Milan Area Schools is a public school district in Monroe County and Washtenaw County, Michigan. It serves Milan and parts of the townships of Augusta, Exeter, London, Pittsfield, Milan, Saline, York, and Ypsilanti.
History Although the first school in Milan was built in the 1830s, the first brick multi-classroom school opened in 1882 at Hurd Street and Ferman Avenue. It was rebuilt in 1900 after a fire, and an addition to it was built in 1927. The district was officially established in 1954 as rural districts in the area consolidated with the Milan city district.
Milan Middle School, designed by Eberle Smith and Associates, was built as Milan High School in 1958. The 1900 school became a middle school until it was replaced in 1969 and sold. The current Milan High School opened in 2003, and the 1969 middle school building then became Symons Elementary.
Milan High School features a 2,200-seat gym and an 850-seat auditorium. The architect was Fanning Howey.
Schools
+Schools in Milan Area Schools School Address Notes Milan High School 200 Big Red Drive, Milan Grades 9-12. Built 2003. Milan Middle School 920 North Street, Milan Grades 5-8. Built 1958. Paddock Elementary School 707 Marvin Street, Milan Grades PreK-1. Built 1957. Symons Elementary School 432 S. Platt Road, Milan Grades 2-4. Built 1969. Milan Alternative Education920 North Street, Milan Alternative high school located at Milan Middle School.
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Milan Area Schools