High School Assignment Process
Plymouth-Canton Educational Park High School Student Assignment
Plymouth-Canton Community Schools is home to Michigan’s only educational park, featuring three high schools: Canton, Plymouth, and Salem. Each student is assigned a "home" school for counseling, records, sports, and graduation, but can take courses at any of the three schools.
Assignment Process
- Students are randomly assigned to one of the three high schools, without considering home address, middle school, race, talent, or socioeconomic background.
- There are no redraws, and once a student is assigned, they will not be reassigned for any reason.
- Twins, triplets, etc., may receive different placements but can request to attend the same school. This request must be in writing and is final.
- High school assignments can be found in MiStar under the Demographic Section > Membership.
New Students
- Incoming 9-12 grade students receive their random assignment during enrollment.
- Students entering in grades 7-8 are assigned randomly, allowing younger siblings to use the Sibling Rule (see below).
Sibling Rule
- Siblings may attend the same high school if requested during the 6th-grade assignment process. This decision is final.
- If a student receives a random assignment in error, families must submit a request in writing.
- If an older sibling no longer attends P-CCS, families must provide documentation (e.g., diploma, report card, birth certificates) to verify eligibility for the Sibling Rule.
Non-Public School Students
- Families must schedule an appointment with Student Services (734-416-2760) after 7th grade to verify residency and receive a high school assignment.