Boyne Valley Alternative Education
Boyne Valley Annual Report
Many area students follow a different path to graduation through Boyne City
Alternative Education. Located in
Boyne
Falls
’
Boyne
Valley
Education
Center
, the program is a small, quiet,
thoroughly engaging setting where students can exercise learning options as they
pursue their high school diplomas. Course work is conducted in traditional
classroom settings, one-on-one, or independently. Additional opportunities
include field trips, community service, on-line learning, dual enrollment, and
activities in the humanities. The ideal alternative student is goal-oriented and
self-disciplined.
Boyne City Alternative Programs will be hosting conferences on November 8th from 12pm-4pm.
We will not be having conferences on the evening of November 10th. If any parent can not make
the 12-4 conference time on November 8th they may contact the main office directly
at 231-549-7760 and set up an alternate appointment with our building secretary Linda Stachler.
Great Lakes Academic Center
Great Lakes Annual Report
Great Lakes Academic
Center was established in 1996 as a
cooperative program between Charlevoix
County 7th Probate Court and Boyne City
Public Schools. The first of its kind in the region, Great Lakes
was originally conceived as a way for court-adjudicated students to keep up with
schoolwork during their time in non-secure detention homes. The program quickly
grew to include court-placed students who were in need of a structured
environment in which to learn. With the addition of a residential drug and
alcohol rehab component through Bay Area Substance Education Services (BASES) in
Charlevoix, Great Lakes continues to serve a varied population from throughout
the state.
Suspension Detention Room Telephone (231) 549-7760 Ext. 17
NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION: In reference
to Policy JAA-B, Boyne City Pubic School does not discriminate on the basis of
religion, race, color, national origin, sex, or disability in its programs,
activities or employment. Further, it is the policy of this District to provide
an equal opportunity for all students, regardless of gender, religion, race,
color, national origin or ancestry, disability, marital status, place of
residence within the boundaries of the District, or social or economic status,
and/or any other legally protected characteristic, to learn through the
curriculum offered in this District.
Inquiries related to discrimination
on the basis of disability should be directed to Section 504 Coordinator: 1025
Boyne Ave, Boyne City, MI, 49712, (231)439-8200.
Direct all other inquiries related to
discrimination to: Superintendent, 321 S. Park St., Boyne City, MI, 49712, (231)
439-8190