Burr Oak Community School District

Located at 326 E Eagle Street in Burr Oak, Michigan, the Burr Oak Community School District serves as an active educational hub for its rural distant community within the broader Sturgis area. As a traditional, non-charter public school district, it oversees three operational schools that provide a comprehensive academic journey spanning from kindergarten through 12th grade. The district remains committed to delivering accessible, localized public education, offering families a unified community structure where students can grow from early elementary years through high school graduation. Parents, prospective families, and community members can discover more about district programming by visiting burroakcs.org or contacting the central administrative office directly at (269) 489-2213.

The district's student profile reflects a close-knit learning environment, serving a total of 501 students with a balanced gender composition of 258 female and 243 male learners. While maintaining steady enrollment across the primary and middle grades, the district features particularly strong high school cohorts, including 75 eleventh graders and 63 seniors preparing for post-secondary pathways. Demographically, the student body is primarily White (379 students), complemented by Black (51), Hispanic (39), multiracial (22), American Indian (6), Asian (2), and Pacific Islander (2) learners. To nurture and guide this community, Burr Oak Community School District maintains a dedicated workforce of nearly 99 full-time equivalent staff members, anchored by approximately 36.5 full-time teachers and over 62 support personnel, ensuring comprehensive classroom instruction and robust operational support.