* The Underground Railway House represents an important part of our history.
  * The oak tree represents author James Fenimore Cooper's book about Schoolcraft titled Oak Openings and the community's sense of pride regarding our trees.
  * The bee skep is a symbol of the industrious and busy people of Schoolcraft and is in reference to the Beekeeper in James Fenimore Cooper's Oak Openings patterned after Basil Harrison, our area's first pioneer.
  * The plow reflects the past and present importance of agriculture to our region.
  * Arrowheads on each side pay tribute to the Native Americans who settled in Schoolcraft prior to the arrival of the Europeans.
  * The date 1830 reflects the first settlements by descendants of European immigrants, 36 years prior to the incorporation of the Village as a corporate body.