Contact Information

        Address: 801 Forest Parkway         Crystal Falls, MI 49920 High School: (906) 214-4695  ext 2 Middle School: (906) 214-4695  ext 2 Elementary: (906) 214-4695  ext 1 Superintendent: (906) 214-4695 ext 322 Counselor: (906) 214-4695 ext 238 Athletic Dir: (906) 214-4695 ext 216 Bus Garage: (906) 214-4695 ext 268 Fax Number: (906) 875-4660

Important Announcements

Dickinson and Iron

Superintendents’ Message

In anticipation of the upcoming school year,

Dickinson and Iron County Superintendents

have been meeting to discuss their COVID-19

Preparedness and Response Plans.

Superintendents include Wendy Warmuth

Dickinson-Iron Intermediate School District,

Craig Allen Breitung Township Schools, Jerry

Sardina Iron Mountain Public Schools, Louis

Steigerwald Norway-Vulcan Area Schools,

Angel Inglese North Dickinson County

Schools, Christy Larson, Forest Park

Schools, and Chris Thomson West Iron

Public Schools.

Daren Deyaert and Ruth Manier of the

Dickinson Iron Health Department joined the

Superintendents to offer advice and up-to-

date information and agreed to continued

meetings. They discussed the need to work

on protocols that can be used between the

Health Department and the schools to allow

for proper communication and yet maintain

privacy and HIPAA rights.

Currently, Upper Michigan schools are in

Phase 5 as defined in the Michigan Safe Start

plan. Phase 5 allows for in-person

instruction. Our schools will follow our

state’s directives regarding the opening of

schools as well as health and safety

guidelines.  We know there is potential for

changes to these directives, our phase

status, and other circumstances. We stand

ready to adapt and be flexible to ensure the

best outcome for our students.

Each local school district will be offering a

variety of learning choices to our families.

Under phase 5 schools are planning virtual

and/or distance learning options as well as

in-person learning. The in-person option may

include a blend of in-seat and online

learning. We learned many lessons last year

and one of them was that we must be

prepared to change quickly when we are

given new directives from our state. We will

be ready to shift from in-person to online or

packet learning if it becomes necessary.

Working collaboratively strengthens our

ability to better serve our community. We

look forward to returning to learn in whatever

format is most comfortable for each of our

students and their families. We value our

staff and have been impressed with their

commitment to education as well as their

dedication to our students and schools

whether as teachers, ancillary staff, aides,

support staff, custodians, food service,

daycare, bus drivers, secretaries, or

administrators. Our focus continues to be on

providing quality and safe public education

to our students in the best way possible

under our historic circumstances.

--

Jackie Giuliani

Forest Park K-12 Principal

COVID-19 Forest Park Weight Room/Gymnasium/Facility Policy The following jobs are currently open: At-Risk Coordinator (full time) - Deadline: until filled Physical Education Teacher Golf Coach - Deadline is 7/24/2020 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach - Deadline is 7/24/2020 Guidance Counselor | Job Description Industrial Technology Teacher This document contains the Execute Orders from the Governor and how Forest Park will implement these orders. School of Choice Application and Brochure

Review Your Student’s Immunization Record

Dickinson-Iron Great Start Readiness

Program Sub-Recipients

PICTURE GALLERY

WE NEED SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS!! EDUStaff provides quality educational staffing and Human Resource services for schools through extensive recruiting for classroom employees, holding face-to-face workshops to provide a better classroom experience, and offering unbeatable customer service. Let our skilled and experienced team serve you! Please apply on the website: https://apply.edustaff.org. The Employee Services number 877-974-6338 is available Monday through Friday from 7:30am – 4:30pm. The Foundation for Educational Opportunities at Forest Park Schools is dedicated to the enhancement and enrichment of educational opportunities for the young people of Forest Park. This includes providing scholarships for those about to graduate. http://forestparkfoundation.org/  Through a Request for Pricing Bid Process and receiving bids from 4 firms, Automated Comfort Controls out of Appleton, WI is awarded the Pneumatic to Direct Digital Controls conversion project.  Although the final Scope of Work included more than the original budgeted work, the final bid amount of $182,867 still came in under the budgeted amount of $185,000.  Coupled with the reserved incentives of approximately $15,000 from DTE Gas and Efficiency United, the project shall be under the original budget amount and shall also reduce the energy consumption of the facility.

Contact Information

        Address: 801 Forest Parkway         Crystal Falls, MI 49920 High School: (906) 214-4695  ext 2 Middle School: (906) 214-4695  ext 2 Elementary: (906) 214-4695  ext 1 Superintendent: (906) 214-4695 ext 322 Counselor: (906) 214-4695 ext 238 Athletic Dir: (906) 214-4695 ext 216 Bus Garage: (906) 214-4695 ext 268 Fax Number: (906) 875-4660

Mission Statement

Our commitment is to empower students, parents, and community to pursue their potential by creating opportunities to acquire essential skills through exploratory avenues of intellectual, creative, and social growth.

Important Announcements

Dickinson and Iron

Superintendents’ Message

In anticipation of the upcoming school year, Dickinson and Iron County Superintendents have been meeting to discuss their COVID-19 Preparedness and

Response Plans. Superintendents include Wendy Warmuth Dickinson-Iron Intermediate School District, Craig Allen Breitung Township Schools, Jerry

Sardina Iron Mountain Public Schools, Louis Steigerwald Norway-Vulcan Area Schools, Angel Inglese North Dickinson County Schools, Christy Larson,

Forest Park Schools, and Chris Thomson West Iron Public Schools.

Daren Deyaert and Ruth Manier of the Dickinson Iron Health Department joined the Superintendents to offer advice and up-to-date information and agreed

to continued meetings. They discussed the need to work on protocols that can be used between the Health Department and the schools to allow for

proper communication and yet maintain privacy and HIPAA rights.

Currently, Upper Michigan schools are in Phase 5 as defined in the Michigan Safe Start plan. Phase 5 allows for in-person instruction. Our schools will

follow our state’s directives regarding the opening of schools as well as health and safety guidelines.  We know there is potential for changes to these

directives, our phase status, and other circumstances. We stand ready to adapt and be flexible to ensure the best outcome for our students.

Each local school district will be offering a variety of learning choices to our families. Under phase 5 schools are planning virtual and/or distance learning

options as well as in-person learning. The in-person option may include a blend of in-seat and online learning. We learned many lessons last year and one

of them was that we must be prepared to change quickly when we are given new directives from our state. We will be ready to shift from in-person to

online or packet learning if it becomes necessary.

Working collaboratively strengthens our ability to better serve our community. We look forward to returning to learn in whatever format is most

comfortable for each of our students and their families. We value our staff and have been impressed with their commitment to education as well as their

dedication to our students and schools whether as teachers, ancillary staff, aides, support staff, custodians, food service, daycare, bus drivers,

secretaries, or administrators. Our focus continues to be on providing quality and safe public education to our students in the best way possible under

our historic circumstances.

--

Jackie Giuliani

Forest Park K-12 Principal

COVID-19 Forest Park Weight Room/Gymnasium/Facility Policy The following jobs are currently open: At-Risk Coordinator (full time) - Deadline: until filled Physical Education Teacher Golf Coach - Deadline is 7/24/2020 7th Grade Boys Basketball Coach - Deadline is 7/24/2020 Guidance Counselor | Job Description Industrial Technology Teacher This document contains the Execute Orders from the Governor and how Forest Park will implement these orders. School of Choice Application and Brochure

Review Your Student’s Immunization Record

Dickinson-Iron Great Start Readiness Program Sub-Recipients

PICTURE GALLERY

WE NEED SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS!! EDUStaff provides quality educational staffing and Human Resource services for schools through extensive recruiting for classroom employees, holding face-to-face workshops to provide a better classroom experience, and offering unbeatable customer service. Let our skilled and experienced team serve you! Please apply on the website: https://apply.edustaff.org. The Employee Services number 877-974-6338 is available Monday through Friday from 7:30am – 4:30pm. The Foundation for Educational Opportunities at Forest Park Schools is dedicated to the enhancement and enrichment of educational opportunities for the young people of Forest Park. This includes providing scholarships for those about to graduate. http://forestparkfoundation.org/  Through a Request for Pricing Bid Process and receiving bids from 4 firms, Automated Comfort Controls out of Appleton, WI is awarded the Pneumatic to Direct Digital Controls conversion project.  Although the final Scope of Work included more than the original budgeted work, the final bid amount of $182,867 still came in under the budgeted amount of $185,000.  Coupled with the reserved incentives of approximately $15,000 from DTE Gas and Efficiency United, the project shall be under the original budget amount and shall also reduce the energy consumption of the facility.