST Math intervention program in middle school

  • Partnership with SVSU Reading Clinic and the Elementary School

  • District focus on the Arts by offering Choir, Band, Art, Foreign language, Technology, PE, and Robotics at all levels

  • Partnerships with SVSU math and science center that provide professional development to staff and family math and science nights

  • 8th grade/11th-grade mentoring program

  • Student Council and National Junior Honor Society at the middle school

  • Recipient of “Project Lead the Way” $20,000 grant for science grades 6-8 covers supplies, computers, and training

  • Project Healthy Schools grant award

  • CMS Young Men of Distinction club

  • An active monthly middle school wellness committee

  • Heart and Soul Club for CMS girls