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COOR Intermediate School District
Superintendent Petri Expands Opportunities
Superintendent Shawn Petri is working with our department directors to streamline and expand services to our stakeholders. The Houghton Lake Resorter featured Mr. Petri in an article called "Petri hoping to expand educational opportunities through COOR ISD"
Our Career & Technical Education program is being revamped for the 2019-2020 school year. Please watch for information on the five-day-per-week schedule with classes at your local district and other districts within the ISD. The Vocational Early Middle College options will continue to allow high school students to earn college credit in Welding, Automotive, or Criminal Justice.
About the ISD
COOR Intermediate School District acts as a link between the Michigan Department of Education and local school districts. The ISD provides Special Education, Career and Technical Education, Early Childhood, and General Education programs and services. This four-county area comprises the second-largest region serviced by any ISD in the state (square miles) and the local districts enroll about 7,500 students.
COOR ISD is located in picturesque northern Michigan, a region known for its natural beauty, teeming with lakes and rivers and vast tracts of forests. The area is renowned for outdoor opportunities including numerous ski resorts, world-class golf courses, wildlife viewing, hiking, hunting, and fishing.
COOR ISD News
The March 13, 2019 regular meeting will begin at 6:00 PM.
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MDE Grant funded programs:
Mission Statement
The Mission of COOR ISD is to provide programs and services with our partners to support the learning needs of our schools and communities.
Vision Statement
The Vision of the COOR ISD is to be the leader for excellence in the continuum of services supporting programs within the schools and communities we serve.
Strategic Planning
The Board of Education adopted the new mission and vision statements created at the planning session in January. The Administration team is detailing action steps to implement each of the goal statements identified by the group of stakeholders. Strategic Plan Summary
Constituent Districts
COOR ISD includes the counties of Crawford, Oscoda, Ogemaw and Roscommon, an area covering 2400 square miles. Within this area, COOR serves six local public school districts and two Public School Academies (see "District Map" to the right):
Crawford-AuSable Schools
Mio AuSable Schools
Fairview Area Schools
Houghton Lake Community Schools
Roscommon Area Public Schools
West Branch-Rose City Schools
Charlton Heston Academy
Alternative Educational Academy of Ogemaw County
The ISD collects and monitors data that is required by the Michigan Department of Education and works with local districts to ensure that the type and nature of services needed within our area are properly represented at the state level.
The services that the ISD provides allow local school districts regardless of size to have access to quality personnel, services and programs that they could not afford individually. This prevents unnecessary duplication and better use of state and local money through the sharing of resources.
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Accessibility:
The COOR Intermediate School District makes every effort to provide a high quality website with information and links that facilitate the accomplishment of our educational mission. COOR ISD Accessibility Policy While we make every effort to ensure accessibility prior to publishing third-party content, due to the unpredictable nature of the Internet, the accessibility of this content may change. If you have difficulty accessing content, please contact our Accessibility Coordinator at accessibility@coorisd.net.
Non-Discrimination
The COOR Intermediate School District gives notice that it does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, age, height, weight, political belief, religious belief, marital status, or disability in the education programs and activities operated by the District, including employment. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Marc Wills, Director of Special Education, and/or Gregory A. Bush, Superintendent, 11051 N Cut Rd, PO Box 827, Roscommon MI 48653, (989) 275-9555.