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School
Township
County
Year
Location
Use
BM
Notes
Union Plains #7f
Burns
Shiawassee
1871-1940
Britton Rd, SW corner of Grand River & Reed Rds, S/17
17
Log/W
As usual the first school was put together with logs. A frame school was later built and used until the district joined the Byron District in the 1940's. The school was closed and has been torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 7 p. 40
Octagon #6
Sciota
Shiawassee
1859-1967
7430 Doyle Rd, E of Austin Rd
23
W/B
The Octagon School was built as early as 1859. It was moved and a brick building was built there. That school had several improvements. In 1967 annexed to Laingsburg. The brick school was later sold, remodeled and turned into a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 4 p. 70
Shaftsburg #6
Woodhull
Shiawassee
1840-1961
Schools 1/2 mile W of the Village of Shaftsburg
23
Log/W
In 1840 District #2 (later changed to #4) was in a log building. A frame school was built in 1885. In the 1960-61 school year Shaftsburg annexed to Perry. A new large schoolhouse had been built and the previous school became the Woodhull Township Hall. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 9 p. 25
Dewey #1f
Owosso
Shiawassee
1869-1962
4006 W Hibbard Rd
5
Log/W/B
The Dewey School was the last log schoolhouse to be used in Shiawassee County. It was also known as the Arnold School. It had a board & batten wooden-frame that was built in 1869. It was still standing in 1992 at 4006 W Hibbard Rd (May be referred to as District #2) Echoes of Yesteryears v. 1 p. 18
Wallace #3
Perry
Shiawassee
1881-1943
Beard Rd, E of Beardslee Rd
20
W
First educating here was in a home school. Next was a frame school that was built in 1881. This school served the district until 1943 when it annexed to Perry. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 96
Morton #2
Bennington
Shiawassee
1901-1956
N of intersection at 7200 Friegel Rd, S/30
30
Log/B
After using first a log school, a frame school was built probably on land donated by Mr. Morton. This school had a buggy shed for use by the teacher. The school continued to serve for many years and was improved as money allowed. In 1956 the school closed and was annexed to Laingsburg School. The schoolhouse is still standing and there are hopes to turn it into a Museum. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 17
Young #5
Caledonia
Shiawassee
1870-1963
NW corner of N Kerby & Wilkinson Rds
2
Log/W
A crude log school was probably first built here. In 1870 a frame building was built on the corner. Several improvements were made. The education and curriculum were good as the students that went on to H.S. were well prepared academically. In 1963 it became necessary to annex to Corunna. The schoolhouse was torn-down and a new residence has been built on the site. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 2 p. 44
Clark #7
New Haven
Shiawassee
1867-1962
SW corner of N State & Juddville Rds
33
Log/B
In 1897 the school was re-built in brick, modernized with plumbing and had an oil furnace. In 1962 annexed to Corunna and Owosso, although it stayed open for a few years longer, then closed and was torn-down. A new residence has been built on the site. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 58
Hammond #7f
Middlebury
Shiawassee
1856-1959
SW corner of Dewey & Shaftsburg Rds, S/35
35
Log/W/B
First school was built of logs. Then a frame one was built in 1866. Then later a modernized brick school was built. In 1958-59 annexed to Owosso & Ovid-Elsie. School was sold and is now a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 4 p. 14
Cantley #4f
Hazelton
Shiawassee
1887-1962
NW corner of Easton & N Vernon Rds
9
Log/W
Annexed to Chesaning, New Lothrop or New Cantley. Replaced Day and Rosa Schools. The schoolhouse remains on the corner. In 1918 the biggest problem was in teaching the English language. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 23
Pittsburg #4
Bennington
Shiawassee
1850-1920
SW corner of M-52 & Grand River Rds
28
Log/W/B
A home school, then a log school was probably the beginning of Pittsburg #4. Pittsburgh was named after early settler John Pitts. After the log school, a frame school was built. That was followed by a beautiful brick building. The old school was purchased by the Methodist Church. It was moved and used for a buggy shed. In 1887 a beautiful brick building was built. The school moved S of original site and consolidated with Perry Schools. The school was then sold and is now a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 25
Corunna School District
Caledonia
Shiawassee
1842-
106 S Shiawassee St, S of State St
28
W/B
In 1842, the Corunna School District was organized. Later that year a frame schoolhouse was constructed. In 1851, a two-story brick school was built to accommodate the growing population. Then a larger three-story brick school was erected in 1866 just N of that schoolhouse. In the fall of 1882 both buildings burned-down. So another three-story brick school was built in 1882 to serve grades K-12. On April 14, 1908 that school burned-down. The present school was built that same year with funds from the insurance policies and a bond issued. Designated a Michigan Historical Site. Traveling thru Time p. 412
Haviland #1
Burns
Shiawassee
1848-1921
NW corner of the SW 1/4 of S/1. Byron Village
1
Log/W
First a log school was built in 1848, but by 1870 a nice frame-school had been built on 1/4 acre in S/1. This school was used until annexation to Byron in 1921. It was then moved into the village and used for elementary students. The schoolhouse is no longer standing. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 7 p. 36
Arnold/Baldwin #4
Antrim
Shiawassee
1866-1958
Arnold Farm at the NW corner of Britton & Scribner Rds (Arnold School) & SE corner of the intersection (Baldwin School)
15
Log/W
Original log school was built in 1866 (Arnold School thru about 1887) A frame school was eventually built on the SE corner of the Baldwin farm (Baldwin School) In 1958 annexed to Morrice K-12. The school was closed and then torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 13
Venice Center/Cronkhite #4
Venice
Shiawassee
1840's-1872-1963
Lennon about 1/4 mile S of M-21 (1840-1872) S/22 in the SW 1/4
22
Log/W
The first school in the 1840's was a log school. The next school was built on 1 acre in S/22. It was a frame building which stood for many years. It was also used for church services. The school continued to serve the needs of the community, but in 1963 was annexed to Corunna. The students were bussed into town. The school was torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 2 p. 78
Morgan/Near #1
Antrim
Shiawassee
1849-1943
SE of Godfrey Rd on Beard Rd
21
Log/W/B
A log school was built in 1849. It was known as Near School. It was used for many years, but burned-down. In 1861 it was rebuilt and called The Morgan School as they had purchased the land from him. In 1898 that school burned-down as well and was replaced by a brick building. This building remained until the spring of 1943 when it was destroyed by a cyclone. The students then spread out and attended other schools in the area. In 1956 Morgan annexed with Morrice District. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 28
Creek/West Haven #2f
New Haven
Shiawassee
1847-1962
NE corner of Henderson & Seymour Rds
18
Log/B
In 1899 a new brick school was built on site. In 1962 students annexed and bussed to Owosso School. The building was sold and moved to a farm. The Union Church next door has been converted into a residence. The beautiful West Haven Cemetery is also there. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 64
Bennett #1
Fairfield
Shiawassee
1855-1962
Juddville Rd, 1/2 mile E of Meridian Rd, S/33
33
Log/W
First school was in a log cabin in 1855. Was later replaced by a frame school. At first there were only 12 students. This was District #1, although #2 known as Leavitt and Carland were organized the same day. The school was closed during the years of 1948-50. The students attended Carland at that time. Bennett was annexed in 1962 to Ovid-Elsie. The schoolhouse has been torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 6 p. 10
Merrill #2f
Middlebury
Shiawassee
1863-1969
NW corner of Simpson & Fenner Rds
24
Log/W
Fractional with Owosso. First school was built in 1863. Merrill had so many students in 1957 that they went in split sessions. In 1962 they annexed to a K-12 district and some chose Ovid-Elsie and others chose Owosso. Some classes remained at Merrill until 1969. School was sold and turned into a residence, but later burned-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 4 p. 36
Elm Grove #1f
Antrim
Shiawassee
1855-1962
NE corner of the intersection of Grand River & Cole Rds
1
Log/W
See Knaggs Bridge School. Annexed to Durand in 1962. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 32
Bennington #1
Bennington
Shiawassee
1839-1962
NW corner of Bennington Rd & M-52
3
Log/W
In 1837, 7/8 of an acre was donated as a site. As more and more students enrolled they needed more space, so the log school was sold for $410 and a new frame school was built. Again they outgrew the school and another frame school was built in 1934. The school continued to grow and upon closing had two teachers. The district annexed to to Owosso. The older school reverted back to the farmer and part of the campus of Spring Vale Academy. The last school has been torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 12
German #5
Bennington
Shiawassee
by 1860-1962
SE corner of Garrison & Friegel Rds
17
Log/W
In 1867 a frame school was built. This school was improved, but chose to annex to Owosso in 1962. The school was remodeled and turned into a residence, but later burned-down and is now gone. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 28
Brainard #4f
Fairfield
Shiawassee
1858-1944
9200 Riley Rd, E of Meridian Rd, S/21
21
Log/W
First school was organized in 1858 and was called the Hambleton School. In 1870 and in S/21 was donated for a new school. It was named Brainard in honor of the and donor. It was a frame school which stood until it closed in 1944. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 6 p. 14
Island/Red #8f
Antrim
Shiawassee
1888-1952
Winegar Rd at the SW corner of State Rd intersection
5
Log/W
The first school was a log school built in 1888. It was then replaced by a frame school. The frame school burned-down in 1917 and was replaced by a new school. The school was closed in about 1952 and officially annexed to Morrice in 1956. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 28
New Haven Center #4
New Haven
Shiawassee
1869-1962
SE pt. of SE 1/4 of S/18
18
Log/W
Also called Center School. Modernized and updated over the years. It chose to annex to the Owosso School System. The school building was sold and is now a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 86
Kerby/Thompson #7f
Caledonia
Shiawassee
1882-1963
4990 M-21 & Kerby Rd (Currently Kerby School Art Club)
35
W/B
A small frame building was built in 1882. A larger school was built in 1892. In 1890 there were about 60 students enrolled. The school had chemical toilets, a wood and coal furnace along with an outside pump with one dipper. Electricity in the 1930's. It was decided in 1960 to build a two-room school between Kerby and Shipman Rds. In 1963 it was annexed to Corunna. It had been called both Kerby or Thompson. The school of 1892 is still standing and is used by the Kerby School Arts Club of Owosso. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 2 p. 38
Rush Center #4
Rush
Shiawassee
1869-1961
SW corner of Smith & Six Mile Creek Rds
16
Log/W/B
The first school was a log school built in 1869. It also served as a church. A Circuit rider would visit each locale every couples of weeks. This was a good time for the area families to get together. A frame school had been built, but burned-down around 1900. The students used a wood shed until the new brick school was constructed. This brick school was used until annexation to Owosso in 1961. The building was sold and turned into a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 6 p. 78
Chalker #5
Vernon
Shiawassee
1852-late 1950's
Between Goodall & Bennington Rds, SE corner of the NE 1/4 of S/4
4
Log/W
Was purchased in 1852 and it is believed a log school was built shortly after that. In 1861 a frame school was built. Improved as money would allow. Annexed to Durand in late 1950's. The schoolhouse has been remodeled and is now a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 7 p. 50
Carland #2
Fairfield
Shiawassee
1855-1916
4100 Carmel Rd
26
B
First school was a log school for this large school district. It was also known as the Leavitt School. A frame school was built, but was sold in 1900 to a neighbor because it had become to small. The neighbor moved it to his farm and used it as a blacksmith shop. A new brick school was built, and later in 1916 a room was added. In 1920 this school burned-down and was replaced by the two-room Carland School which is still standing. In 1962 the district annexed to Ovid-Elsie and Carland School was closed. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 6 p. 16
West Branch #4
Owosso
Shiawassee
1864-1961
NW corner of M-21 & Delaney Rd (300 N Delaney Rd)
14
W
The frame school became overcrowded by 1955 and was closed. A new modern two-room brick school was constructed. The old school was sold, but eventually it burned-down. The new brick school was used for many years, but in 1961 the district annexed to Owosso. It was open for a few more years. Eventually it was purchased by the Gilead Baptist Academy, which has been in operation since 1980. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 1 p. 53
Mikan/Huff #8
Vernon
Shiawassee
1865-1883 (Huff) - 1884-1962 (Mikan)
SW corner of Pittsburg & Byron Rds & SE corner of Byron & Newburg Rds
24/26
Log/W
First Huff School dates back to 1865 built of logs. Then in 1884 a new frame-school was built about 1 mile N of Huff School and was named Mikan School. It was one of the first schools to have hot lunches. Annexed to Durand in 1962. Building was sold and turned into a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 7 p. 75
Lemon #8
Shiawassee
Shiawassee
1860's-late 1930's
NE corner of Garrison & Scribner Rds
15
W
School believed to be built in the 1860's and was improved as money would allow. Closed in the late 1930's and annexed to Corunna School. The school was later used by the 4 H Clubs. The restored Lemon School #8 is in McCurdy Park on the south bank of the Shiawassee river and besides Lemon School includes other buildings. This forms the Shiawassee Valley Historical Village. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 58. Slate Spring 1997
Hart/Desborough #5
New Haven
Shiawassee
1864-1965
Kerby Rd, just N of Juddville Rd, S/25
25
Log/W
10 acre site. Frame building with 6 ft of fence around school grounds. In 1962 annexed to Corunna, but remained open until 1965. The school was torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 78
Shiawassee Street School (aka Corunna Union School)
Shiawassee
Shiawassee
1842-2014
106 S Shiawassee St, Corunna
28
W/B
In 1842 a frame school was built at this site. In 1851 a two-story brick school was built to replace the earlier frame structure. A larger, three-story brick school was constructed nearby in 1866, but in 1882, both buildings burned. Later that year, a fourth school building was built. In 1908, this school burned-down too. School built in 1909, served as an Elementary School from 1952-1976, then became the home of the Corunna Public Schools Administrative Offices. The building was closed in 2014. This was the 5th school on this site. It is now an apartment complex. See Corunna listing designated a Michigan Historical Site. Traveling thru Time p. 412
Fremont #4
Shiawassee
Shiawassee
by 1842-1960's
Just N of the Grand River Trail
26
Log/W
A log school was built about 1842 and had 30 students. The school burned-down and a new wooden-frame school was built in 1873. It was improved as they could afford. It closed down in the early 1960's and was annexed to Durand. School is still standing today. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 53
North Branch/Green Meadows #4f
Owosso
Shiawassee
about 1860-1948/60
Moved to North & N Hickory Sts
12
W/B
The first school of record was a frame-school. It remained as it was until 1948. It was replaced by a new two-room brick school. Additions had to be made to the school as the student population grew. In 1960 it was annexed to Owosso but stayed open for elementary students for some time. It is now used for storage for Owosso Schools. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 1 p. 58
Carmody #7
Rush
Shiawassee
1870-1962
NE corner of Juddville & Smith Rds
27
Log/B
After first a log school, a new red brick school was built. Unfortunately it burned-down in 1925, but was replaced by a 2nd brick school. The school was used until 1962 when they annexed with Owosso. It was sold and turned into a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 6 p. 49
Morrice #5
Perry
Shiawassee
1862-1920
111 E Mason, Morrice, MI
13
Log/W/B
After the original log school, a frame school was built in 1885. They had taught grades K-10. 11th grade was added in 1895 and 12th grade in 1907. The building was destroyed by a fire in 1920. It was decided to build a new larger school and the name became the Morrice Rural Agricultural School. After the new K-12 school was built the rural districts of Gallagher, Beard, Morgan, Bennington #6, and Red School all annexed to Morrice. A hot lunch program was added in 1923. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 52
Hazelton Center #1
Hazelton
Shiawassee
1863-about 1950
Henderson Rd, NW corner of Durand Rd
15
Log/W
The first log school was built in 1863. A frame-school was built in 1878 and has stood through many years. Improvements were made as money allowed. School was modernized in the 1940's with electricity and an oil furnace. It was closed in about 1950 and annexed to New Lothrop. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 30
Beard #6f
Antrim
Shiawassee
by 1912-1943
NW corner of Beard & Cork Rds
19
Log/W
Original log school was built sometime before 1912. Then a frame school was built and used until 1943 when a cyclone destroyed it and it was never rebuilt. The students attended neighboring schools until annexation with Morrice in 1956. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 8 p. 18
Sprague #1f
Woodhull
Shiawassee
1839-1956
Winegar & Woodbury Rds in Laingsburg
4
Log/W
First log school built in 1839 near the county line in S/15. Another school that was frame was built in S/4 in the SW corner of Woodbury & Winegar Rds. Annexed to Laingsburg in 1956. A reunion of students was held in the Fall of 2005. A video was recorded. The Slate. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 9 p. 31
Hurd #3
New Haven
Shiawassee
1869-1957
S/8, McCaffrey Rd
8
W
On one acre. Received students from the Day and Rosa Schools. Annexed to Chesaning in 1957. School was sold and is now a residence. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 82
Haggerty #7f
Shiawassee
Shiawassee
1860-1958
NE corner of Lemon & Miller Rds, S/35
35
Log or/W
School built about 1860. It was either a log or frame school. School still standing, but was closed in 1958 and the district annexed to Durand. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 5 p. 57
Owosso
Owosso
Shiawassee
1840-current
SE corner of Washington & Williams Rds. 330 N Washington St
13
B
First Schoolhouse of Owosso site. Purchased by the Salem Lutheran Church. Later moved to a different site
Lewis #7
Hazelton
Shiawassee
1860-1963
SE corner of Juddville & N Vernon Rds
32
Log/W
School plat was on 1/2 an acre. Annexed to Corunna in 1963. School stayed open a couple more years then closed in 1965 and was torn-down. Echoes of Yesteryears v. 3 p. 40
Lake Township #3
St. Clair
before 1922
Originally in Eden Township #5
2nd public school
St. Clair
1845
Intersection of Cass & 6th Sts
This location does not use Township or Section Numbers
W
Eugene, the brother of the teacher, Miss Francis Smith built her a school of her own at 3rd & Jay Sts. St. Clair p. 127. The little school at Cass & 6th Sts was moved and became an addition to the county jail which is now a private home
Persel (28) #6
Wales
St. Clair
E side of Fitz Rd between Marquette & Smith Creek Rds
10 schools were in Wales Township at one time. Now (2025) there are none
Elm Grove (59) #3
Casco
St. Clair
Burtz (68) #1f
Burtchville
St. Clair
Fractional with students from Worth Township. St Clair County Schools
Kendall #4f
Kenockee/Wales
St. Clair
Fractional. School may be named after Chas. Kendall. Memories of St. Clair p. 498. Students from Wales Township also attended this school. School closed. St. Clair County Schools
Lockbridge #6
Berlin
St. Clair
Capac & Terry Rds
Converted into a residence. St Clair County Schools
Lutz (33)
Brockway/Greenwood
St. Clair
May be named after Fred Lutz. Memories of St. Claire p. 636
Wadhams 168) #1f
Kimball
St. Clair
Fractional. St. Clair County Schools
Beech
Wales
St. Clair
E side of Parks Rd between River & Lamb Rds
Curtiss #5
Mussey
St. Clair
Bullock (27) #2
Lynn
St. Clair
11?
Possibly named after Wm Bullock. Memories of St Clair p. 467
Shutt (21) #3f
Mussey/Emmett
St. Clair
3f also Fractional. Students from both Mussey and Emmett Townships attended this school. St. Clair County Schools
Red (45) #7
Clyde
St. Clair
1837-1863
Two-story school on St. Clair river N of Brown St. In 1849 moved to the NW corner of 3rd and Mulberry Sts where it operated until 1863. Memories of St. Clair p. 127
Allen (38)
Kenockee/Clyde
St. Clair
If in Avoca, Possibly on Oatman Rd
Unknown?
Residence
Kelley (20) #2f
Mussey/Brockway
St. Clair
Donald Rd, 1/4 mile E of Martin Rd
Fractional. Students from Brockway Township also attended this School. School closed. St. Clair County Schools
Swartout
Clay
St. Clair
Dust (27) #6
Cottrellville
St. Clair
O'Connor #2
Emmett
St. Clair
11
B
Abandoned building but still standing
Pine Grove School 8F
Greenwood
St. Clair
late 1800's- early 1900's
At Bishop Hwy & W Gary Rd? Couldn't find this location
Unknown
W
Malane
Port Huron
St. Clair
Turned into a Museum
Fair Haven #2
Ira
St. Clair
Cherry Beach (37) #2
Cottrellville
St. Clair
37
Susan Mercurio (Mercurio 707@charter.net) went to school there in 1954-55. Teacher for Kindergarten was Mrs. O'Leary next door at Algonac State Park. She is looking for photo of school. 9/9/2024
Maedel #7f
Lynn? Mussey
St. Clair
Norman Rd, 1/3 mile E of Cade Rd
Fractional. Possibly students from both Lynn and Mussey both attended this school. St. Clair County Schools
Vincent (22) #3f
Fort Gratiot
St. Clair
Fractional. Students from another school also attended here. St. Clair County Schools
Canada Settlement
St. Clair/Columbus
St. Clair
Closed. St Clair County Schools
Gould (30) #4
Berlin
St. Clair
Capac Rd, 1/4 mile S of Hough Rd
Teacher in 1906: Nellie Cawthorne. Turned into a residence. St Clair County Schools
North Street (22) #2f
Fort Gratiot
St. Clair
Fractional. Students from Clyde also attended here. St. Clair County Schools
Diem (94) #6
China
St. Clair
Ruby (34) #4
Clyde
St. Clair
Brandon #7f
Emmett/Brandon
St. Clair
Closed. St. Clair County Schools
Red Brick #2f
East China
St. Clair
by 1852-1954
696 Meisner Rd, East China, MI 48054
W/B
East China #2f was built prior to 1852 as a frame school. In about 1873 it was replaced by a brick school. Classes were held there until 1954. The Township restored the school during years 1988-1991 for use as a museum. Designated a Michigan Historical Site. Traveling thru Time p. 393
Raymond (29) #4f
Burtchville
St. Clair
Fractional with students from Grant Township. St Clair County Schools
Jones (31) #7f
Casco
St. Clair
Fractional with students from Columbia. St Clair County Schools
Carleton (64) #2f
China
St. Clair
Bernard #5
Wales
St. Clair
Could not locate a school under this name
??
??
St. Clair
Moved to Goodells County Park, Wales Township
Exhibit Building & DORS
??
??
St. Clair
Moved to 200 School Dr, Yale, MI
DORS
Lake Township Dis #2
St. Clair
-1838-still 1910
One of the 3 public school districts. Believed that the first public school in the township was established
Jeddo (38) #2
Grant
St. Clair
Kimball #8f
Kimball
St. Clair
Township Unit 780/228
Fractional. Students from Clyde also attended Kimball School. St. Clair County Schools
Mudge
Wales
St. Clair
N side of Card Rd, W of Mayer Rd
Black (39)
Kenockee
St. Clair
If in Avoca, Possibly on Oatman Rd
If so, residence
One of the First Schools
St. Clair
1831
Classes held in County Court House on the 2nd floor. St. Clair, MI
State Road
Fort Gratiot
St. Clair
City of St. Clair (480/463)
St. Clair
St. Clair
Wright (69) #3
China
St. Clair
Hart (35) #9f
Cottrellville
St. Clair
Bidleman (26) #6f
Brockway
St. Clair
late 1800's- early 1900's
Unknown?
W
Closed. St Clair County Schools. The Bidleman School was a rural educational institution located in Brockway Township, St. Clair County, Michigan. It was designated as School No. 6 Fractional within the Township
Plaisted (32)
Kenockee
St. Clair
If in Avoca, possibly on Oatman Rd
If so, Residence
County Line #8f
Berlin/Almont
St. Clair
Almont Rd near county line
Poplar Grove/Jacob (31) #3f
Casco
St. Clair
Fractional with students from Ira attending this school. St Clair County Schools
Bunker (16) #2
Columbus
St. Clair
Churchill #6f
Mussey/Lynn, Imlay
St. Clair
McConnell #3f
Emmett
St. Clair
N Quain Rd, 1/4 mile N of Sullivan Rd
Fractional. Students from Brockway Township also attended this school. St. Clair County Schools

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