Our Schools
Preschools
The Wayne-Westland Community School early childhood programs provide children with a high-quality preschool experience. We hold high expectations for success and provide students with a safe, caring and nurturing environment. Research indicates that children provided with a high-quality preschool experience show significant positive development. The dynamic environment, not only within our early childhood programs, but throughout Wayne-Westland Community Schools, illustrates that when a school and community work together, extraordinary results occur.
Stottlemyer Early Childhood Center
Elementary Schools
The elementary school program (grades K-5) offers an experienced, dedicated teaching staff, active parent groups and instructional strategies which provide a rich variety of learning experiences. Ten elementary schools provide students with a diverse curriculum, which consists of an up-to-date core curriculum as well as art, music, physical education, foreign language, and character education.
Edison Elementary School
Elliott Elementary School
Graham Elementary School
Hamilton Elementary School
Hicks Elementary School
Roosevelt-McGrath Elementary School
Schweitzer Elementary School
Taft-Galloway Elementary School
Walker-Winter Elementary School
Wildwood Elementary School
Middle Schools
Adams, Franklin and Stevenson Middle Schools serve our sixth through eighth grade student populations. In addition to the core curriculum, the middle schools each offer advanced classes in math and english. Middle School students can also earn high school credit in algebra and world language. They also offer a variety of fine art, physical education, technology and other elective credits. Students can also participate in a variety of after-school program and athletic programs.
Adams Middle School
Franklin Middle School
Stevenson Middle School
High Schools
John Glenn High School and Wayne Memorial High School together service approximately 4,500 students. Programs include college preparatory courses, direct college, school-to-work opportunities, exemplary fine arts offerings, and physical education. In addition, both schools provide students with many opportunities to express themselves through enrichment programs in the arts as well as interscholastic athletics. Facilities include swimming pools, auditoriums, an alumni arena, a planetarium, athletic stadiums, computer laboratories and instructional media centers.
The William D. Ford Career Technical Center is a 100,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility that provides outstanding educational career and technical training in 19 skill areas including technology, manufacturing, culinary arts, graphic design, digital media, health services, and many more. The skills learned will prepare students for a 21st century global work force. The center has continually been recognized by local, state and national leaders for the many outstanding programs that are offered.
The Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy provides students with varied and differential opportunities in a small, supportive environment. Students will develop proficiencies in the academic, social, and communication skills necessary to become productive and responsible individuals in an increasingly diverse and technological society.
In addition the Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy Adult and Community Education offers adult and youth enrichment classes and senior citizen programs.
John Glenn High School
Wayne Memorial High School
Wayne-Westland Innovative Academy
William D. Ford Career Technical Center