Dearborn Public Schools - List of Schools

List of Schools

Elementary Schools (19)

  • Becker
  • DuVall
  • Geer Park
  • Haigh
  • Henry Ford
  • Howard
  • Howe
  • Lindbergh
  • Long
  • Maples
  • McDonald
  • Miller #2
  • Nowlin
  • Oakman
  • River Oaks
  • Salina
  • Snow
  • Whitmore-Bolles
  • William Ford #2

K-8 schools (2)

  • Lowrey
  • McCollough/Unis

Intermediate Schools (1)

  • Salina

Middle Schools (4)

  • Bryant
  • O.L. Smith
  • Stout
  • Woodworth

High Schools (3)

  • Dearborn
  • Edsel Ford
  • Fordson

Specialized High Schools (2)

  • Dearborn Center for Math, Science and Technology (DCMST)
  • Dearborn Magnet High School

(Previously Dearborn Schools ran Clara B. Ford High School at Vista Maria, a facility for troubled girls and the School-to-Work Academy alternative high school)

Special Schools (3)

  • Cotter Early Childhood (preschool)
  • Henry Ford Early College (high school)
  • Michael Berry Career Center (high school, formerly Ford Elementary School)

Defunct Schools (10)

  • Clark (elementary school) - This school has been razed.
  • Lapham (elementary school) - Now the West Village Academy.
  • Miller #1 (elementary school) - This school was razed and replaced on the same site by Miller #2.
  • Oxford Avenue (elementary school) - This school has been razed.
  • Roulo (elementary school) - This school has been razed.
  • Ten Eyck (elementary school) - Now administrative offices for the school district.
  • Thayer (elementary school) - Now the Society of St. Paul's.
  • William Ford #1 (elementary school) - This school was razed and replaced on the same site by William Ford #2.
  • Adams (middle school) - Most of the original structure is still standing and is currently used for private offices.
  • Edison (middle school) - This school has been razed.

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