Laingsburg Community Schools is a public school district in Central Michigan. In Shiawassee County, it serves Laingsburg and parts of the townships of Bennington, Sciota, and Woodhull. In Clinton County, it serves parts of the townships of Bath and Victor.
The former high school opened around 1963 as an addition to a school built in 1890. Laingsburg Elementary was dedicated on November 6, 1960.
In spring 1957, the district was in turmoil and required the involvement of the state government. Accused of giving "undue attention" to a group of girls, commercial teacher Don Fockler was investigated by the Michigan Education Association, which cleared him of wrongdoing, and found him to have been retaliated against for giving bad grades. The school board voted three to two to fire him, and Superintendent Keith W. Reed as well, accusing that Reed "refused to assist the board in matters pertaining to the welfare of the school," and that there was "confusion, lack of discipline and civil disorder" at the high school. On April 23, 1957, dozens of students boycotted class and about twenty students drove to Lansing, where they met with Lieutenant Governor Philip Hart to demand intervention. Meanwhile, recall petitions were being circulated against one of the school board members, Robert Tisch. When Tisch was recalled, two other board members resigned, and the board could no longer operate without a quorum. In May, Governor G. Mennen Williams appointed a school board member so that the district could continue conducting business. The board then restored the jobs of Fockler and Reed. The school yearbook that spring was dedicated to Fockler.
The current Laingsburg High School opened in fall 1993. The former high school, at 320 East Grand River, became the district's middle school. A bond issue passed in 2001 to convert part of it into an Early Childhood Center and rebuild the middle school on the same site. The new middle school was dedicated on August 24, 2003.
An approximately $18 million bond issue funded improvements to district facilities in 2019.