2022 Best School Districts in Dickinson County

Breitung Township School District

• School District
• KINGSFORD, MI
• Rating 4.4 out of 5  5 reviews

Parent: Breitung Township Schools have amazing teachers and Staff. They truly care about the students and want them to excel in academics as well as sports. It's a very safe environment. The community, kids and staff take pride in their school. They offer AP courses for students to get college credits while attending High School. They also have college courses and are affiliated with the local community college. The teachers and counselors are there to help the students when they need help with school work. I am an alumni of Kingsford High School. I am proud to have my kids attending Kingsford High School.
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• grade A minus

• 3 Total Schools
• 1,910 Students

Norway-Vulcan Area Schools

• School District
• NORWAY, MI
• Rating 4.4 out of 5  5 reviews

Senior: Overall, the school is a pretty good school that I enjoyed attending all throughout my high school and grade school career. The staff and facilities are both very good, but improvements could be made. Some of the staff teach excellently while others prefer to slack off. The athletic facilities are kept looking in peak condition while the art and music department are lacking care due to less involvement. Even if the art and music department has some nice facilities, it still is lacking involvement in all areas. The school does focus on tough academic studies that will prepare a student for college, and even are offering a couple college courses through a local college to students. Being that it’s located in a small area the school isn’t very diverse but does get a lot of support from the community.
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• grade B+

• 3 Total Schools
• 648 Students

Iron Mountain Public Schools

• School District
• IRON MOUNTAIN, MI
• Rating 4.83 out of 5  6 reviews

Alum: Iron Mountain was a great place to go to middle and high school. Throughout the 4 years I spent at the high school, I saw the creation of new sports team (baseball), increased funding towards facilities (remodeled all the science labs and bathrooms on the second and third floor), increased funding to the arts program including a large grant to the band which was used to buy new marching uniforms which I was extremely proud to be able to march in my senior year. Iron mountain has access to some of the best minds in education, and despite seeming like a normal student in highschool, I have noticed I am much better prepared than most of my college peers and friends, especially in math. While many students struggled to pass calculus and statistics, I felt well prepared for those classes, despite not being a particularly strong math student in high school.
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• grade B minus

• 5 Total Schools
• 829 Students

North Dickinson County Schools

• School District
• FELCH, MI

• grade C+

• 1 Total Schools
• 255 Students

Dickinson-Iron Independent School District

• School District
• KINGSFORD, MI

• grade unavailable

• 2 Total Schools
• 183 Students