To view the District Annual Education Report please click on the link below.  To view building level reports, please click on the building home page and then on the Annual Education Report folder.

District Annual Education Report

Welcome to Center Line Public Schools!

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Center Line Public Schools is a limited school-of-choice district.  The school district will be accepting School of Choice Applications for Kindergarten ONLY through September 10, 2010

Enrollment Information
Center Line Public Schools will be accepting enrollment packets for the 2010-2011 school year at the Administration Building.  Registration for all schools will take place at the Administration Building, 26400 Arsenal Avenue, Center Line, MI  48015. If you have additional questions, please contact Sharon Maszal, Pupil Services, at maszals@clps.org or by calling 586-510.2043 or Jan Fix, Secretary to Administrative Services, at fixj@clps.org or by calling 586-510-2040.

All documentation and necessary forms can be located in the Enrollment Information link below or available at any of the Center Line Public Schools including the Administration Building. 

Center Line Schools Kindergarten classes are now full-day, but if a parent wishes to enroll their child as a half-day Kindergarten student they may do so. 

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Center Line Public Schools
is proud to be a
"Bucketfilling" District  

Inspired by the books
How Full Is Your Bucket
and  
Have You Filled a Bucket Today? A Guide to Daily Happiness for Kids,
the Center Line Public School District supports "bucketfilling" for our students and staff.  Each month we will highlight our students throughout the district for their accomplishments.

"Have you filled someone's bucket today?"
Send an eletronic (e-mail) drop - click on the link below.

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What is Collaborative Leadership?

Collaborative Leadership is the processes, activities, and relationships in which stakeholders in Center Line Public Schools exchange information, share ideas, and pool our collective resources for mutual benefit to better serve our students.

Why is Collaborative Leadership Important?

Most issues that public schools wrestle with are complex, interdependent, and affect many stakeholders.  To properly address these issues requires a systematic approach with diverse input and multiple perspectives.  By including all stakeholders, Center Line Public Schools will gain a better assessment of the environment, more clearly define the issues affecting our schools and potential solutions, create a more trusting working environment while sharing the decision making process, and developing leaders.

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The GO Group [Global Outreach Group] is a sub-committee of the "Be the Change" initiative started at Center Line High School in the Fall of 2009.  The committee hopes to be able to sponsor at least three major community service events per year reaching out beyond the borders of Center Line ~ across the state, country and the world.