Plymouth High School

Great school, but the traffic light to the entrance to the school is a nightmare if you have to be there for practices, sports or any other event not selected as a reason to change it from "blinking" to a light for the ease of the drives!!!!!!!!! Which is ALL the time!!!!! Call the Board of Education to submit your concerns!!!!!!!
--Submitted by a parent

I recently graduated from PCEP and am now a student at Michigan State University. Attending PCEP has afforded me many great opportunities and now, being in college, I have realized how lucky I was. When interacting with others in my classes, I find that the education was exceptional at PCEP, this making it easier to strive for success at Michigan State.
--Submitted by a student

As a former student of Plymouth I know that it is one of the best. The Park might be large but it offers so many courses and such a wide span of class options that I felt prepared and ready for the future. The teachers are amazing and know what they are teaching about and the after school activities are great for making close friends.
--Submitted by a student

Awesome Great Education. Great Teachers. Lots of kids
--Submitted by a parent

This is my daughters first year at Canton. At first we were scared because we thought the school is very large, but they have small learning communities, which keep all the children in groups of 30 together for all the core classes. My daughter has class mates that she sees for all her classes every day. She loves going to school. The challange is appropriate. There is music, science french Adv. English math, its just a nice expierence. You can also find trouble if you want to. Completely upto you.
--Submitted by a parent

As a current student, at Plymouth, I disagree with some of the below reviews. I love attending the park and having the support of all the students that attend here. With having such a large school there is not that daily drama, that by the end of the day the whole school knows about. Plymouth is just one of the three high schools at the Park and it is a great fit. People are nice to each other even though we don't know each other. Most of us have figured out by know that every student can be limked to the whole student body within 6 degrees. You can't say that for any other school our size! We are the second largest high school campus in the USA and we should be proud of it!
--Submitted by a student

These schools are great! There are a lot of students, but instead of that being a negative, it is a strength of the schools. We have the chance to offer classes that most high schools are unable to. For example, we are one of few schools with an anthropology class. In fact, we have two. Also, your children shouldn't feel intimidated by the massive student body. The result of so many kids is that they are sure to find a group that will accept them. Also, you get the chance to meet somebody who you may go to collegge with. These schools do a good job preparing the students for college socially and academically. I highly recommend these schools.
--Submitted by a student

Plymouth high is a good school from a student's perspective. though the building is rather bland and resembles a correctional facility. Not to mention that our sports teams are horrendus even with a new senior class.
--Submitted by a student

This is our 4th year at The Park. One daughter at Plymouth High and another at Canton. Our childen love their schools and have had nothing but very positive experiences there. The fact that I really couldn't even come up with one negative remark I feel says something. Although the campus is large, the kids adapt right away. I have found that it is the parents who tend to get more stressed out about this. My 9th grader loved it after her 2nd day. I would highly recommend any of the 3 High Schools.
--Submitted by Kimberly Garzaniti, a parent

This school is horrible. My daughter was removed the second day of it. There are too many students at PCEP. It was unbearable for her to handle. PCEP needs to change
--Submitted by a parent