Caseville Public Schools

Located at 6609 Vine Street in Caseville, Michigan, Caseville Public Schools is an active, traditional public school district serving a rural remote community in Michigan’s Thumb region. Operating as an independent, single-facility district rather than a charter school or supervisory union component, it delivers an integrated educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. This unified, single-school structure enables the district to maintain continuity throughout a student's academic journey, fostering a close-knit environment where early learning, middle-level development, and high school preparation are seamlessly connected under one roof.

The district serves a focused student body of 186 enrolled students, offering exceptional individualized attention across all grade levels—from early elementary cohorts to a high school division anchored by a 24-student ninth-grade class and a graduating senior class of 16. Supporting this student body is a robust team of educators and personnel, featuring approximately 41 full-time equivalent teachers, instructional assistance, and dedicated support staff totaling over 61 full-time equivalent positions. For parents, students, and educational researchers, Caseville Public Schools represents a compelling model of personalized, community-centered public education delivered within a small, rural district framework.