Skip To Main Content

desktop-menu

mobile-menu

Home

Morse Elementary

Home of the Mustangs!

Upcoming Events

World Class for All

Morse Mustang News

Morse-Elementary-Mustang-News-Online-Parent-Newsletter-Logo-for-Homepage-Panel

Morse News & Announcements

Morse Elementary News Hub

Morse PTO

Morse-elementary-pto-teacher-teach-love-inspire-home-panel

Learn More About Your PTO

Learn more about how the Morse PTO supports the teachers and students by visiting our webpage. 

Morse PTO Page

We are OneTroy

diversity-equity-inclusion-belonging-concept-deib-dei

OneTroy:  A Culture of Belonging

The goal of OneTroy is cultivate an environment of inclusion in our classrooms and schools, ensuring students feel needed and valued, seen and heard, accepted and embraced, while keeping high expectations for all. 

Learn More About Belonging  Belonging Video for Young Students

Portrait of a Learner

young-student-school-boy-green-shirt

TSD Portrait of a Learner

The 6 C's that make up the TSD Portrait of a Learner seek to tie together the mission, vision, and core values of the district. 

Learn More About the 6 C's

Where YOUR

Journey Leads

This is the moment when it all pays off. Your years here have helped you know who you are, what you want, and how far you want to go. But it’s not only about getting in; it’s about thriving where you are destined to be.

419

Number of Students

1956

Morse was Built in 1956

14

Student to Teacher Ratio is 14:1

A+

Overall Grade for Diversity, Academics, and Teachers

2024

NICHE #2 Best School District in MI

65

Total Number of Staff

matriculation-us-news-best-elementary-school-award
matriculation-national-blue-ribbon-school-of-excellence-award
matriculation-niche-2024-best-schools-award
matriculation-character-michigan-award
matriculation-michigan-blue-ribbon-school-award

 

Stories Worth Telling

This is our School and these are our stories.

Chantelle Yancy

Diversity, Equity & Community Engagement Supervisor

Kris Griffor

Assistant Superintendent for Elementary

Dr. Rich Machesky

Superintendent of Schools