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Reporting Units with Extensions Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 A G B U ALEX & MARIE MANOOGIAN SCH 0 1 ADAMS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 ADDISON COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 ADRIAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 7 8 AIRPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 AKRON-FAIRGROVE SCHOOLS 1 2 ALANSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 1 ALBA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 1 ALBION PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 ALCONA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 ALGONAC COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 ALLEGAN AREA EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AGENCY 2 3 ALLEGAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 ALLEN PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 ALLENDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 ALMA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 ALMONT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 ALPENA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 3 ALPENA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 ALPENA-MONTMORENCY-ALCONA E S D 1 2 ANCHOR BAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 7 8 ANN ARBOR DISTRICT LIBRARY 1 2 ANN ARBOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 31 32 ARENAC-EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL 1 2 ARMADA AREA SCHOOLS 2 3 ARTS ACADEMY IN THE WOODS 0 1 ASHLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 ATHENS AREA SCHOOL 1 2 ATHERTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 ATLANTA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 AU GRES-SIMS SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 AUTRAIN-ONOTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 1 AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 5 6 BACON MEMORIAL DISTRICT LIBRARY 0 1 BAD AXE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 BALDWIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 1 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 BANGOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 3 4 BARAGA TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 1 2 BARK RIVER - HARRIS SCHOOLS 1 2 BARRY INTERMEDIATE S D 0 1 BATH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 BATTLE CREEK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10 11 BAY CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 13 14 BAY DE NOC COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 3 BAY-ARENAC COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 0 1 BAY-ARENAC ISD 4 5 BEAL CITY SCHOOLS 1 2 BEAR LAKE SCHOOL 0 1 BEAVER ISLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL 0 1 BEAVERTON RURAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 3 BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 7 8 BEECHER COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 BELDING AREA SCHOOLS 3 4 BELLAIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 BELLEVUE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 BENDLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 BENTLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 BENTON HARBOR AREA SCHOOLS 7 8 BENZIE COUNTY CENTRAL SCHOOLS 2 3 BERKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 5 6 BERRIEN REGIONAL EDUC SERV AGENCY 4 5 BERRIEN SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 BESSEMER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 BIG BAY DE NOC SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 1 BIG JACKSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 1 BIG RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 BIRCH RUN AREA SCHOOLS 2 3 BIRMINGHAM CITY SCHOOLS 14 15 BLISSFIELD COMMUNITY S D 2 3 BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 14 15 BLOOMINGDALE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 2 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 BOYNE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 BOYNE FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOL 0 1 BRANCH COUNTY INTERMEDIATE S D 4 5 BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 5 BRANDYWINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 BRECKENRIDGE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 BREITUNG TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 2 3 BRIDGEPORT-SPAULDING COMMUNITY S D 3 4 BRIDGMAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOLS 8 9 BRIMLEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 BRITTON-MACON AREA SCHOOL 1 2 BRONSON COMMUNITY SCHOOL 2 3 BROWN CITY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 BUCHANAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 BUCKLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 BUENA VISTA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 BULLOCK CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 BURR OAK COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 0 1 BYRON AREA SCHOOL 1 2 BYRON CENTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 CADILLAC AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 CALEDONIA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 5 6 CALHOUN COUNTY INTERMEDIATE S D 5 6 CALUMET PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 CAMDEN-FRONTIER SCHOOL 1 2 CAPAC COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 CARMAN-AINSWORTH COMMUNITY S D 6 7 CARNEY-NADEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL 0 1 CARO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 CARROLLTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 3 CARSON CITY-CRYSTAL AREA SCHOOL 2 3 CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC SCHOOL 1 2 CASEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL 0 1 CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 CASSOPOLIS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 3 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 CEDAR SPRINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 CENTER LINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 CENTRAL LAKE-ANTRIM CO PUBLIC SCH 1 2 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 15 16 CENTRAL MONTCALM PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 CENTREVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 CHARLES S MOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9 10 CHARLEVOIX PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 CHARLEVOIX-EMMET ISD 2 3 CHARLOTTE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 CHASSELL TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 0 1 CHEBOYGAN AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY 0 1 CHEBOYGAN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 CHEBOYGAN-OTSEGO-PRESQUE ISLE ESD 2 3 CHELSEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 5 CHESANING-UNION SCHOOLS 3 4 CHIPPEWA HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 CHIPPEWA VALLEY SCHOOLS 18 19 CHURCH SCHOOL 0 1 CLARE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 CLARE-GLADWIN INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 CLARENCEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 3 CLARKSTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS #3F 7 8 CLAWSON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 CLIMAX-SCOTTS COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 CLINTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 CLINTON COUNTY INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 CLINTONDALE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 CLIO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 5 COLDWATER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 COLEMAN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 COLOMA COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 COLON COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 COMMONWEALTH COMMUNITY DEV ACADEMY 0 1 COMSTOCK PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 4 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 COMSTOCK PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 CONCORD ACADEMY-PETOSKEY 0 1 CONCORD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 CONSTANTINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 COON-BERLIN TOWNSHIP S D #3 0 1 COOPERSVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 COOR INTERMEDIATE S D 2 3 COPPER COUNTRY INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 CORUNNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 COUNTRYSIDE CHARTER SCHOOL 0 1 COVERT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 CRAWFORD-AUSABLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 CRAWFORD-EXCELSIOR S D #1 0 1 CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES ACADEMY 0 1 CRESTWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 5 CROSWELL-LEXINGTON SCHOOLS 2 3 DA VINCI INSTITUTE 0 1 DANSVILLE SCHOOLS 1 2 DAVISON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 5 6 DEARBORN HEIGHTS S D #7 2 3 DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 26 27 DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 DECKERVILLE COMMUNITY S D 1 2 DEERFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 0 1 DELTA COLLEGE 9 10 DELTA-SCHOOLCRAFT INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 DELTON-KELLOGG SCHOOLS 2 3 DETOUR AREA SCHOOLS 0 1 DETROIT ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCES 0 1 DETROIT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 0 1 DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 198 199 DETROIT SERVICE LEARNING ACADEMY 0 1 DEWITT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 DEXTER COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 5 6 DICKINSON-IRON INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 DOLLAR BAY-TAMARACK CITY AREA SCH 0 1 5 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 DOWAGIAC-UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 4 DRYDEN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 DUNDEE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 DURAND AREA SCHOOLS 2 3 EAST CHINA SCHOOL DISTRICT #3 7 8 EAST DETROIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 9 EAST GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 EAST JACKSON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 EAST JORDAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 EAST LANSING PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 10 11 EASTERN U P INTERMEDIATE S D 1 2 EATON COUNTY INTERMEDIATE S D 2 3 EATON RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 EAU CLAIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 ECORSE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 EDISON OAKLAND ACADEMY 0 1 EDISON PUBLIC SCHOOL ACADEMY 0 1 EDWARDSBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 EL-HAJJ MALIK EL-SHABAZZ ACADEMY 0 1 ELK RAPIDS SCHOOLS 1 2 ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY SCHOOL 1 2 ELM RIVER TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS 0 1 ENGADINE CONSOLIDATED S D #4 0 1 ESCANABA AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4 5 ESSEXVILLE-HAMPTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 EVART PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2 3 EWEN-TROUT CREEK CONSOL S/D 1 2 FAIRVIEW AREA SCHOOLS 1 2 FARMINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 20 21 FARWELL AREA SCHOOLS 2 3 FENNVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL 2 3 FENTON AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 FERNDALE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 7 8 FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY 12 13 FITZGERALD PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 6 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 FLAT ROCK COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 2 3 FLINT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 39 40 FLINT PUBLIC LIBRARY 1 2 FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 4 5 FOREST AREA SCHOOLS 1 2 FOREST HILLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 13 14 FOREST PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 FOWLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 FOWLERVILLE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 FRANKENMUTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 FRANKFORT-ELBERTA AREA SCHOOLS 1 2 FRASER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 FREE SOIL COMMUNITY S E #8 0 1 FREELAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 FREMONT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 FRUITPORT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 4 5 FULTON SCHOOLS 2 3 GALESBURG-AUGUSTA COMMUNITY S D 2 3 GALIEN TOWNSHIP SCHOOL 0 1 GARDEN CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 9 10 GAUDIOR ACADEMY 0 1 GAYLORD COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 4 5 GENESEE COUNTY INTERMEDIATE S D 10 11 GENESEE SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 2 GIBRALTAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 4 5 GLADSTONE AREA SCHOOLS 3 4 GLADWIN COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 3 4 GLEN LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 2 GLENN-GANGES S D #4 0 1 GOBLES PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 GODFREY-LEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 2 GODWIN HEIGHTS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 GOGEBIC COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 2 GOGEBIC-ONTONAGON INTERMEDIATE S D 0 1 GOODRICH AREA SCHOOLS 2 3 7 Retirement Effective Date Extensions For Public School Employee Department of Technology, Management & Budget Additional Additional Extensions REPORTING UNITS WITH EXTENSIONS extensions +1 GRAND BLANC COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 7 8 GRAND HAVEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS 7 8 GRAND LEDGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 GRAND RAPIDS COMM COLLEGE 10 11 GRAND RAPIDS PUBLIC SCHOOLS 39 40 GRANDVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 GRANT PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 4 GRANT TOWNSHIP SCHOOL 0 1 GRASS LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS 1 2 GRATIOT-ISABELLA INTERMEDIATE S D 3 4 GREENVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 6 7 GROSSE ILE TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
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