School district in Oakland County
Ferndale Public Schools
Ferndale Public Schools runs 7 schools for 3,137 students across 5 square miles. It covers all of Pleasant Ridge and parts of 3 other towns.
- Schools
- 7
- Students
- 3,137
- 2024-25
- Students per teacher
- 17.3
- District-wide
- Four-year graduation
- 72.1%
- Class of 2025
- Public
- Charter
- Private
From the federal and state files
What the numbers say about Ferndale Public Schools
District-wide, 72.1% of its class of 2025 (445 students) graduated in four years, below 84.0% for Michigan.
Across its public and charter schools there are 18.4 students for every full-time teacher.
72.1% of the class of 2025 here (a cohort of 445 students) graduated in four years, below 84.0% for Michigan as a whole. University High School posted the highest rate, 95.8%.
54% of public school students qualify for free or reduced-price school meals.
3 schools run a federal Title I program for students from lower-income families (2021-22, the last year NCES reported it).
1 school is a magnet school, open to students from outside their attendance area.
The newest, by the state's register, is Tri County Educational Center, opened in July 2012.
All the numbers
54% of public school students qualify for free or reduced-price school meals.
3 schools run a federal Title I program for students from lower-income families (2021-22, the last year NCES reported it).
1 school is a magnet school, open to students from outside their attendance area.
The newest, by the state's register, is Tri County Educational Center, opened in July 2012.
By the federal district boundary
Towns Ferndale Public Schools covers
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Pleasant Ridge
100%
Oakland County
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Ferndale
75%
Oakland County
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Oakland County
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Oak Park
16%
Oakland County
Every school Ferndale Public Schools runs
More filters
7 schools
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- Students
- 0
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- Students
- 739
- Per teacher
- 17.4
- Graduation
- 91.3%
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- Students
- 517
- Per teacher
- 16.6
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- Students
- 528
- Per teacher
- 17.0
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- Students
- 501
- Per teacher
- 16.6
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- Students
- 348
- Per teacher
- 29.0
- Graduation
- 32.0%
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- Students
- 469
- Per teacher
- 21.8
- Graduation
- 95.8%
No school matches these filters.
District office
- Address
- 2610 Pinecrest Dr, Ferndale, MI 48220
- Phone
- (248) 586-8651
- Website
- ferndaleschools.org
- Grades
- Pre-K to 12
- Teachers
- 182
- Area
- 5 square miles
Other districts in Oakland County
- Avondale School District
- Berkley School District
- Birmingham City School District
- Bloomfield Hills School District
- Brandon School District
- Clarkston Community School District
- Clawson City School District
- Farmington Public School District
- Hazel Park City School District
- Holly Area School District
- Huron Valley Schools
- Lake Orion Community Schools
- Lamphere Public Schools
- Madison Public Schools
- Novi Community School District
- Oak Park City School District
- Oxford Area Community Schools
- Pontiac City School District
- Rochester Community School District
- Royal Oak City School District
- South Lyon Community Schools
- Southfield Public School District
- Troy School District
- Walled Lake Consolidated Schools
- Waterford School District
- West Bloomfield School District
- Every district
- Oakland County schools
Ferndale Public Schools, asked and answered
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Sources
- NCES EDGE School Characteristics (Common Core of Data), 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school directory, 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school characteristics (Title I and magnet status), 2021-22
- Michigan CEPI Educational Entity Master, 2026
- Michigan CEPI cohort graduation rates (4-year), MI School Data, class of 2025
- NCES EDGE School District Characteristics, 2024-25
- U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line school district and municipal boundaries, 2024
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