Frankfort-Elberta
Area Schools
534 11th St. Frankfort, MI 49635 | PH 231-352-4641 | FAX 231-352-5066
Every Student, Every Classroom, Every Day
The Frankfort-Elberta Area School District is located in Frankfort, Michigan in Benzie County and is nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, 45 miles west of Traverse City. The school population for the 2018-2019 school year is 485 students, eager to learn. Educators are dedicated and caring and always look out for the student's best interest. M-STEP and standardized test scores are consistently above state and region averages.
The Frankfort-Elberta Area School District is located in Frankfort, Michigan in Benzie County and is nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, 45 miles west of Traverse City. The school population for the 2018-2019 school year is 485 students, eager to learn. Educators are dedicated and caring and always look out for the student's best interest. M-STEP and standardized test scores are consistently above state and region averages.
Interested in enrolling your child at Frankfort Elberta Area Schools? Click here for information!
Interested in enrolling your child at Frankfort Elberta Area Schools? Click here for information!
Our School Board welcomes community input at the monthly meetings. To see the schedule of upcoming board meetings visit the School Board page.
Our School Board welcomes community input at the monthly meetings. To see the schedule of upcoming board meetings visit the School Board page.
A Message from the Superintendent:
A Message from the Superintendent:
Dear FEAS Families,
Dear FEAS Families,
As we know, this has been a challenging winter with decisions to close school. Our number one priority is to keep our students as safe as possible. Also keep in mind we have a number of students or families driving to school from locations well outside the Frankfort-Elberta School District.
As we know, this has been a challenging winter with decisions to close school. Our number one priority is to keep our students as safe as possible. Also keep in mind we have a number of students or families driving to school from locations well outside the Frankfort-Elberta School District.
If it is determined a two-hour delay start to school is appropriate, the procedure is below. We will only use a two-hour delay if we are fairly certain the school day would not be canceled after the two-hour delay is announced. This is, of course, our biggest challenge and there are no guarantees with the weather.
If it is determined a two-hour delay start to school is appropriate, the procedure is below. We will only use a two-hour delay if we are fairly certain the school day would not be canceled after the two-hour delay is announced. This is, of course, our biggest challenge and there are no guarantees with the weather.
Two-Hour Delay Procedure
Two-Hour Delay Procedure
Both schools would start two hours later than the normally scheduled time. To make it easy, school would begin at 10 a.m. Buses would also run two hours later than the normal pick-up time. School breakfast would not be served and lunch would be served at the normally scheduled time.
Both schools would start two hours later than the normally scheduled time. To make it easy, school would begin at 10 a.m. Buses would also run two hours later than the normal pick-up time. School breakfast would not be served and lunch would be served at the normally scheduled time.
Thank you,
Thank you,
Jeff Tousley
Jeff Tousley
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