What is a regional educational service agency? The St. Clair County Regional Educational Service Agency is one of 57 intermediate school districts in Michigan. It provides unique, cost-efficient support services to the county’s seven K–12 public school districts. Our mission To be an indispensable part of every local district that we serve. Our vision To provide leadership and service to the local school districts. About our communities and schools St. Clair County boasts a widely diversified school community. Within our school districts are 12 high schools, 11 intermediate/junior high schools, 32 elementary schools, 11 public school academies, a technical education learning center, and a special education learning facility. Through these schools, each district provides educational services essential to fulfilling the needs of their communities. The school districts of St. Clair County represent a diverse mix of cultures. The Port Huron Area School District operates in a middle sized city environment. East China, Marysville, and Algonac schools are in suburban areas. Memphis, Capac, and Yale schools are in rural settings. Because of our range of cultural settings, St. Clair County schools have developed a variety of cutting-edge programs to serve each community. We also developed a fiber-optic link between all the schools providing them shared access and Internet capabilities. We are proud of the excellent education provided in each of our districts and enjoy the advantage of a well-rounded school community.
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RESA ServesThe school districts of Algonac, Capac, East China, Marysville, Memphis, Port Huron and Yale.
RESA Facts
Total enrollment: 5,550 School buildings: 11 Total staff: 614 Revenue per pupil: $7,578 Operating budget: $45,970,537
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