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Provides adults with the opportunity to earn a CMPS diploma or to prepare for the GED through onsite &/or online classes.
A state funded preschool program & a federally funded child development program serving pregnant women, infants, toddlers, &
children through age 5 years
Provides free individualized tutoring assistance to anyone, who needs assistance in reading, writing, spelling, math, English as a second language, GED, & Citizenship preparation.
The school district currently operates one elementary, one middle school, & one high school, serving 1,070 students.
Provides educational programs on the topics of food, nutrition & health; food safety; food preservation; family resource management; recycling; home gardening; agriculture & 4-H Club activities
MAISD is home to Montcalm Area Career Center, Montcalm Transition Center, Seiter Education Center, & the Hamler Administration Building. We offer CTE Programs, Early College, Early Childhood Services, Early On Services, Instructional Services, Local Center Programs, & Special Education Services.
Housed at Flat River Community Library, MARC provides adults and families with free, one-onone tutoring to improve literacy skills including reading, writing, spelling, and English as a Second Language (ESL)
Gender specific assistance focusing on low-income single mothers, women who are justice-involved, & unemployed/underemployed women facing challenges in the workplace. Services include career exploration, employability & life skills, education/training, assistance, classes & workshops, mentoring/support groups, business center, professional clothing, & scholarship program.