OUR MISSION

The Iron Mountain Public School District in partnership with students, parents, and the community ensures that all students:

Develop the ability to think and learn independently as well as cooperatively. 

Develop values of self-discipline and form a strong sense of personal responsibility and respect for others.​

Develop a foundation in which they are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to shape and respond to the future as lifelong learners. 

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DISTRICT NEWS

  • group of students eating Thanksgiving meal
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 26, 2024

    Happy Thanksgiving

    Central Middle School feasted Tuesday afternoon at the annual Middle School Thanksgiving Feast. Thank you to all of those who donated to this amazing event and to Mr. Phil Zollner for preparing the meal! Thank you to the high school volunteers who served, and thank you to the Middle School Student Council advisors who made this event happen, Mrs. Nattiel and Mrs. Peddycord!


  • Angie DuBose and Andy Mendini pose with bags of clothing donations
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 22, 2024

    Thank you!

    Thank you to the local Women's Club for their donation of jackets, hats, and gloves for our students from GFWC Clothing for Warmth!


  • tv6 canathon poster
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 21, 2024

    TV6 Can-A-Thon Coming to a Close

    Please bring your donations to school for this year's TV-6 Can-A-Thon! The North Elementary class that brings in the most goods at North Elementary School will win a PIZZA PARTY for their class! The 5-12th grade seminar class/homeroom that brings in the most items will win a special prize from the Iron Mountain High School Student Council! PLEASE DONATE FOR THIS IMPORTANT CAUSE!


  • staff surrounding donations of fishing books
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 21, 2024

    Remembering Gabe

    Additional fishing books for all reading levels were donated to the North Elementary Library in honor of the late Mountaineer, Gabe Richtig. Thank you, Richtig family for the generous donation! Gabe's memory continues to live on in the hearts of the Mountaineer community.


  • flier
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 19, 2024

    Meet the Mountaineers Tonight

    Join us tonight to meet the winter Mountaineer athletes! The IMHS Athletic Booster Club will be providing refreshments beginning at 5:00 PM. See you there!


  • Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 19, 2024

    Safe Routes for School Parent Survey

    Hello Mountaineer families,

    We are in the beginning steps of applying for a multi-million dollar Safe Routes for School grant, which would help in funding much needed improvements for our sidewalks and streets surrounding our campus.

    But we need your help!

    Our parents/guardians are asked to participate in an anonymous survey. Parents/guardians- we would greatly appreciate your time by answering questions in the quick survey links provided below. Parents/guardians of students at multiple schools are asked to please complete the quick five minute survey for EACH school to help our response rates!

    North Elementary (EK-4):  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/northelemparent

    East Elementary (5-6):   https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/eastelemparent

    Central Middle School (7-8):  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/centralmiddleparent

    Iron Mountain High School (9-12):  https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ironmountainhighparent

    Thank you in advance for your participation and help in making this grant a possibility!


  • Reading Olympics flier
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 18, 2024

    Reading Olympics


  • butterfly garden in field surrounded by fencing
    Iron Mountain Public Schools · Nov 18, 2024

    Butterfly garden at North Elementary School

    Earlier last month, Rebecca Krans with the Michigan State University Extension planted a butterfly garden for North Elementary School to enjoy and learn from! This garden will be registered as a Monarch Waystation as it will provide nectar and shelter for Monarch butterflies, as well as other important pollinators.

    Showy goldenrod, New England aster, pale leaf woodland sunflower, grey headed coneflower, Joe pyeweed, early goldenrod, foxglove bearded tongue, bergamot, calico aster, pale purple coneflower, wild strawberry, butterfly weed, and Marsh blazing star were all planted to encourage pollinators to pollinate and take shelter. It may take a few years for it to grow, but once it does, it's going to be a very special place at North Elementary.

    Thank you, Rebecca and the MSU Extension for your donations of materials and hard work to make this dream a reality!

    Learn more about Monarch Waystations here: https://www.monarchwatch.org/waystations/


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