Munising Public Schools is a public school district in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. In Alger County, it serves Munising, the townships of Grand Island and Munising, and part of Au Train Township. It also serves part of Hiawatha Township in Schoolcraft County.
History The first school in Munising was known as the Froebel school, and originally held all grades. It was built in 1897 on Chocolay Street and served as a school until 1925.
Munising's former Central School was built in 1902. On December 21, 1920, it was destroyed by fire. William G. Mather Elementary was originally the district's high school, and opened in fall 1922 to replace the burned building.
Due to inadequate facilities and a shortened school day, Munising's high school temporarily lost its accreditation in 1977. The current middle/high school was built in 1980. Later that year, Munising High's football team won the Class C state championship at the Pontiac Silverdome.
Munising's public library, known as a "school public library," is located within the middle/high school.
Schools +Schools in Munising Public Schools School AddressNotes Munising Middle/High School 810 M-28 West, Munising Grades 6–12 William G. Mather Elementary411 Elm Avenue, Munising Grades PreK-5
References
External links Munising Public Schools