Crawford Ausable School District

The Crawford AuSable School District is situated in Grayling, Michigan, the county seat of Crawford County, and serves over 1,600 students from preschool through grade 12 across four schools. The district is committed to fostering a growth-oriented educational environment that emphasizes the development of its students and community. Dedicated to excellence, the Crawford AuSable School District offers a variety of programs designed to support student achievement and well-being. With a focus on community engagement and student participation, the district strives to create a safe and enriching atmosphere for all learners. Generated from the website

Grayling High School serves students in grades nine through 12, and is governed by Crawford AuSable School District. The high school offers various college preparatory, vocational and special education programs, family and consumer sciences, and its curriculum also includes arts, English, health education, math, music, science and social studies. Its sport programs include cheerleading, field hockey, soccer, cross country, basketball, wrestling, track and field, tennis, baseball, and softball. The school s extracurricular activities include art and computer clubs, debates, student council, drama club, and chorus and band. It has a library and a computer lab, and also provides guidance and counseling services, and meal and transportation services. The school is located in Grayling, Mich.

Coor Intermediate School District, located in Gerrish Township, MI, is an educational organization that serves six local public school districts and two Public School Academies in the counties of Crawford, Oscoda, Ogemaw, and Roscommon. With a focus on providing quality personnel, services, and programs, Coor ISD ensures that all students have access to the resources they need for success. They also work closely with local districts to collect and monitor data required by the Michigan Department of Education, advocating for the needs of the community at the state level. Coor ISD is committed to preparing students for the ever-changing job market and supporting employers in finding skilled workers. They have placed a 1.0 mill proposal on the February 2024 ballot to eliminate tuition for Career Technical Education (CTE) programs attended by local school district students and subsidize the cost of transportation to these programs. By sharing resources and preventing duplication, Coor ISD maximizes the efficient use of state and local funds, ensuring that even smaller districts have access to high-quality educational opportunities.Generated from the website