St. Clair County Intervention Academy

Located at 1170 Michigan Road in Port Huron, Michigan, the St. Clair County Intervention Academy operates as an active, single-school independent charter district. Situated within a small suburban setting in the greater Detroit-Warren-Dearborn area, the district serves students in grades 6 through 12, in addition to offering flexible ungraded academic programming. Designed as an independent local education agency for federal programs, the academy provides a specialized secondary learning framework tailored to re-engage middle and high school students who benefit from an alternative, intervention-focused academic environment.

The academy features an exceptionally small learning community supported by a high concentration of instructional and operational staff. According to recent federal education data, the district serves a total enrollment of 34 students—including 28 male and 6 female learners—representing a diverse mix of White, Black, multiracial, Hispanic, and American Indian backgrounds. To support this student body, the academy employs approximately 10.7 full-time equivalent teachers and nearly 6 full-time equivalent support staff members. This robust workforce of 16.5 total full-time equivalent personnel creates a remarkable student-to-teacher ratio of roughly 3 to 1, ensuring that each learner receives intensive individualized attention, tailored coursework, and dedicated institutional support.