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Schools in Clinton Township

Clinton Township has 33 schools inside its limits: 25 public, 3 charter, and 5 private. 19 teach elementary grades, 12 middle grades, and 11 high school grades. The largest is Chippewa Valley High School, with 2,162 students (9 to 12). Charters are 11% of its public schools, about the same as 10% across Macomb County.

Schools
33
Students
11,441
Federal counts
Students per teacher
18.0
Public and charter
Four-year graduation
81.5%
Class of 2025
Clinton Township's limits from the Census, with its 33 schools pinned by kind.
  • Public
  • Charter
  • Private

From the federal and state files

What the numbers say about Clinton Township

In Clinton Township, by the federal district boundaries, Chippewa Valley Schools covers about 50%; L'Anse Creuse Public Schools covers about 19% and Clintondale Community Schools covers about 13%.

Across its public and charter schools there are 18.0 students for every full-time teacher, against 17.2 across Macomb County.

81.5% of the class of 2025 here (a cohort of 942 students) graduated in four years, below 84.0% for Michigan as a whole. Chippewa Valley High School posted the highest rate, 96.8%.

50% of public school students qualify for free or reduced-price school meals, compared with 52% across Macomb County.

12 schools run a federal Title I program for students from lower-income families (2021-22, the last year NCES reported it).

11 schools are magnet schools, open to students from outside their attendance area.

The newest, by the state's register, is Rainbow Early Childhood Center, opened in July 2024.

5 private schools teach 720 students; the most common orientation is Roman Catholic (2).

The Census gives Clinton Township a median home value of $225,000, 66% of homes lived in by their owners, and a median year built of 1980 (ACS 2020-2024).

All the numbers

50% of public school students qualify for free or reduced-price school meals, compared with 52% across Macomb County.

12 schools run a federal Title I program for students from lower-income families (2021-22, the last year NCES reported it).

11 schools are magnet schools, open to students from outside their attendance area.

The newest, by the state's register, is Rainbow Early Childhood Center, opened in July 2024.

5 private schools teach 720 students; the most common orientation is Roman Catholic (2).

The Census gives Clinton Township a median home value of $225,000, 66% of homes lived in by their owners, and a median year built of 1980 (ACS 2020-2024).

By the federal district boundaries

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Schools in Clinton Township, asked and answered

5 questions

How many schools are in Clinton Township?
33 schools stand inside Clinton Township's limits: 25 public, 3 charter, and 5 private. The list above has every one with its grades and students.
Which school district serves Clinton Township?
5 districts cover parts of Clinton Township: Chippewa Valley Schools (about 50%), L'Anse Creuse Public Schools (about 19%), Clintondale Community Schools (about 13%), and Fraser Public Schools (about 11%). Your street address decides which one; the district confirms it.
What is the high school graduation rate in Clinton Township?
81.5% of the class of 2025 at Clinton Township's high schools graduated in four years, by the state's cohort count, against 84.0% for Michigan.
What is the largest school in Clinton Township?
Chippewa Valley High School, with 2,162 students in the 2024-25 federal count.
Does Clinton Township have charter or private schools?
Yes: 3 charter schools and 5 private schools. Charter schools are public and charge no tuition; private schools set their own.

Sources

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