Northport Public School students and staff received some of the highest marks in the state last week, according to the recently published Mackinac Center 2025 public elementary and middle school report card.
The context and performance report card is the fifth in a series that’s designed to measure the academic performance of Michigan elementary and middle schools and uses multiple years of student achievement data “so as to not allow one year’s results to unduly influence a school’s ratings.”
The district finished 26th overall best school in the state out of 2,188 public, charter, and selective schools. In the traditional public schools category, Northport finished in 17th place out of 1,916 schools, and in rural public schools, the district finished 8th out of 598 schools. Finally, Northport came in 7th for most improved in the state out of 2,188 schools.
