Iron Mountain Public Schools

Located at 217 Izzo Mariucci Way in Iron Mountain, Michigan, Iron Mountain Public Schools is an active, traditional public school district serving a remote town community within the border-spanning Iron Mountain, MI-WI metropolitan area. Operating five schools as an independent, non-charter district, it offers continuous primary and secondary education across a complete kindergarten through 12th-grade spectrum. According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district serves a total student body of 813 learners, comprising 415 male and 398 female students. The student population includes 667 White, 65 Hispanic, 59 multiracial, 11 Asian, 9 American Indian, and 2 Black students, with grade-level enrollment ranging from 74 kindergarteners to a senior cohort of 106 students in the 12th grade.

To support its student body and maintain smooth operations across all five facilities, Iron Mountain Public Schools employs a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 222.36 staff members. This comprehensive team includes 83.54 FTE classroom teachers, 15.57 FTE instructional aides, and 123.25 FTE support personnel, establishing a well-staffed educational environment. Geographically anchored within Michigan's 2601 Congressional District, 26038 State Senate District, and 26110 State House District, the district provides a vital educational foundation for local families. Community members, prospective parents, and researchers can learn more about the district by visiting its official website at www.imschools.org or by calling the administrative office at (906) 779-2600.