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CQ.e.,~er;JCq,~1.1~t~ -y rn .t~1:ni.~4i_~;t~ S~·hQQJi Qi$;t~i-~t; Rducational Direetory ~e~o~,-0~1, Azs:~ c/) ~ ~ COPPER COUNTRY f ;-oa ISD i ~~ ~\,e; ~ a Lifetime 0 ~Hancock Bulldogs 809 He~ta Stttee:t~ H!aa~o,ek.,) Michigan: 49~30!!1~~~~ Ser,v,;ing· Bar,aga,) H 10,.ugh,t.on, &: ~ -~W~-~1.1.aw, C.o.u:ntJ~s MISSION Supporting a Lifetime of Learning VISION The Copper Country Intermediate School District is committed to serve the needs of all learning to become socially and academically successful citizens through leadership, collaboration and quality support services to our school and community as a whole. Notice of Nondiscrimination The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including sexual orientation and transgender identity), disability, age, religion, height, weight, marital or family status, military status, ancestry, genetic information, or any other legally protected category, (collectively, "Protected Classes"), in its programs and activities, including employment opportunities. Questions or concerns regarding the nondiscrimination policies should be directed to the Superintendent or the Director of Special Education, Copper Country Intermediate School District, 809 Hecla Street, Hancock, Ml 49930. (906) 482-4250 COPPER COUNTRY INTERMEOSATE SCHOOL DISTRICT EOUCATlONAL DIRECTORY 2020-2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS Area Scllool Phone Numbers .................................................................................... 1 Career and T~ical Education Programs ......................................................... 11 copper CoonlfY Intermediate Board of Education ...•.•.......•.............•.•.•....•...•.•...•. 2 Copper Counuy tntermedlal'e Statistics ................................................................... 3 Copper Country I nlermediale School District Staff A.dmin~trative Services .......................................................................................... 4 Suppoc'I 5e(vkes ..................................................................................................... 4 Specia1E ducation Senrioes ................................................................................... 5 Parent Advisory Committee for Special Edu<:a1ioo ..•.•......••..... ...•.•....•.•.•... 9 RegtQnaJ Educational Media Center ................................... ............... .................. 9 REMC Region I Board of Di.rectors ............................................................. 1o General Education Department .............................................................................. 10 MiSTEM Region 16 ................................................................................................. 10 c.c.1.s.o. THIRTEEN CONSTITUENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS BARAGA COUNTY 1. AfVOn Township School District .................... .............................................. 12 2. Baraga Area Schools .................................................................................... 13 3. L'Anse Area Sdlools ..................................................................................... 16 HOUGHTON COUNTY 4. Adams Township School Distrid ................................................................ 20 5. Public SchOQ!s of Calumet. Lau,ium & Keweenaw ....................•............. 23 6. Chassell Township Schools ........................................................................ 29 7. Ootlar Bay-Tamarack City Area Schools ................................................... 31 8. Elm Riv-er Township School Dislrici ····•···············--.. ····•···············•·•············ 33 9. Hanoocl< Ptibtic Schools •····•·••·•····••·•··.. •·· .................................................... 34 10. Houghton-Portage Township Schorn District ............................................ 38 11. Lake Linden-Hubben School Oistoot ......................................................... 42 12. Slanton Township Public Schools .............................................................. 45 KEWEENAW COUNTY 13. Grant Township Schools, Dismct No. 2 .................................................... 47 NONPUBLIC SCHOOLS Copper Country Christian School (Houghton County) ....................................... 48 Saa'ed Heart School (Baraga County) .................................................................. 49 ADULT & ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAMS L'Anse-Baraga Community School Program ........................................................ 49 Baraga County Officers ............................................................................................. 51 Houghton County OfficeJS ....................................................................................... 52 Keweenaw County Officers ..................................................................................... 54 Ontonagon County Oftieers (Bohemia Township) ............................................... 55 School Board Meetings •····••··•·•··•········•··•·····•·····•····························-·····•················· 56 Other Agencies .......................................................................................................... 56 Michigan Education Association (Region 18 Councff) ....................................... S6 Upper Peninswa Legislators •...........•.. ··•··..... ··•·· ..... ··•·•··•·• •H•••H"•••••-• • ................... 59 / AREA SCHOOL PHONE NUMBERS COPPER COUNTRY INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT Administrative Offices ................. ...... ....... .. ... ... ... ... .. .. ....... ... 1-800-562·7618 or 482-4250 Career & Technical Education Programs ............................................................ See Page 11 Leaming Center ... ... .. ........ ... ....... ......... .. ........ .... ...... ..... ....... ... 1-800-562·7618 or 482·7260 REMC 1 Media Center ............................................................ 1· 800-562·7613 or 482·4520 General Education Department ............................... .............................................. 482-4250 BARAGA COUNTY ARVON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Bollech, Susan · Secretary of the Board .................................................................. 524-4843 Johnson, Lori - PrincipaVTeacher, Skanee School ............................................... ...... 524-7336 BARAGA AREA SCHOOLS Sarau, Richard • Superintendent .. .., .. .................................................................. 353-6664 Scott. Tim· K-12 Princ·pal .......... ..................... ......... .......................... 353•6661 or 353-6663 L'ANSE AREA SCHOOLS Tollefson. Susan - Superintendent .... ....... .............................................................. 524-6000 Scroggs, Melissa -K• 12 Principal .............................................................. 524-6000 elCI. 300 Meleen, Martin · 6-12 Assistant Principal ............................................. .... .... 524-6000 ext. 300 HOUGHTON COUNTY ADAMS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Keteri, Tim • Superintendent ................................ ..................................... ............. 482·0599 Lishinski, Steve • Principal, Jelfers High School ..................................................... 482-0599 Harris, Kim • Principal. South Range Elementary School ....................... .................... 482-0599 PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CALUMET, LAURIUM & KEWEENAW Davidson, Christopher - Superintendent ... .............................................................. 337-0311 Peters, Jennifer • Principal, Calumet High School ................................. .................. 337-0311 Steber, Michael A. - Princfpal, Washington Middle School ................ ..........., ............... 337•0311 Hampton, Matthew • Principal • C·L·K Elementary School ..................................... 337-0311 Asiala. Joel • Principal. Horizons High School ......................................... .................. 337·0311 CHASSELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Spahn, Stephen - Superintendent .............. ............................................................. 483-2132 Spahn, Stephen • K-12 Principal . ......................................................................... 483·2132 DOLLAR BAY-TAMARACK CITY AREA SCHOOLS Norland, Chrlst,na • Superintendenl ......................................................................... 482•5800 Nor1and, Christina • K•12 Principar ........................ ,. ........................................... 482•5812 ELM RIVER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT J()(I Romano • President of the Board ...................................................................... 281 -()294 Malson, Bruce • Lead Teacher, Elm River Township S<:boQl .................... ................... 288-3751 HANCOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS Patchin. Or. Steve • Superln1endent .................... ................................................. 487-5925 Salanl. Chris - Prine pal, Hancock Central High School ............................................... 483•2540 Kentala, Jesse • Principal. Hancock Middle School ................................................ 483·2540 Vaara. Daniel • Principal, Goroon G. Barkell Elementary Scht!OI .............................. 487-9030 HOUGHTON•PORTAGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT Kramer. Doreen • Superintendent ............................................................................ 482-0451 Klein, Cole • Principal. Houghton High School ..... ........ ,... .......................................... 482-0450 Filpus. Julie • Principal, Houghton Middle School .............................. .. .. .. .................
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