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11 Hawaiian students enrolled in Eaton County schools in 2024-25 school year

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Dr. Michael F. Rice Michigan superintendent of public instruction | https://radio.wcmu.org/

Dr. Michael F. Rice Michigan superintendent of public instruction | https://radio.wcmu.org/

There were 11 Hawaiian students enrolled in Eaton County schools in the 2024-25 school year, the same number as the previous year, according to the Michigan Department of Education.

Data showed that Eaton County welcomed 16,717 students during the 2024-25 school year. Among them, Hawaiian students comprised 0.1% of the student body to be the least represented ethnicity in the county.

Among the 45 schools in Eaton County, Bellevue Junior-Senior High School recorded the largest enrollment of Hawaiian students in the 2024-25 school year, with a total of five students.

In the 2024-25 school year, 1,427,386 students enrolled in Michigan schools, a figure 4.8% below the pre-pandemic total of 1,499,552 in 2019-20, with white students seeing the largest decline of approximately 3%.

Academic performance in Michigan remains below pre-pandemic levels. According to the 2024 NAEP results, the share of students reaching the basic benchmark in core subjects is about 10 percentage points lower than in 2019—except for fourth-grade math, which saw a decline of just 2 points.

Achievement gaps between ethnic groups also persist. On average, Hispanic students scored 15 points below white students. The gap was even wider for Black students, who scored about 30 points lower than their white peers.

The 2025 education budget, approved by Gov. Whitmer last July, totals $23.4 billion—$900 million less than the previous year’s budget. K-12 schools are working with $20.6 billion, a reduction from the $21.5 billion allocated in 2024.

However, some school superintendents and educators were concerned about the new budget. "Schools cannot function properly without adequate funding for safety and mental health," stated Rep. David Martin, R-Davison, referring to a significant cut of around $301 million from school safety and mental health programs. Based on the current bill, the program will receive just $26.5 million.

Ethnicities in Eaton County in 2024-25 School Year

White (71.2%)Hispanic (10.5%)African American (8.5%)Multiracial (6.8%)Ethnicities < 5% (3%)

Enrollment Demographics in Eaton County Schools During 2024-25 School Year

School name% of Hawaiian students enrolmentTotal enrollment
Bellevue Junior-Senior High School1.8%281
Bellevue Elementary School0.4%226
Maplewood School0.4%267
Charlotte Upper Elementary School0.2%527
Grand Ledge High School0.1%1,704
Kenneth T. Beagle Middle School0.1%835
LifeTech Academy0%378
Insight School of Michigan0%867
Winans Elementary School0%392
Olivet Middle School0%461
Washington Elementary School0%255
Eaton Rapids Middle School0%410
Potterville Middle School0%222
Maple Valley Junior-Senior High School0%375
Waverly Middle School0%451
Elmwood Elementary School0%379
Charlotte Senior High School0%644
Potterville High School0%209
Fern Persons Elementary School0%374
Parkview Elementary School0%283
Olivet High School0%404
Relevant Academy of Eaton County0%62
Greyhound Central Elementary School0%114
Willow Ridge Elementary School0%542
Delta Center Elementary School0%528
Strange School0%22
Eaton County Youth Facility0%24
SAIL - Waverly0%11
Charlotte Public Schools Project Success0%23
Maple Valley Pathways High School0%23
Eaton RESA Meadowview Onsite0%36
Greyhound Central Performance Academy0%76
Island City Academy0%197
T. C. Holbrook Elementary School0%506
Eaton RESA Meadowview Offsite0%68
Leon W. Hayes Intermediate School0%810
Dimondale Elementary School0%381
Meryl S. Colt Early Childhood Education Center0%184
Galewood Early Elementary School0%146
Eaton Rapids High School0%637
Potterville Elementary School0%322
Charlotte Middle School0%406
Lockwood Elementary School0%303
Greyhound Intermediate School0%375
Waverly Senior High School0%988

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