Saline – Education
Career and Technical Education
1300 Campus Pkwy. • Kara Stemmer, (734) 401–4476
The South and West Washtenaw Consortium provides career and technical education opportunities to students in grades 11 & 12 enrolled in the Chelsea, Dexter, Lincoln, Manchester, Milan, and Saline school districts. theswwc.org
Early On Program
7265 N. Ann Arbor St. (Liberty School) • Lisa Melvin, (734) 401–4016
Facilitated through Washtenaw Intermediate School District. Free developmental evaluations for infants–age 3. Helps families find social, health, and educational services to promote the development of infants and toddlers. salineschools.org (search for Early On Program)
Foundation for Saline Area Schools
PO Box 5, Saline 48176 • (734) 401–4085
Established 1987. Volunteer organization that provides private funding to enhance the quality of education in the Saline school district. Rewards excellence and innovation with individual teaching grants and funds for district-wide strategic goals and educational initiatives that cannot be funded by the general budget. [email protected], supportfsas.org
Harvest Elementary School
1155 Campus Pkwy. • (734) 401–4500
Grades K–3. Emily Sickler, principal.
Heritage School
290 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 401–4100
Grades 4 & 5. Megan DeGrand, principal.
Pleasant Ridge Elementary School
229 Pleasant Ridge Dr. • (734) 401–4800
Grades K–3. Kenyatta Hughes, principal.
Saline Alternative High School
7265 Saline–Ann Arbor Rd. • (734) 401–4040
Grades 9–12. Carol Melcher, principal. Individual education plans and counseling for students not succeeding in the traditional school system. salineschools.org/schools/saline-alternative-high-school
Saline Area Schools
7265 N. Ann Arbor St. (Liberty School) • (734) 401–4000
Enrollment (2023–2024): 4,786
Superintendent: Dr. Stephen Laatsch, [email protected], (734) 401–4001. salineschools.org
School board meets 2nd & 4th Tues. 6:30 p.m. (July, Aug., & Dec. 2nd Tues. only) at Liberty School. Trustees serve 4-year terms. Michael McVey (president), Jennifer Steben (vice president), Jenny Miller (secretary), Brad Gerbe (treasurer), Tim Austin, Susan Estep, and Lauren Gold (trustees).
Saline Community Education
7265 N. Ann Arbor St. (Liberty School) • (734) 401–4020
Offers adult and youth recreation/enrichment classes, including fitness, meditation, arts/crafts, finance, music, sports, chess, gaming, music, theater, and more. salineschools.org/schools/saline-community-education, salineonline.reg.eleyo.com
Saline High School
1300 Campus Pkwy. • (734) 401–4200
Grades 9–12. Theresa Stager, principal.
Saline Middle School
7190 N. Maple • (734) 401–4600
Grades 6–8. Kimberly Jasper, principal.
Special Education
Executive director Julie Voelker, (734) 401–4006
Early intervention services and early childhood special education classroom for children ages 2½–5; teacher consultants; speech, language, and communication services; occupational and physical therapists; and school psychologists and social workers. Young adult program teaches functional academics to promote fulfilling, independent adult lives. salineschools.org (search for Special Education)
St. Andrew Catholic School
910 Austin • (734) 429–6114
Est. 2023. Kelsey Miller, principal. Students: 70. Grades K–7 and faith-based full- and part-time preschool for age 3–Y5 in the academic year. 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. [email protected], standrewsaline.org/school
Washtenaw Christian Academy
7200 Moon • (734) 429–7733
Head of school: Alicia Ceccarelli. Independent Christian school offering a Christ-centered and academically challenging education for preschool–grade 12 (college/life prep). Strong community supported by active families. Music and art programs at all levels. Athletics begin in grade 4. Homeschool partnership. Income-based tuition available. [email protected], washtenawchristian.org
Woodland Meadows School
350 Woodland Dr. E. • (734) 401–4900
Grades K–3. Laura Washington, principal.