2022 Best School Districts in Branch County

Branch Independent School District

• School District
• COLDWATER, MI

• grade A minus

• 2 Total Schools
• 556 Students

Bronson Community School District

• School District
• BRONSON, MI
• Rating 4 out of 5  3 reviews

Alum: Bronson is a very small and close community. I feel that this school district needs more funding by way of offering more for the educators in the classroom, update their technology system, work on improving their cafeteria and meal program. I was able to make wonderful memories here and obtain an education that is now allowing for me to attend MIchigan State University, but there are things that do need attention to get the educators feeling more like they want to use their creativity for the students to improve this educational environment.
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• grade B minus

• 3 Total Schools
• 1,074 Students

Coldwater Community Schools

• School District
• COLDWATER, MI
• Rating 3.56 out of 5  25 reviews

Junior: I'm enjoying it here for the most part. Most of the teachers are really nice and helpful, they could help out the music and arts department more, but the extracurriculars are quite enjoyable. They range from community service related to strictly fun! Most of the sports teams have really good coaches too. Finally, something that doesn't matter too much, but the food quality is pretty alright for school food. Nothing harmful, sometimes really delicious, and sometimes just okay. The lunch ladies are super sweet though, so it's easy to appreciate. My main complaint is that some of the staff here are politically bias, so sometimes you will be treated differently for your point of view.
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• grade C+

• 5 Total Schools
• 2,863 Students

Union City Community Schools

• School District
• UNION CITY, MI
• Rating 4.14 out of 5  7 reviews

Alum: Union city gives each student the best chance to succeed in the new technological world. Starting out in the elementary students have iPads that are used for educational purposes such as reading and online test. Once students get too middle school they each get their own iPad that they get to take home every night. Finally once you're in the high school you get a MacBook Air to take home every night which allows you to complete all online assignments. Since the school is very small and doesn't offer AP classes the school highly encourages dual enrollment classes through two near by community colleges. Some students in the past have graduated from the high school with 46 college credits. Teachers care deeply about students but one issue that often takes place is the extreme amount of favoritisms. Overall though the school is a great place and I would recommend the school to others.
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• grade C+

• 4 Total Schools
• 1,016 Students

Quincy Community Schools

• School District
• QUINCY, MI
• Rating 4 out of 5  5 reviews

Alum: Excellent sense of community among the students when I attended, teachers take the time to get to know their students and form personal relationships with them. Most of the flaws in the school system stem primarily from the lack of funding available to fix them.
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• grade C+

• 3 Total Schools
• 1,210 Students