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Proud to team with approximately 2,000 staff and more than 14,000 students and their families. In Livonia Public Schools, you'll find newly updated facilities, current technology and a passionate staff that works together to provide the very best for our students, each and every day. In Livonia Public Schools, we thrive on a culture that is rooted in respectful interactions and we practice and model the tenants of our Community with Character climate and culture initiative in every school and in every department. Livonia Public Schools offers competitive compensation and benefits and our administration works alongside six different employee bargaining groups to ensure our employees are fairly compensated and enjoy safe work environments. Our district budgets are stable and we are proud to directly employ in areas such as transportation, custodial & maintenance and food service, with no out-sourcing. Continuous learning through district-provided professional development is at the heart of our practices in Livonia Public Schools. We know that we can never stop learning and growing as individuals and as a team. From our beautifully maintained properties to the smiling faces in our classrooms, lunchrooms and offices... our purpose is clear; our passion is evident and our pride shines brightly in Livonia Public Schools. We can't wait for you to join us!

Plymouth-Canton Community Schools operates 15 elementary schools, five middle schools, three high schools & an alternative high school program. District maps show geographic attendance areas for elementary & middle school. Students are randomly assigned to our three high schools. To additionally support our community, the district provides extensive preschool programming as well as before & after-school child care & summer care programs for elementary & middle school students. Over 3,000 full-time & part-time employees work to provide our students with the educational opportunities they need to become productive citizens in a global community. Parent involvement is a key factor in the success of our students & our schools. District policy 2112 summarizes the importance of two-way communication between home & school & describes the responsibilities of the school & the parents in this process. The district plan titled “Parent Involvement in the School Program” will be printed each year in August. Each school welcomes parents to Open House in the fall, parent-teacher conferences, evening programs related to curriculum & school activities. Parents also participate on many school committees, volunteer in classrooms, organize fundraisers & help us to provide their students with an outstanding education. All P-CCS teachers are teaching in areas in which they are certified by the State of Michigan. The federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) law requires an even higher level of certification. At the secondary level, these new standards require teachers to possess at least a bachelor’s degree & full state certification & teach only in areas in which they have a major or equivalent graduate degree or a minor & have passed the state exam in that subject. All P-CCS elementary teachers meet the federal requirements for highly qualified teachers. Parents have a right to know the qualifications of the teachers of their children & may contact their school to get this information.

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