Mount Morris Consolidated Schools

Mount Morris Consolidated School District is a public school district in Genesee County in the U.S. state of Michigan and in the Genesee Intermediate School District. It serves the city of Mt. Morris and parts of Genesee Township, Mt. Morris Township, Richfield Township, Thetford Township, and Vienna Township.^[3]

Mount Morris Consolidated Schools
Address
12356 Walter St. Mount Morris, Michigan , Genesee, Michigan, 48458 United States
District information
Type	Public school district
Grades	Prekindergarten-12
Superintendent	Mickie Kujat[1]
Schools	9[2]
NCES District ID	2624720[2]
Students and staff
Students	1,479 (2023-2024)[2]
Teachers	85.68 FTE (2023-2024)[2]
Staff	229.79 FTE (2023-2024)[2]
Student–teacher ratio	17.26[2]
Other information
Website	www.mtmorrisschools.org

Schools

School[4][2]	Address	Notes
Pinehurst Early Elementary	1013 Pinehurst Blvd., Mt. Morris	Pre-K to 1st grade
Moore Elementary	1201 Wisner St., Mt. Morris	Grades 2-3
Montague Elementary	344 Mt. Morris St., Mt. Morris	Grades 4-5
Mt. Morris Middle School	12356 Walter St., Mt. Morris	Grades 6-8
Elisabeth Ann Johnson Memorial High School	8041 Neff Rd., Mt. Morris	Grades 9-12
Mt. Morris Education and Community Center	1000 E Mt. Morris Rd., Mt. Morris	--

High school

Elisabeth Ann Johnson Memorial High School[5]
Address
8041 Neff Road Mt. Morris , Michigan United States
Information
Type	High School
Motto	"Learning for a Lifetime"
School district	Mt. Morris Consolidated Schools
Principal	Nicholas Carr
Grades	9th-12th grade
Enrollment	438[2]
Color(s)	Navy Blue and White
Athletics	Football, Cheerleading, Baseball, Softball, Wrestling, Volleyball, Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Bowling, Girls Bowling, Boys Golf, Boys Track, Girls Track, Girls Tennis, Girls Soccer, and Co-ed Cross Country
Mascot	Black Panther
Nickname	Panthers

Mount Morris' high school is called Elisabeth Ann Johnson Memorial High School. Prior to the present high school opening, it was known simply as Mount Morris High School.^[6] Two failed funding millages delayed the opening of the high school,^[7][8] although the building was complete by April 1970.^[9] The architect was Sedgewick and Sellers of Flint.^[10] The previous high school, which had opened in fall 1958,^[11] became the middle school.