Plymouth-Canton Community Schools

Schools

Alternative education

• Starkweather Educational Center
• Gallimore Elementary School

  High schools

• Canton High School
• Plymouth High School
• Salem High School

  Middle schools

• Discovery Middle School
• East Middle School
• Pioneer Middle School
• West Middle School
• Liberty Middle School

  Elementary schools

• Bentley Elementary School
• Bird Elementary School
• George Dodson Elementary School
• Eriksson Elementary School
• Farrand Elementary School
• Mildred Field Elementary School
• Hoben Elementary School
• Hulsing Elementary School
• Isbister Elementary School
• Miller Elementary School
• * In July 1975 the school started a pilot year-round schooling program, allowing it to increase its student capacity by one third. The pilot was completed in August 1977.
• Smith Elementary School
• Flossie B. Tonda Elementary School
• Workman Elementary School

  Defunct schools

• Canton Center School - Now the Canton Historical Society Museum.
• Cherry Hill School - Now used for community events
• Hanford School
• Bartlett School
• Hough School - Now a private residence.
• Sheldon School - Now used for private offices.
• Lowell Middle School - was leased from the Livonia Public Schools school district for several years. Now Johnson Upper Elementary
• Fiegel Elementary School - Now used as Starkweather Alt. High School.
• Starkweather Elementary School
• Kinyon School
• Allen School
• Allen Elementary School
• Plymouth High School Closed in 1970 and re-opened as Central middle school 1971, operated as a middle school until June 2015, The property was sold to the Malcolm's and the Plymouth Art and Recreation Complex was formed, and now uses the building for a community space in November 2018 the PARC in a joint effort with Plymouth Township and the city of Plymouth attempted to get a millage passed to renovate and update the old Plymouth high school. The millage failed, leaving the fate of the old Plymouth high school up for debate. The Melcom‘s had originally donated the property to the community foundation, a nonprofit group which would have donated the property to the city and the township after the passing of the millage. For the millage to pass it had to pass in the Township and the city; the millage did pass in the city but not in the Township. Eventually, in January 2019 the community foundation donated the property to PARC, which is now the owner of the old Plymouth high school, and works to raise money to repair and renovate the old historical building.
• Tanger Elementary School