Our District
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The Allen Park Public Schools is comprised of three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The District responds to a community need for early childhood education and child care to meet the needs of working parents by providing before- and after-school child care (latchkey), a preschool program, extended care, and summer day camp.
Schools
Our Schools

Choose a school to visit its website and learn more about programs, events, and important information specific to each location.
Departments
We are here for you!

At our district, we take pride in providing an array of valuable services and exciting opportunities that cater to our diverse community. Whether you’re a student, parent, staff member, or part of our broader community, there’s something here to support and enhance your experience!
Resources
Need something?
Explore our collection of resources, designed to support you in various aspects of your education. From educational materials to helpful documents, we’ve got you covered!
School Board
Allen Park Board of Education
To carry out its policies and other decisions and to manage the K-12 schools, the Board selects a chief executive officer, the Superintendent of Schools. The Superintendent and the administrative staff operate the schools according to the policies established by the Board. The Board considers recommendations from the Superintendent for approval.
Contact Us
Let's talk
Feel free to reach out to us! Whether you have questions, feedback, or suggestions, we’re here to assist.
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In This Section

For Students

Student Code of Conduct

APPS Code of Conduct

Student Links

StudentConnection

Xello

Google Classroom

Destiny Library Catalog

District Email LogIn

Suite360

Webster Dictionary

High School Links

High School Graduation Requirements

Financial Aid/Scholarships

ACT Student Page

Allen Park City Council Meetings

OK2SAY

OK2SAY Website

A new safety initiative, OK2SAY, is operated through a partnership of the Department of Attorney General, Michigan State Police, state agencies, state associations, schools, parents, law enforcement and community leaders, and is aimed at discouraging the persistent culture of silence among students who fear that reporting threatening behavior is intrusive and will lead to retaliation or result in a stigmatization of a “snitch.”

OK2SAY enables students to confidentially report potential harm or criminal activities aimed at students, teachers, staff or other school employees.

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