LIST OF:
SAGINAW COUNTY SCHOOLS
*from the past to Today*
Saginaw County consists of:
27 townships, three cities, and five villages.
tHIS IS THE LIST OF THE : 27 Townships
PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
AS WE FIND BOTH OLD AND NEW PHOTOS OF THESE SCHOOLS AND THEIR LOCATIONS,
WE WILL ATTACH THEM BY THEIR TOWNSHIP NAMES
WHICH WILL TURN FROM BLACK TO A SELECTED COLOR.
AS WE FIND BOTH OLD AND NEW PHOTOS OF THESE SCHOOLS AND THEIR LOCATIONS,
WE WILL ATTACH THEM BY THEIR TOWNSHIP NAMES
WHICH WILL TURN FROM BLACK TO A SELECTED COLOR.
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LIST ONE
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LIST TWO
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LIST THREE
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Albee to Chesaning
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Frankenmuth to marion
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Richland to Zilwaukee
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LOCATION OF SCHOOLS IN SAGINAW COUNTY
Information found at the Public Libraries of Saginaw - Hoyt - Saginaw Michigan
Additions or corrections appreciated. We would also be grateful for OLD OR NEW pictures of these schools.
Frl. - FRACTIONAL DISTRICT (District divided between two townships)
A factional school district was one that received pupils from more than one township. The townships from where the pupils came was required to help finance the school district on a prorated formula basis.
SECTION 16 of every township was know as the “school section”
because any money obtained from the sale of land in this section was never completely remodeled throughout the years,
Through the years, pupils living in certain areas of Thomas Township were educated in four fractional school districts in surrounding townships, often because of geographic convenience. The four districts received financial aid from Thomas Township. Three of the districts, Paines School, James No.3 and Fremont No.2, received pupils from the southwestern part of Thomas Township. The fourth district, Richland, No. 6, received pupils from the northwest part of that township.
Information found at the Public Libraries of Saginaw - Hoyt - Saginaw Michigan
Additions or corrections appreciated. We would also be grateful for OLD OR NEW pictures of these schools.
Frl. - FRACTIONAL DISTRICT (District divided between two townships)
A factional school district was one that received pupils from more than one township. The townships from where the pupils came was required to help finance the school district on a prorated formula basis.
SECTION 16 of every township was know as the “school section”
because any money obtained from the sale of land in this section was never completely remodeled throughout the years,
Through the years, pupils living in certain areas of Thomas Township were educated in four fractional school districts in surrounding townships, often because of geographic convenience. The four districts received financial aid from Thomas Township. Three of the districts, Paines School, James No.3 and Fremont No.2, received pupils from the southwestern part of Thomas Township. The fourth district, Richland, No. 6, received pupils from the northwest part of that township.
