The Board of Education Ingham County Vevay Township District, operating through Mason Public Schools, is a public school district serving students in Mason, Michigan, and surrounding areas including Vevay Township. Located in Ingham County, the district is governed by a seven-member Board of Education that oversees educational policies and operations. Mason Public Schools operates multiple facilities including Mason High School, Mason Middle School, and several elementary schools. The district serves approximately 3,300 students and employs over 200 teachers and staff members. As part of the greater Ingham County educational system, the district follows Michigan state educational standards and curriculum requirements. The district was established in the late 19th century and has evolved to meet the changing educational needs of the community. It provides comprehensive K-12 education, including special education services, athletics programs, and various extracurricular activities. The Board of Education meets regularly to make decisions regarding budget allocation, curriculum development, and district policies. Mason Public Schools maintains partnerships with local organizations and businesses to enhance educational opportunities for students. The district is funded through local property taxes, state aid, and federal programs, operating under the oversight of the Michigan Department of Education.