Kearsley Community Schools is a public school district in Genesee County, Michigan. It serves parts of Flint, Burton, Beecher, and parts of the townships of Davison, Genesee and Richfield.
History Kearsley Community Schools is named after former mayor of Detroit and U.S. Army Major Jonathan Kearsley. The first school was built before the Civil War, but it burned down in 1929. The school was rebuilt later that year.
In 1940, the districts of Kearsley, Tanner, Wentworth and White consolidated to form the current district. Groundbreaking for the current high school was on June 28, 1956. In 2022, voters passed a $21.65 million bond issue to improve school facilities.
Schools +Schools in Kearsley Community Schools district School AddressNotes Kearsley High School 4302 Underhill Drive, Flint Grades 7–12. Built 1957. Armstrong Middle School6161 Hopkins, Flint Grades 6-8. Built 1972. Kate Dowdall Elementary 3333 Shillelagh Drive, Flint Grades 2-3. Built 1960. Leota Fiedler Elementary6317 Nightingale Drive, FlintGrades 4-5. Built 1964. Weston Elementary2499 Cashin Street, BurtonGrades K-1. Built 1952. Pumpkin Patch Early Childhood Center4235 Crosby Road, FlintPreschool. Formerly Thelma Buffey Elementary. Built 1962. Kearsley Virtual Academy4396 Underhill Drive, FlintOnline school for grades 9-12.
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External links Kearsley Community Schools