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Preschool students visit their grandfriends at a local senior home.

families dancing the bunny hop in dimmed lighting

Annual preschool family dance fun!

three girls reading with pillows on the floor

Preschool reading time

preschool students holding thank you signs for the bond passage

Early Childhood Center families join the homecoming parade!

Crothers' annual Fun Run

students standing on large Michigan map with markers

Crothers students exploring the Michigan map

student leaders holding coloring books to donate

Crothers' student council brought cheer to local hospital patients.

Wolfe had a student-led "Share the Warmth" community outreach.

Wolfe 7th grade basketball champs!

Wolfe students lead daily pledge and announcements

Wolfe students lead the Pledge of Allegiance and daily announcements.

Wolfe Warrior WEB leaders working on teammwork!

Marching band performing on field at MSBOA

Color Guard performs at wreath laying ceremony

Firefighting class works with city of Center Line dept.

Cheerleaders prepping for homecoming parade

Center Line Public Schools is proudly accredited by NCA CASI, an accrediting division of AdvancED. Our accreditation demonstrates our dedication to continuous improvement in all that we do. We are committed to providing all students relevant and challenging learning experiences to inspire success and empower them to be the leaders of tomorrow.

JROTC Panther Battalion

picture of two students receiving FANUC scholarship and robot

CLHS students (sisters!) won a FANUC robot and scholarships!

Robotics team - Electro Panthers!

Cast of High School Musical

Group shot of girls' basketball team in uniform holding 2017 District trophy

Girls' Basketball District Champs 2017 - Regional Finalists

JROTC Students in uniforms with special guests and family members posted on a double staircase and balcony.

JROTC Dining Out Event

Robotics competition!

Student firefighters and city firefighters together in front of firetruck.

CLHS firefighting students helped out at the city's open house.

high school dance team in final pose at pep rally

Dance team performs at a pep rally.

three high school firefighters in uniform with a class of seated elementary students wearing red fire hats

CLHS firefighting students teach elementary students about fire safety.

Board president cutting black ribbon with school administration and student representatives

Ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the Academies of Center Line!

Superintendent's Message

Students first.

That is the Center Line Public Schools' mantra, the guiding principle of every big decision we make: Is it good for students?

We do more than teach academia. We are about the whole student, helping each to reach their fullest potential and to develop into responsible global citizens. That's why we have initiated innovative programs such as is Academy 21, a flexible learning program for students that allows them to progress at their own pace; the Center Line Partnership, formed for those families who want to homeschool but need additional support; and the career academy model at the high school, developed to make sure all students graduated with something meaningful—not just college readiness, but industry readiness with certifications that can be earned.

Sometimes that means we need to meet their physical needs. The district provides free breakfast for all students, participates with Blessings in a Backpack and Gleaners Food Bank to make sure the neediest students don’t go hungry on the weekends, and makes food available to all student during the summer through the Meet Up and Eat Up program.

Sometimes that means we need to meet emotional needs. We want wrap around our students to help them feel safe, secure, and wanted. Our counselors and social workers are always available, and we have a great partner in CARE of SE Michigan and St. John Hospital. One way we all can feel safe is by being vigilant. We encourage students to talk to a trusted adult if they see or hear something that is concerning. Students and adults alike can use the Michigan.gov confidential tip reporting system, OK2SAY. You can call 1-855-OK2SAY, text, email, or submit tips through the program’s website, www.okay2say.com.

Thank you for working with us as we wrap around our students to provide a sense of safety, belonging, and community. Strong schools = strong community. Together we can!