Negaunee Public Schools is a public school district in Marquette County, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It serves Negaunee, Palmer, the townships of Negaunee and Richmond, and part of Ishpeming Township.
History The town of Negaunee traces its beginnings to the discovery of iron ore in 1847 on the site of the current high school. Negaunee established a Union School in 1865. As Negaunee prospered, a new school was built in 1888, which would ultimately serve as the high school until a new high school was built in 1909. The 1888 school was rebuilt around 1935, and is today known as Negaunee Middle School. One of the mine buildings was renovated into the current high school, which opened in fall 1986.
The roof of the district's bus barn collapsed in February 2019 due to heavy snow. The barn was repaired by the end of February 2020.
In 2022, the district built an indoor practice facility.
Schools +Schools in Negaunee Public Schools School AddressNotes Negaunee High School500 West Arch Street, Negaunee Grades 9–12 Negaunee Middle School102 West Case Street, NegauneeGrades 5-8 Lakeview Elementary200 Croix Street, NegauneeGrades K-4 Mini Miners Learning Center207 North Teal Lake Avenue, NegauneePreschool
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External links Negaunee Public Schools