Administration

The mission of the Benzie County Central School community is to provide a safe learning environment that motivates all students to reach their highest potential by providing the necessary skills to become life long learners and leaders in a changing society.

We believe each child can learn and achieve to their highest potential
We believe the school must be a positive, safe, and comfortable learning environment
We believe the school must inspire self-confidence, self-motivation, and self-discipline in all students
We believe a child’s education is positively influenced by parental and community involvement
We believe our students will become responsible community members

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Amiee Erfourth, Superintendent

Amiee Erfourth has served Benzie Central Schools for the last 25 years. She began her career as a first grade teacher at Betsie Valley Elementary and worked in that position for 14 years. She then spent 6 years as the principal of Betsie Valley Elementary. She has served as the Superintendent of Benzie County Central Schools since 2020. Amiee received her Bachelor’s of Science degree in elementary education from Central Michigan University and completed her Master’s of Arts degree in Administration from Central Michigan as well.

Amiee and her husband, Dan, have 3 children. Their oldest son, Evan, completed his degree in conservation at Michigan Technological University and is in officer training school with hopes to work for the National Park Service once he is finished. Their son, Aidan, is in high school at Benzie Central and their daughter, Ava, is in the Benzie Central Middle School.

Mrs. Erfourth is excited to continue to lead the Benzie County Central School District. Go Huskies!

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Catina M. Crossman, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent

Catina Crossman grew up in Benzie County and is a former 1992 graduate of Benzie Central High School. Catina graduated from Central Michigan University in 1996 with a Bachelor’s degree in Science; double majoring in Sociology and Criminal Justice and minoring in Women’s Studies/Social Work. In her spare time, Catina enjoys reading, writing, kayaking, boating, and volunteering.

Catina married Todd Crossman in 1996, also a former Benzie Central graduate, and together they reside in Honor. They have two children, Allison (a 2020 Pandemic graduate of the University of North Carolina Greensboro) and Joseph, (2021 graduate of Northwestern Michigan College). Together, they are local business owners.

In February 2023, they welcomed their first grandchild, Hadley.

Within the district, Catina has been a substitute teacher, the middle school administrative assistant, and is pleased to be a part of the administration.

There is only one way to go, and it has always been the red and white! Go Huskies!