General Information

The Muskegon Public Schools of the City of Muskegon encompasses an area approximately 19.3 square miles and is located on the western shore in the central portion of Michigan's lower peninsula. It includes all of the City of Muskegon as well as portions of the City of Norton Shores and Muskegon Township.

The school district is unique in that it not only offers a comprehensive preschool through twelfth grade curriculum to its students, but it also operates the Muskegon Museum of Art and Muskegon Training and Education Center (MTEC). In addition, Muskegon Public Schools provides special education services for hearing impaired students from the other 11 school districts in Muskegon County.

Muskegon residents are offered a wide variety of services through Muskegon Public Schools. Elementary students are involved not only in the basic academic subjects but also in art, music, and physical education. Secondary students are offered a comprehensive curriculum including courses for general education and college preparation.

Special services are provided for students identified as "at risk" or "high need" through a comprehensive compensatory program. Programs in bilingual, English as a second language and migrant education are also provided.

The district operates 7 elementary buildings, two middle school buildings, and one high school campus. Total K-12 enrollment is 5,534 students who are served by teachers and support staff. Over 1,900 additional adult students are enrolled in the Muskegon Training and Education Center (MTEC).

Questions or Comments

General questions or information requests regarding Muskegon Public Schools may be directed to Colin Armstrong, Superintendent, at (231) 720-2001.