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125 years

CLPS is 125 years old!

The first school in Center Line Public Schools, previously known as District No. 2 of Warren Township, was built around 1875 near Sherwood and Ten Mile. The land was purchased in 1869 from the William Kaltz family for $200. Official written school records began in 1899, and in 1959 the name of the district was changed to Center Line Public Schools. That makes Center Line Public Schools 125 years old this school year - and that is cause for celebration!
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