The move would cost less than the $625,000 needed to fix and upgrade Crapo. In 2019 the high school upgraded, modernized, and expanded its athletic field complex. In 2021 Multiple additions would be added to the community schools, middle school, and high school. Buildings High school The Swartz Creek High School is a secondary school in Swartz Creek build in 1958. The school was initial build with a 900–1,000 students capacity. Immediately after opening, the district had plans to add two new wings. Sports At the Little Red School House No.2 back in the late 19th century, Swartz Creek Schools started its sports tradition starting with a championship girls baseball team followed by a winning boys baseball team. In the 1940s, the football team earned the county championship trophy awarded by the Flint Journal, which nicknamed the Swartz Creek Teams as the "Dragons", after which the yearbook was called the dragon. Swartz Creek belong to the County B League then joined the Flint Metro League upon its founding in 1968 until the 1976 when they joined the Big Nine Conference. The Cross Country squad had extraordinary success racking 15 Big Nine Conference championships, many Greater Flint Area Champions, Regional Champions, multiple state meet appearances with runners up in 1982 and State Championship in 1986. Given the even large schools in the Big 9 that were some times classified as AA making teams uncompetitive in league play, Swartz Creek returned to the Flint Metro League in 2006. Notable alumni Erik Jones (Class of 2014) - NASCAR Cup Series driver References External links Michigan Center for Geographic Information's Map of the Swartz Creek School District School districts in Michigan Education in Genesee County, Michigan 1947 establishments in Michigan School districts established in 1947