Required Notices
Safety Drills
We strive to ensure safety in our school. Therefore, we conduct drills (Fire, Tornado, and Lockdown). Procedures are practiced throughout the school year at each campus. Below is a list of drills that have been performed:
2026-2027 Safety Drills
Fire Drills
Fire Drill 1 of 5
Fire Drill 2 of 5
Fire Drill 3 of 5
Fire Drill 4 of 5
Fire Drill 5 of 5
Lockdown Drills
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 1 of 3
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 2 of 3
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 3 of 3
Tornado Drills
Tornado Drill 1 of 2
Tornado Drill 2 of 2
Bus Evacuation Drills
Bus Evacuation Drill 1 of 3
Bus Evacuation Drill 2 of 3
Bus Evacuation Drill 3 of 3
2025-2026 Safety Drills
Fire Drills
Fire Drill 1 of 5
Fire Drill 2 of 5
Fire Drill 3 of 5
Fire Drill 4 of 5
Fire Drill 5 of 5
Lockdown Drills
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 1 of 3
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 2 of 3
Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill 3 of 3
Tornado Drills
Tornado Drill 1 of 2
Tornado Drill 2 of 2
Bus Evacuation Drills
Bus Evacuation Drill 1 of 3
Bus Evacuation Drill 2 of 3
Bus Evacuation Drill 3 of 3
2024-2025 Safety Drills
2023-2024 Safety Drills
General Required Notices
Water Test Requirements Letter to Parent
Water Test Results 2023
Water Test Results 2022
Pesticides
We do not use any pesticides in or around the building. If we ever do, we will give written notification prior to any application to all parents and staff members of the pesticides to be used, its potential side effects, and where and when the pesticide(s) will be applied.
Pesticide Notification Advisory
Asbestos
All asbestos have been abated and contained as outlined by the AHERA plan. A written Asbestos Management Plan is available that documents inspection and surveillance activities, known and presumed asbestos containing materials in the building, records of asbestos-related building material disturbances and response activities, and post-response documentation. The Asbestos Management Plan is located in the main office and is available for review by parents, legal guardians, teachers and other school personnel, representatives of EPA, representatives of the State, and the public.
Privacy Act
All parents and guardians of students under 18 have the right pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 to examine the official records, files, and data of the school district which pertain to their student. Procedures for examination and hearings to challenge anything in the record may be made available upon request.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment
Title One Services
If your student is receiving Title One services, you have the right to know if these services are being offered by teachers who are not considered highly qualified. Currently, all Title One Staff is certified and highly qualified.
Title VI, IX, Section 504, Age Discrimination Act, Title II Americans with Disabilities Act, and Civil Rights Compliance
The government has made legal provisions to ensure that no person is discriminated against on the basis of the protected classes of race, color, national origin, gender, sex (including sexual orientation or transgender identity), age (except as authorized by law), religion, height, weight, marital or family status, military status, ancestry, genetic information, or any other legally protected category, (collectively, “Protected Classes”) in its programs and activities, including employment opportunities.
Child Find Notice
This notice is provided in compliance with State and Federal regulations for conducting Child Find activities in order to identify students who may be in need of an evaluation to determine eligibility for special education services.
Parents/guardians of children ages 3-22 who feel their child is in need of an evaluation for determination of eligibility of special education services, can contact the office of North Central Academy at 5055 Corey Road, Mancelona, Michigan.
Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Information
Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault Information Guide
Student Sexual Harassment Policy
FireArms Secure Storage Law
Michigan Health & Human Services webpage
Secure Storage Law Requirements and Penalties
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Video Surveillance and Electronic Monitoring
All Bay City Academy District facilities utilize video surveillance/electronic monitoring equipment to observe, monitor and/or record the behavior and activity of all persons on school property or grounds, or participating in school functions. Cameras are not located in areas where individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy, such as restrooms. For more information, please contact the Director of Safety, Mr. Jason Newsham, at (989) 284-1290 or [email protected].
Notice of Video Surveillance and Electronic Monitoring
Student Immunizations
The State of Michigan requires that all students be properly immunized pursuant to the provisions of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services and the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). The state of Michigan also requires that all students be properly immunized at the time of registration or not later than the first day of school pursuant to those provisions. Before a child can be permitted to enter or attend school, parents/guardians must present documentation that a child has had the required doses of vaccine. Immunization requirements are to be in accordance with the Bay City Academy District Board of Education Policy 5320 BP. The only exceptions are for parent/guardian objection for religious, philosophical, or other reasons, or for a medical contraindication. The parent/guardian submits a signed waiver of immunization, issued by the County Health Department, for non-medical reasons. A Medical Contraindication Form must be completed by a licensed health care provider certifying that a medical contraindication exists and that a specific immunization is or may be detrimental to the student’s health.




