Welcome to Montcalm Area ISD
Located in the heart of Montcalm County, we are an educational service agency supporting seven local districts, one public school academy, and one virtual school. We proudly serve our school communities and more than 12,000 students in Montcalm County.
MAISD is home to Montcalm Area Career Center, Montcalm Transition Center, Seiter Education Center, and the Hamler Administration Building. We offer CTE Programs, Early College, Early Childhood Services, Early On Services, Instructional Services, Local Center Programs, and Special Education Services.
621 New Street, PO Box 367
Stanton, MI 48888
616-225-4700
989-831-8727
contact@maisd.com
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Upcoming Events
your School Wide expectations in the context of the classroom. CHAMPS
assists classroom teachers to design, or fine tune, a proactive and positive
classroom management plan that will overtly teach students how to behave
responsibly. CHAMPS strategies are easy to implement and will: reduce
classroom disruptions and office referrals, improve classroom climate,
increase student on-task behavior, and establish respectful, civil
interactions.
CHAMPS - A Proactive and Positive Approach to Classroom Management
their second year, third year and beyond. This series will build on the foundation
established during the First Year New Teacher Academy to further develop and grow
professional practice! Participants will reflect on their teaching experience with the eye on
refining their professional practice,, explore the MAISA Disciplinary Literacy Essentials
6-12, learn student engagement strategies in secondary classrooms, and grow in the use
of best practices for assessment and instruction.
NTA Tears 2-3+ for SECONDARY Educators
learning will be around starting out the school year strong. In October, participants will
learn about classroom management, student engagement and the Michigan Code of
Educational Ethics, making the most of your mentor/mentee relationship and establishing
a classroom culture. In November, participants will enjoy a session around planning and
teaching for student learning and thinking and more active engagement strategies. In
January, participants will learn about assessment for learning. February will have
participants discussing effective communication with administrators, colleagues and
families. March will be a time for reflecting about how to manage stress and staying in
the field of education long-term. The New Teacher Academy will wrap up in May with
reflection about how the year was and what could be done differently.
New Teacher Academy Year 1
framework. Discussion on the data collection tools to make coaching easier. Learn the
priority skills for coaching, how to pick a starting skill for coaching and how to keep
everything organized!
Jill Jackson's - How to Coach Teachers to Teach (Almost) Anything
Our Local School Partners
Carson City Crystal Area Schools
Central Montcalm Public School
Greenville Public Schools
Lakeview Community Schools
Montabella Community Schools
Tri County Area Schools
Vestaburg Community School
Flat River Academy
Success Virtual Learning Centers
Private and Parochial Schools
Cedar Lake SDA Elementary
Fellowship Baptist Academy
Great Lakes Adventist Academy
St. Charles Catholic School
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Our Vision
MAISD will be an educational partner in building strong communities.
Our Mission
In partnership with its communities, MAISD provides innovative and effective learning opportunities for students, schools, and families.












