The Morley Consolidated School began in 1923 on Cass and 7th Streets in Morley, MI, and held 12 grades. Student numbers grew as one-room schoolhouses in the area began to close. In 1960 a new high school was built several miles to the north and this Morley building contained only kindergarten through 8th grades. As student numbers grew, t

The Morley Consolidated School began in 1923 on Cass and 7th Streets in Morley, MI, and held 12 grades. Student numbers grew as one-room schoolhouses in the area began to close. In 1960 a new high school was built several miles to the north and this Morley building contained only kindergarten through 8th grades. As student numbers grew, the upper grades were moved to the "new" building. In 1996 a newer high school was built north of Morley.  In 2012 the building was closed and all students moved north to the newer school buildings.

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 THANK YOU

Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you. 

Event Space Available

 We have large and small rooms for meetings, receptions, grad parties, etc. for up to 99 people. 

Cafeteria $150 per day

Gym $25 an hour or $200 all day

MCC Hall, Activities Room, Media Room $100 each per day

Refundable cleaning deposits apply.

 Use our contact page and we will contact you.

Share a Book

We have a number of books in our reading room. Bring a book and trade with another. There is also space to sit and read.

Storage area available in the garage.

The Morley Community Center Board was formed for the purpose of leasing and managing the former Morley School building as a community center and supporting the Center's activities.

MCC is a 501(3) nonprofit organization. We have no employees. All people involved are volunteers working to save our school building.

Within this retired school 

The Morley Community Center Board was formed for the purpose of leasing and managing the former Morley School building as a community center and supporting the Center's activities.

MCC is a 501(3) nonprofit organization. We have no employees. All people involved are volunteers working to save our school building.

Within this retired school building it is our goal to provide a nonprofit community home with the opportunity for our younger and older generation to meet. For all generations it will be a place to understand and appreciate our American History so that we will be better qualified to guide its future. We do this to honor all those that have nobly served and sacrificed for what we already have.

CHECK OUT OUR UPCOMING EVENTS

WE NOW HAVE PRINTS OF THE CLASS PICTURES THAT HANG IN THE BASEMENT OF THE SCHOOL. ORIGINAL SIZE IS $50 AND AN 8X10 IS $10. 

Beginning Monday, March 2, donate your items (no clothes please) to the Community Center to sell at our summer yard sales. Items can be left during the open times at right. Proceeds help pay our utility bills and other bills.