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BYRON AREA SCHOOLS
DISTRICT PROFILE
2009-2010
SCHOOL
MASCOT - EAGLES
School Colors - Purple & Gold
Administration and Supervision -
Mr. Dan Scow
Superintendent of Schools
Mr. Tom Dykstra High
School Principal
Mr. Steve Vowles
Middle School Principal
Ms. Penny Kentish McWilliams Elementary
Principal
Mrs. Stella Glass
Food Service Supervisor
Mr. Joe McWilliams
Maintenance/Transportation Supervisor
Mr.
Matt Streeter
Custodial Supervisor
BUILDING INFORMATION -
Principal:
Penny Kentish McWilliams
Secretary: Carrie Wilcox-Brewer
Assistant Secretary: Renee Vandemark
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Byron Middle School
312 West Maple Avenue
Byron, Michigan 48418
Phone: 810-266-4422
Principal:
Steve Vowles
Secretary: Rhonda Kozlowski
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Byron High School
312 West Maple Avenue
Byron, Michigan 48418
Phone: 810-266-4620
Principal:
Thomas Dykstra
Secretary: Eleanore Miller
Assistant Secretary: Stacey Anibal
312 West Maple Avenue
Byron, Michigan 48418
Phone: 810-266-4881
Superintendent: Dan Scow
Executive Secretary: Pam Ebner
Board of Education
Randy Markley, President
Greg Viener, Vice President
Michael McGuire, Secretary
Dennis Crawford, Treasurer
James Anibal, Trustee
Amy Lawrence, Trustee
Jeff Vandemark, Trustee
Staff
Administrators - 4
Supervisors - 3
Teachers - 69
Curriculum Director - 1
Athletic Director - 1
Guidance Personnel - 1
Librarian - 1
Central Office Secretary - 1
Business Office - 2
Building Secretaries - 7
Instr./ Voc. Paraprofessionals - 4
Playground Paraprofessionals - 2
Maintenance/Transportation - 2
Custodians - 7
Bus Drivers - 14
Food Service Staff - 11
Preschool/Child Care - 5
Inclement Weather
Public Communications
Tune to one
of the following radio stations,
television stations or the website:
WHMI Howell:
Dial AM 1350 (FM 93.5)
Channel 12 (WJRT-TV Flint)
Channel 6 (WLNS-TV Lansing)
Channel 5 (WNEM-TV)
www.byron.k12.mi.us
Statistics
Grades
Students
1 Preschool
3 Year Olds 14
4 Year Olds 29
1 Childcare Program
80
1 Elementary
K-5
557
1 Middle School 6-8
288
1 High School 9-12
393
K-12 Total
1,238
Student/Teacher Ratio
18/1 Elementary
22/1 Middle School
18/1 High School
Approximate 2009-2010 Operating
Budget
$10,207,814
State Aid
Foundation Per Student
$7,316
Total Area
of District
80 sq. mi.
Byron
Area Schools Mission Statement
The mission of Byron Area Schools is to educate ALL students to become
productive members of society.
Byron Area Schools Vision
All
Byron Area Schools' students will reach proficiency or advanced
in all core
subject areas by 2013-14.
Byron Area Schools District Goals
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To
continue to provide an educational program that is designed to provide all
students the opportunity to gain skills that will allow them to be
successful in their chosen field of endeavor after exiting the Byron Area
Schools.
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To continue to develop and maintain a long-range plan designed to maintain
and upgrade the facilities of the Byron Area Schools
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To continue to maintain a safe and orderly educational climate so that all
student and staff can achieve to their highest potential without fear or
intimidation.
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To continue to develop and maintain a fiscal plan which will allow the
Byron Area Schools to maintain a sound financial base while striving to
continue to offer the most complete educational program possible within
those constraints.
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To continue to provide an educational institution which the parents and
community recognize as effective, progressive and stable and a "Point of
Pride" for the Byron community.
Byron Area Schools School Improvement Goals
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To continue to develop and maintain a long-range plan designed
to maintain and up-grade physical facilities of the Byron Area Schools.
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To continue to maintain a safe and orderly educational climate
so that all students and staff can achieve to their highest potential in a
variety of educational areas.
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To continue to develop and maintain a fiscal plan which will
allow the Byron Area Schools to maintain a sound financial base while
striving to continue to offer the most complete education program possible.
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To continue to provide an educational institution which the
parents and community strongly support and recognize as effective,
progressive and stable with the Byron community.
To continue to provide a
diversified educational program that is designed to provide all students the
opportunity to gain educational skills that will allow them to be successful
in their chosen field of endeavor after exiting the Byron Area Schools.
Programs/Services
Offered
Breakfast/Lunch /After
school
Meal Program
Child Care Program
Preschool Program
Driver Education
FFA
FFA PALS Program
Family, Career and
Community
Leaders of America (FCCLA)
Special Education
National Honor Society
Vocational Education Options:
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Agri-Science
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Building Trades
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Business
Technology
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Drafting,
Metals/Woods
Senior Citizens
Program
Byron Community Library
Member: Shiawassee Regional
Education Service District
Athletics
Fall Sports
M.S. Girls
Basketball
Cheerleading
Cross Country
Football
H.S. Volleyball
Winter
Sports
H.S. & M.S.
Boys Basketball
H.S. Girls Basketball
Cheerleading
M.S. Volleyball
Wrestling
Spring Sports
Baseball
Golf
Girls Soccer
Softball
H.S. & M.S. Track and Field
Club Sport
Equestrian
Team
Hot Lunch Program
Average number of meals served daily -
Elementary School: 110 Breakfasts, 375 Lunches
High School & Middle School: 140 Breakfasts, 425 Lunches
Monthly Senior Citizens Luncheon: 75
Grandparent's Day: 400+
Transportation Statistics
Approximate
number of miles per year: 89,000
Number of children transported daily: 867
Number of routes per day: 14
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