Monitor Charter Township, MI is home to a diverse educational landscape that provides families with quality education options. The township is served by three school districts that have maintained high ratings and received recognition for their achievements. Lansing Public School District has earned the highest ranking from BestPlaces, with an A+ rating from parents and teachers. Westwood Heights Public Schools has also been highly rated, receiving an overall grade of A- from BestPlaces. Additionally, Delta-Schoolcraft Intermediate School District serves students in the community and supports local schools by providing resources to improve student learning outcomes. With these three school districts, Monitor Charter Township offers a variety of educational choices for families looking for the best education possible in their community.
Monitor charter schools spend $9,113 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 19 pupils per teacher, 819 students per librarian, and 607 children per counselor.