Student Academic Resources
Student Academic Resource page is your home for everything needed to support your success as a MMHS Mariner. Don’t see what you are looking for? Just reach out; we are happy to help!
Telephone Inquiry
231- 723-2547
Email Inquiry
Academic Support Staff
MMHS Academic Information
MMHS Academic Information
MAPS provides our students with support and academic resources to guide them on their individualized career paths. We have assembled information and resources to help all students meet their academic and career goals. Reach out to us, share your journey, and craft the pathway to your future.
Follow this link to learn about career guidance, available courses, tutoring support, scholarship opportunities, testing resources, and more.
Student Resources
MMHS Fight Song
MMHS Fight Song
Hail Manistee now we pledge our loyalty;
We’re glad to know you will win the victory.
Rah, Rah, Rah
Fight Blue and Gold; flaunt your colors to the sky;
Hail Manistee loyalty our battle cry.
Rah, Rah, Rah
March Manistee, march to victory today.
March on, March on, we will cheer you in the fray.
Rah, Rah, Rah
You are our team and we’re backing you you’ll see;
Hail Manistee Northern Champs we all agree!
Driver's Education
The following Driver’s Education programs are available to students:
- Premier Driving Academy
- Manistee Contact Information
- email: mguz11@gmail.com
- phone: 231-233-1915
- Manistee Contact Information
CETUSA
Non-profit global exchange organization Council for Educational Travel USA (CETUSA) is in its high season for interviewing host families who want to share their American pride with teenagers from other countries. Families who would like to open their homes to a cross-cultural experience can host an exchange student who wishes to live with an American host family and attend an American high school for an academic semester or year.
CETUSA students will arrive in August from forty- three countries including Albania. Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria. Canada, the Czech Republic, China, Colombia, Ecuador, Germany, Hong Kong, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Macedonia, Mexico, Montenegro, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Venezuela, Vietnam, and more. Students come with their own spending money, medical insurance, and an eagerness to learn what makes our country so great.
By hosting an international student, your family members can become lifelong cultural Iearners who demonstrate open minds and hearts. Join CETUSA in working toward global understanding and peace. Please call your local coordinators Cathy French at (231) 233-3268 for more information.
Host families provide room and board. some local transportation and guidance. Call today and your local Coordinator will telephone or meet with your family to answer any questions you may have. The only commitment you make by calling is the commitment to learn more about this opportunity!
Applying for a Work Permit
Michigan Youth Work Permit Process
P-CCS would like to share important information about upcoming changes to the State of Michigan’s youth work permit process that will impact students under the age of 18 seeking employment during the school year or summer months.
What Is Changing?
Michigan recently enacted legislation that will transition the state’s youth work permit system from the current school-based process to a centralized system administered by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO).
Beginning October 2, 2026, students will no longer obtain work permits through their high school or the P-CCS District Office. Instead, minors and employers will use the State of Michigan’s free centralized online system to apply for and process youth work permits.
Beginning October 2, 2026
- New Online System: Students and employers must use LEO’s Youth Employment Permit Portal (YEPP) to apply for and process work permits.
- Schools Will No Longer Issue Permits: P-CCS schools and the District Office will no longer issue or approve youth work permits.
How to Apply for a New Work Permit
Step 1: Create a YEPP Account
Students will enter information including:
- Personal and parent/guardian information
- School information, including school start and end times
- Employer information, including the employer’s address and manager’s name
Step 2: Employer Completes Their Section
YEPP will notify the employer, who will provide information about the student’s job duties, wage, work hours, and shifts.
Step 3: State Review
The State of Michigan will review the information submitted by the student and employer.
Schools will not need to approve the permit.
Step 4: Permit Approved
Once the permit is approved, the student and employer will be notified. The work permit will be active in YEPP.
More Information
For more information about Michigan’s youth employment requirements or to access YEPP, visit the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) Youth Employment Page.
Direct link: https://www.michigan.gov/leo/initiatives/youth-employment
Our MAPS Campus offers many opportunities for students to learn and grow on an educational journey of their own design. At the leading edge of connected learning, MAPS provides the advantage of Power Learning, one-to-one device program, to provide every student with the tools necessary to connect with their world and create their own pathway for success.
Get In Touch
Location: 525 12th St., Manistee, MI 49660
Principal: Morgan Nowicki
Telephone: (231) 723-2547
Email: mnowicki@manistee.org