Welcome to Grayling High School - 2019-20

Welcome to Grayling High School, a national and state award-winning school committed to providing successful experiences and increasing college and career readiness for all of our students. Learn More 

Student Work Permits

In Executive Order 2020-79, issued on May 11 at 9:43 p.m., Governor Whitmer temporarily suspended the requirement that an application of a work permit be made in person. An issuing officer may accept and examine a work permit application (including any accompanying materials) submitted by alternative means including mail, e-mail, fax, or web-based form. Due to the temporary suspension, the color of work permits for minors under 16 years of age does not need to be distinct from that of work permits for minors 16 years of age and over. This order is effective immediately and continues through June 8, 2020, at 11:59 pm.  

Essentially, this means that work permits do not have to be brought into the school to be signed (although they can be). Work permits can be faxed to 989-348-7799 or emailed to tbonamie@casdk12.net. Work permits can also be mailed to 1135 North Old US 27 to the attention of Teresa Bonamie. Work permits are available in the Main Office. (People entering the building must wear masks.)

Students are still required to have a signed work permit prior to starting a job. As we are still providing educational services to all students, students cannot work during school hours (8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday) until the school year ends.

Administrative team is reorganized

With the retirement of principal Donna Boughner, Sarah Allen has moved from assistant principal to principal, and instructor Levi Burkett has taken over the role of assistant principal. Read more about the administrative changes at GHS in the Crawford County Avalanche. 

Jeff Branch continues as career readiness coordinator

Jeff Branch, who developed a work-based learning program last year at GHS when he served as assistant principal, is continuing his duties as career readiness coordinator. Work-based learning experiences provide pupils with planned programs of job training and other employment experiences related to their chosen careers. Placement is coordinated by the CASD through a training agreement with employers providing paid or unpaid educational experiences related to school instruction during school hours. For information, contact Jeff Branch at 989-344-3550, ext. 3427 or jbranch@casdk12.net. Read more about the career readiness program in the Crawford County Avalanche. 

GHS named to 7th annual AP® Honor Roll 

CASD is one of only 433 school districts in the United States and Canada named to the 7th Annual AP® District Honor Roll. Schools are recognized for increasing access to AP® courses for a broader number of students while simultaneously maintaining or increasing the percentage of students earning scores of 3 or higher on AP exams.

GHS named 3rd best traditional Michigan high school by Mackinac Center

Grayling High School earned an "A" grade and was rated the 3rd best traditional school in Michigan by the Mackinac Center in 2016 -- behind Okemos and Bloomingdale -- and placing us in the 98th percentile. GHS was also named the 14th best high school in the state out of 639 schools ranked.

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Grayling High School is committed to an educational partnership between school and community that enables all students to become informed, productive citizens through skills development, experiences and opportunities offered with the constant awareness of a need for flexibility in a changing world.

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