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  • Hello Milan Community,

    On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, Governor Whitmer rolled out Executive Order 2020-142: Provision of PreK-12 Education for the 2020-2021 School Year and the MI Safe Schools: Michigan’s 2020-2021 Return to School Roadmap.

    The administrative team and staff of Milan Area Schools have been working diligently to develop a local plan for the return to school.  Now that we have verified that our plan is in compliance with the Governor’s guidance, we want to share an infographic that details the plan for MAS.

    While the infographic does not include all of the operational details, it does provide information about our intended method of instruction under each of the MI Safe Start Plan phases. You will notice that Phase 4 can be addressed using the Hybrid Model or Face-to-Face instruction.  The district intends to operate under the Face-to-Face scenario if at all possible.

    The district will continue to work closely with the Michigan Department of Education, state health officials, the local government, community leaders, families, and teachers to develop a Preparedness Plan that considers all aspects of how our school community might be affected by COVID-19 and the Governor’s guidelines.  Our scenarios must be flexible and able to be scaled up or down depending on local conditions.  No matter our particular context or scenario, our mission is to prepare individual learners to realize the best version of themselves.

    Over the summer, MAS teams will be reflecting on what best practices and lessons learned can be carried forward as we plan for the 2020-2021 school year. These teams will be working to provide details for each scenario.  More fully detailed plans will be available in early to mid August. 

    Thank You,
    Bryan Girbach

    MAS Return to Learn Plan

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MAS Athletics

  • Student Athletes and parents, please visit milanbigreds.org for important information regarding Milan Area Schools summer athletic activities.

    Milan will begin summer training on Monday, June 15th. 

    The website contains:
    Sport Specific Information and Training
    Athletic Policies and Procedures
    Medical Information
    Facility Information
    Methods to Receive Future Communications and Updates

Kindergarten and Young 5's Information

  • Welcome! This is Sean DeSarbo, Principal of Paddock Elementary School.

    Mr. DeSarbo   

    Due to the COVID-19 closure, we will not be able to host our annual Kindergarten Orientation Night in person.  This is very sad for us, because we love to meet our newest families in person to begin to develop the important school/home relationships.  While we will not be able to meet you in person, we fully understand the importance of learning about our school, so we have created a slide show that will provide you with a virtual Orientation presentation.  You can click through the slides and watch the videos at your own pace. 

    Please take the time to view the orientation slide show here: Kindergarten Orientation Slide Show

    We will also not be able to conduct traditional paper and pencil registration processes for next year's Kindergarteners and Young 5 students.  In order to get to know you better, we have created a preliminary survey that will allow us to gain some basic information about your student.  Completed paperwork and necessary documentation will be collected at a later time.  

    Please complete this survey: Preliminary Kindergarten Registration Survey 

    Thank You,
    Sean DeSarbo

Welcome to MAS

  • The city of Milan, which encompasses a total of 3.4 square miles, was founded in 1831 and is located in the Southeastern Counties of Washtenaw and Monroe in the State of Michigan. Located between the cultural and commercial hubs of Ann Arbor, MI and Toledo, OH, Milan has both rural and suburban areas.  

    The Milan School District embraces nearly 90 square miles and serves households in both Washtenaw and Monroe Counties.  The district is proud to note that its staff is made up of both veteran teachers and those new to the profession, all of whom are highly qualified. The four school buildings that comprise the Milan Area School District operate as schools-of-choice facilities and consistently enroll students from four surrounding counties. The district offers exceptional educational programs to over 2,200 students ranging from preschool age to grade twelve.

    The community is proud of the scholastic and extracurricular accomplishments of its students. School activities serve as an important part of the overall student experience and provide social activities for the entire community.

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