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General Enrollment Information

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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Facility Study Committee

The economic climate in the United States has taken a huge downturn within the past few years. In the State of Michigan, which is largely supported by the “Big Three” auto companies, we have seen even more dramatic changes. Unfortunately, we are seeing our unemployment numbers rising, foreclosures instead of new mortgages, and state cuts to educational funding. As a result, school districts are struggling to balance their budgets.

The Center Line Public School District took steps to examine how we can operate most efficiently, yet provide the best education for our students. On Monday, October 26, 2009, the Board of Education voted 7-0 to create an advisory Facilities Study sub-committee. The goal of this committee was to study and recommend the closing of an elementary building for the 2010-2011 academic year. The process involved a review of each elementary building, including enrollment trends, building age, condition, capacity, and district finances.

On February 8, 2010, a recommendation was made to the Board of Education to close Miller Elementary School. On February 22, 2010, the Board of Ecuation voted 6-1 to close Miller Elementary School as a K-5 functioning elementary building as of the 2010-2011 school year.

To access information concerning the committees work, please click on the following link:

Facility Study Committee Information

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