Capac Elementary School Prek-6th

Picture of the Capac Elementary School Building

Welcome to Capac Elementary School

At Capac Elementary, we are dedicated to fostering a love for learning in every student, from Kindergarten through 6th grade. Our mission--Learn, Dream, Grow--guides us in creating an engaging and supportive educational experience where children can reach their full potential.

Our vision is to be recognized as a school and community that values education, positive character traits, and lifelong learning. We believe that every student is important, and that education is a shared responsibility among students, teachers, families, and the community. Together, we build a strong foundation for success.

At Capac Elementary, we are committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment where students feel encouraged to explore, achieve, and grow. Through collaboration, dedication, and a passion for learning, we empower our students to become confident, compassionate, and capable individuals ready to take on the future.

We are proud to be a school where learning is an adventure, dreams are nurtured, and growth is celebrated.

Welcome to the Capac Elementary family!

Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 7:30-4:00
Office Phone:
810-395-3636
Fax Number:
810-395-8086
351 W. Kempf Court,

P.O. Box 610, Capac, MI. 48014

School begins at 8:00 a.m. and dismisses at 2:55 p.m.

Half-day dismissal is at 11:15 am

Shannon Aubry-Hall, Principal

saubryhall@capacschools.us,

810-395-3649

Jennifer Allen, Secretary, jallen@capacschools.us, 810-395-3648

Elizabeth O'Neill, Spec. Ed./Elem. Secretary, eoneill@capacschools.us, 810-395-3652

2024-2025 Points of Pride

  1. Developmental Kindergarten (Young Fives Program)

  • A nurturing, play-based early learning program designed to support kindergarten readiness and a strong academic start for young learners.

  1. Early Childhood Education Opportunities

  • Inclusive early learning options, including GSRP (Great Start Readiness Program) and ECSE (Early Childhood Special Education), to support the growth and development of all preschool-aged children.

  1. School-Wide Positive Behavior Intervention and Supports (PBIS)

  • A proactive approach to promoting a positive school climate by teaching and reinforcing respectful, responsible, and safe behavior school-wide.

  1. The Positivity Project (P2) Character Education

  • School-wide character education initiative teaching 24 character strengths such as kindness, perseverance, and bravery to build empathy, positive relationships, and self-awareness in every student.

  1. Robust Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS)

  • Comprehensive academic and behavioral support system designed to meet the needs of every student through personalized instruction, interventions, and progress monitoring.

  1. Dedicated Social-Emotional Support Team

  • Multiple staff members focused on social-emotional wellness, including a new Elementary Behavior Interventionist who provides proactive behavioral support and helps students develop self-regulation and interpersonal skills.

  1. STEAM Classes for Grades K–5

  • Integrated Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) instruction that promotes critical thinking, creativity, and hands-on learning for all elementary students.

  1. Junior FLL LEGO Robotics

  • An engaging introduction to engineering and coding through Junior FIRST LEGO League, promoting teamwork, problem-solving, and innovation.

  1. Modern Classroom Technology

  • Smartboards in every K–6 classroom and 1-to-1 student devices ensure interactive, technology-enhanced learning experiences for all students.

  1. Family Engagement Nights

  • Regular school-wide events that invite families to connect with their child’s learning through fun, interactive activities and celebrations.

  1. P.E.A.K. Parent Organization

  • A strong and active parent-teacher group offering outstanding student and family programming that builds community and school spirit.

  1. Before and After School Latchkey Program

  • Safe, reliable, and enriching care for students outside of the regular school day to support working families.

  1. Student Leadership Opportunities

  • Programs such as student council, safety patrol, and classroom leadership roles foster responsibility, collaboration, and confidence.