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Bruce Township, Macomb County

Education in Bruce Township

1 open schools have a Bruce Township address. Here is how they break down, what the high schools graduate, what college costs from here and where adults go back to school.

  • Public, charter and private
  • College rates by town
  • Adult education and GED

Schools

Schools in Bruce Township

Open schools with a Bruce Township address in the federal and state files. A school that teaches several bands counts in each. See every school on the map.

Public schools Schools 1
Teach elementary grades Schools 0
Teach middle grades Schools 1
Teach high grades Schools 0

School districts that cover Bruce Township

College

Community college from Bruce Township

High school

Career tech for Macomb County high schoolers

Macomb Intermediate School District

Career and technical programs run inside the 21 Macomb districts' own high schools, coordinated by Macomb ISD (44001 Garfield Road, Clinton Township).

Adults

Adult education for Bruce Township residents

  • Local school districts and intermediate school districts run adult education: high school completion, GED preparation and English as a Second Language. Call the district that covers your address.
  • Michigan Works! Macomb/St. Clair ((586) 469-5220): career coaches who connect adults to diploma, GED and English classes and pay for approved training for people who qualify.
  • After a diploma or GED, compare trade schools, apprenticeships and tuition help.

Education in nearby towns

Questions about education in Bruce Township

3 questions

How many schools are in Bruce Township?
1 open schools have a Bruce Township address, 0 of them teaching high school grades.
What community college is in-district for Bruce Township?
Macomb Community College: $113 a billable contact hour for 2026-27.
What county is Bruce Township in?
Bruce Township is in Macomb County, Michigan.

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Sources

Updated October 2026. Rules and procedures change; confirm with the responsible office before a decision.