2704 Baker • (734) 424–4100 Enrollment (2023–24): 3,367. Superintendent Christopher Timmis. [email protected], dexterschools.org The school board meets at 7 p.m., one or two Mondays each month during the school year and...
Read More8260 Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor • (734) 426–2491 Part-time preschool with experienced teachers and parent/caregiver involvement. Age 3 meets Mon. & Thurs.; age 4 meets Tues., Wed., & Fri. Adult-child ratio 1:4. Morning...
Read More3487 Broad • (734) 426–5100Opened in 1887, the depot served train passengers for 66 years. The Huron Valley Railroad Historical Society now shares the space with the Ann Arbor Model Railroad Club. Annual train show and sale 3rd...
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3255 Alpine • (734) 426–4477 Providing community residents with books, audiobooks, CDs, DVDs,...
Read MoreDoug Finn chairs this 11-member board, which promotes the economic development of Dexter’s downtown business district. Meets 3rd Thurs. 7:30 a.m. at City Hall (3515 Broad) and on Zoom.
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7480 Dan Hoey, bldgs. A & B • (734) 424–4120Y5–grade 2. Brooke Stidham, principal.
Read MoreLed by Jim Carson, this 7-member board assists the city in attracting and retaining businesses, primarily in the Dexter Business and Research Park, to strengthen and revitalize the local economy. Meets as needed....
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3233 Alpine • (734) 426–8303 Fresh local produce, honey, eggs, baked goods, poultry, beef,...
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7610 Ann Arbor St. (St. Andrew’s United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, behind the church) • Deb...
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2253 Baker • (734) 426–4915 Independent Baptist. Est. 1951. Pastor Dan Robelen. Membership: 60....
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For county and state officials, see annarborobserver.com/government. City Hall: 3515 Broad. (734)...
Read More7300 Dexter–Ann Arbor Rd.Community clinic of University of Michigan Health. Services include family medicine, dermatology, back and pain center, and a deaf health clinic. Hours vary by service....
Read More3443 Inverness • Museum: (734) 426–2519 • Secretary/treasurer Carol Ann Emerick, (734) 223–8001 Supports the Dexter Area Historical Museum. Meets at the museum Jan.–Aug. on the 3rd and 4th Wed., and every Wed. Sept.–Nov. All...
Read More2200 N. Parker • (734) 424–4240Grades 9–12. Melanie Nowak, principal. Comprehensive high school. The International Baccalaureate Diploma and Dexter Early Middle College programs are available to juniors and seniors.
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Monument Park • (734) 325–4030 Jan. 17, 2026. Live ice carving demos, more than 70 ice sculptures,...
Read More7220 Dexter–Ann Arbor Rd. • (734) 426–4463Child care, preschool, and preK for ages 6 weeks–5 years. Adult-child ratios: infants (6 weeks–1 year) 1:4; toddlers (ages 1–2½) 1:4; Discovery preschool (ages 2½–3) 1:8; preschool (ages...
Read MoreCouncil 2959, 8265 Dexter-Chelsea Rd. (Columbus Hall and Banquet Center) • (734) 426–5558Fraternal order of Catholic men. Sponsors fish fry every Fri. during Lent and an annual chicken broil. Meets 1st Wed. 7:30 p.m. 300-seat...
Read MorePO Box 102, Dexter 48130 Service organization for age 18+. Hosts Dexter Apple Daze the first Sat. in Oct. (see Annual Events), offers KidSight screenings, supports school athletic events, provides college scholarships, and holds...
Read MorePO Box 67, Dexter 48130Co-ed leagues for ages 5–12 include T-ball, machine-pitch baseball/softball, and minor and major league baseball/softball. Has the only local Challengers League, where students with special needs play...
Read MoreFunds projects that help families, youth, and the environment. Service projects include the Dexter Memorial Day Parade, college scholarships, student exchange, youth leadership program, Gordon Hall renovation, and donating fresh...
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