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Our District

The Superior Central School District is located in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It is a relatively new district, formed in 1987 through the consolidation of the Mathias Township School District, the Rock River Limestone Township School District, and a small portion of Au Train Township.

Our Mission Statement

Superior Central School is committed to excellence in teaching and learning for all students. We believe that all students can achieve mastery of basic skills and that our school’s purpose and our responsibility is to educate all students while fostering positive growth in social/emotional behaviors and attitudes. We will provide effective instructional leadership, responsible fiscal management, and quality learning environments. We share with our community and parents the responsibility for educating our students so as to enable them to live and work in a rapidly changing world.

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Special Notice!!!

Kindergarten Enrollment

If you have a child who will be five years old before December 1, 2009, and your child needs to be registered for Kindergarten starting in September, please call Sandy Pociopa in the Elementary office at 439-5531, extension 267.

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Green School Activities

Class of 2012 Green Project
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Water Quality Projects
• South branch of the Slapneck River study
• Superior Central quarry pond study

Wind Turbine Project
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The GM/Discovery Education Live Green grant allowed us to build two wind turbines this year and we are happy to say that both turbines are up and producing electricity for the lighting in Mr. Bliss's classroom. Although there are still some adjustments and modifications to be made to optimize the system, we are happy with the results. The turbines will be taken down for the summer then re-erected next fall and allowed to run for the school year.

We have included a brief video of our machines in action and a PowerPoint presentation of the design and building process will soon follow. Many thanks to the parents, staff, and administration that helped make this possible.