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DiAnne M. Pellerin Center

DiAnne M. Pellerin Center is a public high school for grades 9 to 12 in Clinton Township, in L'Anse Creuse Public Schools. It opened in August 2009, by the state's register. Its 182 students make it smaller than the typical school in Clinton Township (369).

Students
182
2024-25
Teachers
18
Full-time equivalent
Students per teacher
10.0
Clinton Township 18.0
Four-year graduation
59.7%
Michigan 84.0%
DiAnne M. Pellerin Center
DiAnne M. Pellerin Center (lit) inside Clinton Township's limits (Census), with 32 other schools in Clinton Township. The shape says the kind.
  • Public
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  • Private

About DiAnne M. Pellerin Center

Grades
9 to 12
Type
Public, alternative education
Opened
August 14, 2009
Title I
Eligible for Title I, no program
Setting
Suburb: Large

Students by grade

The federal count for 2024-25.

  • 9 1
  • 10 17
  • 11 59
  • 12 105

Schools near DiAnne M. Pellerin Center

On this map

  1. DiAnne M. Pellerin Center This place
  2. Mount Clemens Center for Lifelong Learning Next door
  3. Frederick V Pankow Center 0.3 mi
  4. Atwood Elementary School 1.0 mi
  5. Middle School - North 1.2 mi
  6. High School - North 1.2 mi
  7. Macomb County Juvenile Justice Center School 1.6 mi
  8. St Mary Catholic School 1.8 mi

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DiAnne M. Pellerin Center, asked and answered

4 questions

What grades does DiAnne M. Pellerin Center teach?
9 to 12, by the 2024-25 federal school file.
How many students attend DiAnne M. Pellerin Center?
182 in the 2024-25 count, with 10.0 students per full-time teacher.
What school district is DiAnne M. Pellerin Center in?
L'Anse Creuse Public Schools. Its page lists every school it runs and the towns it covers.
What is DiAnne M. Pellerin Center's graduation rate?
59.7% of its class of 2025 (124 students) graduated in four years, by the state's cohort count.

Sources

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