Holland Public Schools is a public school district headquartered in Holland, Michigan. It serves portions of southern Ottawa County and northern Allegan County. In addition to almost all of Holland, which spills into both counties, it serves parts of Holland and Park townships in Ottawa County and part of Laketown Township in Allegan County. The district offers classes in the common core curriculum alongside other programs like art, music, athletics, theater, forensics, K-12 Spanish, technology literacy, special education, English as a second language, and extra-curricular activities.
History The district was founded in 1848. In 1912, a high school was built at 96 W 15th Street.
The present high school building opened in February 1962. It was substantially reconstructed in 2013. The middle school opened in 1990.
By 2000, the district had nine elementary schools, but due to declining enrollment, Lincoln Elementary closed in 2001, Lakeview and Washington Elementaries closed in 2003, Longfellow in 2006, and Harrington, Maplewood and Van Raalte Elementaries closed in 2009.
Schools +Schools in Holland Public Schools district School Address Notes Holland Heights School 45 E 25th Street, Holland Grades PreK-5. Temporarily located at Longfellow School. Jefferson Elementary 282 West 30th Street, Holland Grades PreK-5 West Elementary 500 W. 24th Street, Holland Grades PreK-5 Holland Language Academy 461 Van Raalte Avenue, Holland Grades PreK–5. Two-Way Bilingual Immersion Holland Middle School 373 E 24th Street, Holland Grades 6–8 VR Tech School 600 VanRaalte Avenue, Holland Online high school. Holland High School 600 VanRaalte Avenue, Holland Grades 9–12
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