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List of high schools in Michigan

This is a list of high schools in the state of Michigan.

Alcona County

 * Alcona Community Schools, Lincoln

Alger County

 * Burt Township K-12 School, Grand Marais
 * Munising Baptist School (K-12), Wetmore
 * Munising High School, Munising
 * Superior Central School (K-12), Eben Junction

Allegan County

 * Allegan County Area Technical & Education Center
 * Allegan Alternative High School
 * Allegan High School
 * East Martin Christian High School, Martin
 * Fennville High School, Fennville
 * Hamilton High School, Hamilton
 * Holland Christian High School, Holland
 * Hopkins High School, Hopkins
 * Martin High School, Martin
 * Otsego Baptist Academy (K-12), Otsego
 * Otsego High School, Otsego
 * Plainwell High School, Plainwell
 * Renaissance High School, Plainwell
 * Saugatuck High School, Saugatuck
 * Wayland Union High School, Wayland

Alpena County

 * Alpena High School, Alpena
 * ACES Academy, Alpena

Antrim County

 * Alba Public School (K-12), Alba
 * Bellaire High School, Bellaire
 * Central Lake High School (6-12), Central Lake
 * North Central Academy (K-12), Mancelona
 * Elk Rapids High School, Elk Rapids
 * Ellsworth Community School (K-12), Ellsworth
 * Mancelona High School, Mancelona

Arenac County

 * Arenac Eastern High School, Twining CLOSED 2018
 * Au Gres-Sims High School, Au Gres
 * Standish-Sterling Central High School, Standish

Baraga County

 * Baraga Junior/Senior High School (7-12), Baraga
 * L'Anse High School, L'Anse

Barry County

 * Barry County Christian School (K-12), Hastings
 * Cedar Creek Christian School (K-12), Delton
 * Delton-Kellogg Alternative High School, Delton
 * Delton-Kellogg High School, Delton
 * Hastings High School, Hastings
 * Lakewood High School, Lake Odessa
 * Thornapple-Kellogg High School, Middleville

Bay County

 * Bay City Public Schools
 * Bay City Central High School, Bay City
 * Bay City Western High School, Auburn
 * Wenona Center High School, Bay City
 * All Saints Central High School, Bay City
 * Bay-Arenac Community High School, Essexville
 * Bible Baptist School (8-12), Pinconning
 * Garber High School, Essexville
 * John Glenn High School, Bay City (actually located in Bangor Township)
 * Pinconning Advancement Academy (7-12), Pinconning
 * Pinconning Area High School, Pinconning

Benzie County

 * Benzie Central High School, Benzonia
 * Frankfort High School, Frankfort

Berrien County

 * Benton Harbor High School (10-12), Benton Harbor
 * Andrews Academy, Berrien Springs
 * Berrien Springs High School, Berrien Springs
 * Brandywine Middle/Senior High School, Niles
 * Bridgman High School, Bridgman
 * Buchanan High School, Buchanan
 * Coloma High School, Coloma
 * Countryside Academy (K-12), Benton Harbor
 * Eau Claire Middle-High School, Eau Claire
 * Grace Christian School, Watervliet
 * Jesus Christ Academy (2-12), Buchanan
 * Lake Michigan Catholic High School, St. Joseph
 * Lakeshore High School, Stevensville
 * Michigan Lutheran High School, St. Joseph
 * New Buffalo High School, New Buffalo
 * Niles High School, Niles
 * Our Lady of the Lake Catholic High School, St. Joseph
 * River Valley Middle/High School, Three Oaks
 * St. Joseph High School, St. Joseph
 * Watervliet Senior High School, Watervliet

Branch County

 * Bronson Junior/Senior High School, Bronson
 * Coldwater High School, Coldwater
 * Fiske International School (8-12), Coldwater
 * Pansophia Academy (K-12), Coldwater
 * Quincy High School, Quincy

Calhoun County

 * Athens High School, Athens
 * Battle Creek Central High School, Battle Creek
 * Bedford Bible Church School (K-12), Battle Creek
 * Cooks Prairie Baptist School (1-11), Homer
 * Harper Creek High School, Battle Creek
 * Homer Community School, Homer
 * Lakeview High School, Battle Creek
 * Maple Grove Christian Academy (1-11), Marshall
 * Marshall High School, Marshall
 * Pennfield Senior High School, Battle Creek
 * South Hill Academy, Battle Creek
 * St. Philip Catholic Central High School, Battle Creek
 * Tekonsha Senior High School, Tekonsha
 * Union City High School, Union City

Cass County

 * Calvary Bible Academy (K-11), Dowagiac
 * Dowagiac Union High School, Dowagiac
 * Edwardsburg High School, Edwardsburg
 * Marcellus High School, Marcellus
 * Ross Beatty Junior/Senior High School, Cassopolis

Charlevoix County

 * Beaver Island Community School, Beaver Island
 * Boyne City High School, Boyne City
 * Boyne Falls Public School (K-12), Boyne Falls
 * Charlevoix High School, Charlevoix
 * Concord Academy Boyne, Boyne City
 * East Jordan High School, East Jordan
 * Northwest Academy, Charlevoix

Cheboygan County

 * Cheboygan Area High School, Cheboygan
 * Inland Lakes High School, Indian River
 * Northern Michigan Christian Academy (K-12), Burt Lake
 * Wolverine Middle/High School, Wolverine

Chippewa County

 * Brimley Middle/High School, Brimley
 * DeTour High School, De Tour Village
 * Malcolm High School, Sault Ste Marie
 * Maplewood Baptist Academy (K-12), Kinross
 * Ojibwe Charter School (K-12), Bay Mills, Brimley
 * Pickford High School, Pickford
 * Rudyard High School, Rudyard
 * Sault Area High School, Sault Ste Marie
 * Whitefish Township Community School (K-12), Paradise

Clare County

 * Clare High School, Clare
 * Clare-Gladwin Day School (K-12), Clare
 * Farwell High School, Farwell
 * Farwell Timberland Alternative High School, Farwell
 * Harrison High School, Harrison
 * Pioneer High School, Clare

Clinton County

 * Bath High School, Bath
 * DeWitt High School, DeWitt
 * Fowler High School, Fowler
 * Ovid-Elsie High School, Elsie
 * Pewamo-Westphalia Junior/Senior High School, Pewamo
 * St. Johns High School, St. Johns
 * Wilson Center Alternative Education, St. Johns

Crawford County

 * Calvary Baptist Academy (K-12), Grayling
 * Grayling High School, Grayling

Delta County

 * Bark River-Harris High School, Harris
 * Big Bay de Noc High School, Cooks
 * Escanaba Senior High School, Escanaba
 * Bay Middle College (Formerly Fitzharris Alternative High School), Escanaba
 * Gladstone Area High School, Gladstone
 * Mid-Peninsula High School, Rock
 * Rapid River High School, Rapid River

Dickinson County

 * Iron Mountain High School, Iron Mountain
 * Kingsford High School, Kingsford
 * North Dickinson County School (K-12), Felch
 * Norway High School, Norway

Eaton County

 * Bellevue High School, Bellevue
 * Charlotte High School, Charlotte
 * Eaton Rapids High School, Eaton Rapids
 * Grand Ledge High School, Grand Ledge
 * Maple Valley Junior/Senior High School, Vermontville
 * Mount Olivet Christian School (1-12), Bellevue
 * Olivet High School, Olivet
 * Potterville High School, Potterville
 * Sawdon High School, Grand Ledge
 * Waverly High School, Lansing

Emmet County

 * Alanson-Littlefield High School, Alanson
 * Concord Academy Petoskey (K-12), Petoskey
 * Harbor Light Christian School, Harbor Springs
 * Harbor Springs High School, Harbor Springs
 * Mackinaw City High School (7-12), Mackinaw City
 * Pellston High School, Pellston
 * Petoskey High School, Petoskey
 * St. Michael the Archangel Regional Catholic Academy, Petoskey

Genesee County

 * Beecher High School, Beecher
 * Clio Area High School, Clio
 * Elisabeth Ann Johnson High School, Mt. Morris
 * Flushing High School, Flushing
 * Genesee Junior/Senior High School, Genesee
 * Goodrich High School, Goodrich
 * Grand Blanc Community High School, Grand Blanc
 * Hill-McCloy High School, Montrose
 * LakeVille Memorial High School, Otisville
 * Linden High School, Linden
 * Swartz Creek High School, Swartz Creek

Burton

 * Atherton High School
 * Bendle High School
 * Bentley High School
 * Faithway Christian School (K-12)
 * Genesee Christian School
 * Judson Christian Academy (K-12)
 * St. Thomas More Academy
 * Valley Christian Academy

Davison

 * Davison High School
 * Faith Baptist School (K-12)

Fenton

 * Fenton High School
 * Lake Fenton High School
 * Southern Lakes Academy

Flint

 * Accelerated Learning Academy
 * Carman-Ainsworth High School
 * Southwestern Classical Academy
 * Grace Christian Academy (5-12)
 * Hamady High School
 * International Academy of Flint (2-12)
 * Kearsley High School
 * Michigan School for the Deaf
 * Mott Middle College
 * Mount Morris Alternative Education
 * New Standard Academy
 * Powers Catholic High School
 * Richfield Christian Academy (1-11)
 * Richfield Public School Academy
 * Valley School

Gladwin County

 * Beaverton High School, Beaverton
 * Gladwin Community Alternative High School
 * Gladwin High School, Gladwin
 * Skeels Christian School (K-12), Gladwin

Gogebic County

 * Gogebic County Community Education, Bessemer
 * A.D. Johnston Senior/Junior High School (7-12), Bessemer
 * Wakefield-Marenisco School (K-12), Wakefield
 * Watersmeet Township School (K-12), Watersmeet
 * Luther L. Wright Middle School/High School, Ironwood

Grand Traverse County

 * Grand Traverse Academy (K-12), Traverse City
 * Interlochen Center for the Arts, Interlochen
 * Kingsley High School, Kingsley
 * St. Francis High School, Traverse City
 * The Greenspire School, Traverse City
 * Traverse City Area Public Schools
 * Traverse City High School (alternative), Traverse City
 * Traverse City Central High School, Traverse City
 * Traverse City West Senior High School, Traverse City
 * Traverse City Christian Junior-Senior High School (7-12), Traverse City

Gratiot County

 * Alma High School, Alma
 * Ashley High School, Ashley
 * Breckenridge High School, Breckenridge
 * Fulton High School, Middleton
 * Ithaca High School, Ithaca
 * St. Louis High School, St. Louis

Hillsdale County

 * Bird Lake Bible School (K-12), Osseo
 * Camden-Frontier High School, Camden
 * Freedom Farm Christian School (K-12), Pittsford
 * Hillsdale Academy, Hillsdale
 * Hillsdale Alternative High School, Hillsdale
 * Hillsdale High School, Hillsdale
 * Jonesville High School, Jonesville
 * Litchfield High School, Litchfield
 * New Hope Christian School, Camden
 * New Hope United Brethren School, Camden
 * North Adams High School, North Adams
 * Phoenix Alternative Secondary School, Jonesville
 * Pittsford High School, Pittsford
 * Reading Junior-Senior High School, Reading
 * Waldron Area School, Waldron
 * Will Carleton Academy, Hillsdale

Houghton County

 * Calumet-Laurium-Keweenaw High School, Calumet, Michigan
 * Chassell Township School, Chassell, Michigan
 * Copper Country Christian School, Chassell, Michigan
 * Dollar Bay-Tamarack City High School, Dollar Bay, Michigan
 * Hancock Central High School (Hancock, Michigan), Hancock, Michigan
 * Houghton High School, Houghton, Michigan
 * Jeffers High School, Painesdale, Michigan
 * Lake Linden–Hubbell High School, Lake Linden, Michigan

Huron County

 * Bad Axe High School, Bad Axe
 * Caseville Public School, Caseville
 * Harbor Beach High School, Harbor Beach
 * Laker High School, Pigeon
 * North Huron Secondary School (7-12), Kinde
 * Owendale-Gagetown High School, Owendale
 * Port Hope Community School (K-12), Port Hope
 * Ubly Community High School, Ubly

Ingham County

 * Dansville High School, Dansville
 * East Lansing High School, East Lansing
 * Haslett High School, Haslett
 * Leslie High School, Leslie
 * Okemos High School, Okemos
 * Stockbridge Junior / Senior High School, Stockbridge
 * Webberville High School, Webberville
 * Williamston High School, Williamston

Holt

 * Capitol City Baptist School (K-12)
 * Central Lutheran High School
 * Holt Central High School
 * Holt High School

Lansing

 * Eastern High School
 * Everett High School
 * Ingham Alternative High School
 * J.W. Sexton High School
 * Lansing Baptist School (1-12)
 * Lansing Catholic High School
 * Lansing Christian School (K-12)
 * New Covenant Christian School (K-12)

Mason

 * Mason High School
 * Wilson Talent Center

Ionia County

 * Belding Alternative Education, Belding
 * Belding High School, Belding
 * Douglas R. Welch High School, Ionia
 * Faith Christian School (K-12), Lake Odessa
 * Ionia High School, Ionia
 * Lakewood High School, Lake Odessa
 * Portland High School, Portland
 * Saranac High School, Saranac
 * St. Patrick High School, Portland

Iosco County

 * Greenbush Christian Academy (K-11), Greenbush
 * Hale High School, Hale
 * Living Truth Learning Center (K-11), Hale
 * Oscoda High School, Oscoda
 * Pinecrest School (6-12), Hale
 * Tawas Area High School, Tawas City
 * Whittemore-Prescott High School, Whittemore

Iron County

 * Iron River Christian Academy, Iron River, Michigan
 * Forest Park High School, Crystal Falls, Michigan
 * West Iron County High School, Iron River, Michigan

Isabella County

 * Beal City School (K-12), Mount Pleasant
 * Morey Charter School (K-12), Shepherd
 * Mount Pleasant High School, Mount Pleasant
 * Oasis High School, Mount Pleasant
 * Odyssey Middle/High School, Mount Pleasant
 * Sacred Heart Academy High School, Mount Pleasant
 * Shepherd Senior High School, Shepherd

Jackson County

 * Columbia Central High School, Brooklyn
 * Concord High School, Concord
 * Grass Lake High School, Grass Lake
 * Hanover-Horton High School, Horton
 * Michigan Center Jr/Sr High School, Michigan Center
 * Napoleon High School, Napoleon
 * Springport High School, Springsport
 * Western High School, Parma

Jackson

 * Da Vinci High School
 * East Jackson Secondary School
 * Jackson Christian High School
 * Jackson High School
 * Lumen Christi Catholic School
 * Northwest Alternative High School
 * Northwest High School
 * Vandercook Lake High School

Kalamazoo County

 * Climax-Scotts High School, Climax
 * Galesburg-Augusta High School, Galesburg
 * Gull Lake High School, Richland
 * Schoolcraft High School, Schoolcraft
 * Vicksburg High School, Vicksburg

Kalamazoo

 * Comstock High School/Comstock Compass High School
 * Hackett Catholic Central High School
 * Heritage Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Kalamazoo Area Math and Science Center (KAMSC)
 * Kalamazoo Christian High School
 * Kalamazoo Central High School
 * Kalamazoo Innovative Learning Center
 * Loy Norrix High School
 * Phoenix High School

Parchment

 * Barclay Hills Education Center
 * Parchment High School

Portage

 * Portage Central High School
 * Portage Northern High School

Kalkaska County

 * Forest Area Community Schools, Fife Lake - South Boardman
 * Kalkaska High School, Kalkaska
 * Northside Alternative High School, Kalkaska

Kent County

 * Caledonia High School, Caledonia
 * Comstock Park High School, Comstock Park
 * Discovery Alternative High School, Kelloggsville
 * East Grand Rapids High School, East Grand Rapids
 * Englishville Alternative High School, Sparta Township
 * Forest Hills Eastern High School, Ada
 * Grandville High School, Grandville
 * Lowell High School, Lowell
 * Rockford High School, Rockford
 * Sparta High School, Sparta
 * Thornapple-Kellogg High School, Middleville

Byron Center

 * Byron Center High School
 * Byron Center Charter School (K-12)
 * The Learning Center Academy (K-12)
 * Zion Christian School (K-12)

Cedar Springs

 * Cedar Springs High School
 * Creative Technologies Academy (K-12)
 * New Beginnings Alternative High School
 * Pilgrim Bible Academy (1-12)

Public Schools

 * Alternative Pathways High School
 * City High-Middle School
 * Forest Hills Central High School
 * Forest Hills Northern High School
 * Gateway Middle/High School
 * Godwin Heights High School
 * Grand Rapids Montessori Public School (K-12)
 * Innovation Central High School
 * Kelloggsville High School
 * Kenowa Hills High School
 * Kent Career Technical Center
 * Kent Innovation High
 * Northview High School
 * Ottawa Hills High School
 * Union High School
 * West Michigan Aviation Academy (9-12)

Private Schools

 * Calvin Christian High School
 * Catholic Central High School
 * Grand Rapids Adventist Academy (K-12)
 * Grand Rapids Christian High School
 * Lake Michigan Academy (1-12)
 * Lincoln School (K-12)
 * North Hills Classical Academy (K-12)
 * NorthPointe Christian Schools (K-12)
 * Plymouth Christian High School (7-12)
 * South Christian High School
 * St. John's Home School (K-12)
 * West Catholic High School

Kent City

 * Algoma Christian School (K-12)
 * Kent City High School

Kentwood

 * Crossroads Alternative High School
 * East Kentwood High School
 * West Michigan Lutheran High School

Walker

 * Covenant Christian High School
 * West Michigan Academy of Environmental Science (K-12)

Wyoming

 * CLC Network (K-12)
 * Horizons Community High School
 * Lee High School
 * Omega High School
 * Potter's House High School
 * Rogers High School
 * Southwest Secondary (6-12)
 * Tri-Unity Christian High School
 * Vision Quest Alternative High School
 * Wyoming Park High School
 * Wyoming High School

Keweenaw County

 * Horizons Alternative High School, Mohawk, Michigan

Lake County

 * Baldwin Senior High School, Baldwin

Lapeer County

 * Almont High School, Almont
 * Dryden High School (7-12), Dryden
 * Imlay City High School, Imlay City
 * Lapeer High School, Lapeer
 * Lapeer East High School, Lapeer
 * Lapeer West High School, Lapeer
 * North Branch High School, North Branch
 * Quest High School, North Branch
 * Venture High School, Imlay City

Leelanau County

 * Glen Lake Community School, Maple City
 * The Leelanau School, Glen Arbor
 * Leland Public School (K-12), Leland
 * Northport Public School (K-12), Northport
 * St. Mary High School, Lake Leelanau
 * Suttons Bay High School, Suttons Bay

Lenawee County

 * Addison High School, Addison
 * Adrian High School, Adrian
 * Blissfield High School, Blissfield
 * Britton Deerfield High School, Britton
 * Clinton High School, Clinton
 * Holy Cross Children's Services, Clinton
 * Hudson High School, Hudson
 * Lenawee Christian School (K-12), Adrian
 * Madison High School, Adrian
 * Morenci Area High School, Morenci
 * Onsted High School, Onsted
 * Sand Creek High School, Sand Creek
 * Tecumseh High School, Tecumseh

Livingston County

 * Brighton High School, Brighton
 * Charyl Stockwell Preparatory Academy, Brighton
 * Fowlerville High School, Fowlerville
 * Hartland High School, Hartland
 * Howell High School, Howell
 * LEGACY, Hartland
 * Kensington Woods High School, Howell
 * Pinckney High School, Pinckney
 * Brighton Alternative & Adult Education, Brighton

Luce County

 * Newberry High School, Newberry, Michigan

Mackinac County

 * Beaver Island High School, Beaver Island, Michigan
 * Cedarville High School, Cedarville, Michigan
 * Engadine Consolidated High School, Engadine, Michigan
 * LaSalle High School, St. Ignace, Michigan
 * Mackinac Island K-12 School, Mackinac Island, Michigan

Macomb County

 * Anchor Bay High School, Fair Haven
 * Austin Catholic High School, Chesterfield
 * Center Line High School, Center Line
 * Eastpointe High School, Eastpointe
 * Eisenhower High School, Shelby Township
 * Fraser High School, Fraser
 * L'Anse Creuse High School, Harrison Township
 * Mount Clemens High School, Mount Clemens
 * New Haven High School, New Haven
 * Richmond High School, Richmond
 * Utica High School, Utica
 * Romeo Engineering and Technology Center, Washington
 * Romeo High School, Romeo
 * Roseville High School, Roseville

Armada

 * Armada High School
 * Macomb Academy of Arts and Science

Clinton Township

 * Chippewa Valley High School
 * Clintondale High School
 * International Academy of Macomb
 * Macomb Academy
 * Mohegan High School

Macomb

 * Dakota High School
 * L'Anse Creuse High School - North
 * Lutheran High School North

St. Clair Shores

 * Lake Shore High School
 * Lakeview High School
 * South Lake High School

Sterling Heights

 * Henry Ford II High School
 * Parkway Christian School
 * Sterling Heights High School
 * Stevenson High School
 * Utica Alternative Learning Center
 * Warren Consolidated School of Performing Arts

Warren

 * Arts Academy in the Woods
 * Community High School
 * Conner Creek Academy
 * Cousino High School
 * De La Salle Collegiate High School
 * Enterprise High School
 * Fitzgerald High School
 * Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic High School
 * Lincoln High School
 * Macomb Christian High School
 * Macomb Mathematics Science Technology Center
 * Regina High School
 * Warren Mott High School
 * Warren Woods Tower High School

Manistee County

 * Bear Lake High School, Bear Lake
 * Brethren High School, Brethren
 * Casman Alternative Academy (7-12), Manistee
 * Manistee Catholic Central School (K-12), Manistee
 * Manistee High School, Manistee
 * Onekama High School, Onekama

Marquette County

 * Gwinn High School, Gwinn, Michigan
 * Ishpeming High School, Ishpeming, Michigan
 * Marquette Senior High School, Marquette, Michigan
 * Negaunee High School, Negaunee, Michigan
 * North Star Academy, Marquette Township, Michigan
 * Republic-Michigamme High School, Republic, Michigan
 * Westwood High School, Ishpeming Township, Michigan

Mason County

 * Free Soil Community High School (7-12), Free Soil
 * Journey Junior/Senior High School, Scottville
 * Ludington High School, Ludington
 * Mason County Central High School, Scottville
 * Mason County Eastern High School, Custer

Mecosta County

 * Big Rapids High School, Big Rapids
 * Brockway Christian Academy (K-12), Morley
 * Chippewa Hills High School, Remus
 * Community Christian School (K-12), Barryton
 * Crossroads Charter Academy, Big Rapids
 * Morley Stanwood High School, Morley
 * Mosaic School (7-12), Remus
 * New Directions High School, Big Rapids

Menominee County

 * Carney-Nadeau School, Carney, Michigan
 * Hannahville Indian School, Harris Township
 * Menominee High School, Menominee, Michigan
 * Nah Tah Wahsh Public School Academy, Wilson, Michigan
 * North Central Area High School, Powers, Michigan
 * Phoenix Alternative High School, Powers, Michigan
 * Stephenson High School (MI), Stephenson, Michigan

Midland County

 * Midland Public Schools
 * Herbert Henry Dow High School, Midland
 * Leiphart Alternative Education, Midland
 * Midland High School, Midland
 * Bullock Creek High School, Midland
 * Calvary Baptist Academy (1-12), Midland
 * Coleman High School, Coleman
 * Meridian High School, Sanford
 * Midland Academy of Advanced and Creative Studies, Midland
 * Midland Christian School (K-12), Midland
 * Windover High School, Midland

Missaukee County

 * Lake City High School, Lake City
 * McBain High School, McBain
 * Northern Michigan Christian School (K-12), McBain

Monroe County

 * Airport High School, Carleton
 * Bedford High School, Temperance
 * Dundee High School, Dundee
 * Ida High School, Ida
 * Jefferson High School, Monroe
 * Mason High School, Erie
 * Meadow Montessori High School, Monroe
 * Milan High School, Milan
 * Monroe High School, Monroe
 * Orchard Center High School, Monroe
 * St. Mary Catholic Central High School, Monroe
 * State Line Christian School (K-12), Temperance
 * Summerfield High School, Petersburg
 * Whiteford High School, Ottawa Lake

Montcalm County

 * Beth Haven Baptist Academy (K-12), Sheridan
 * Carson City High School, Carson City
 * Central Montcalm High School, Stanton
 * Cornerstone Academy (6-12), Sheridan
 * Cowden Lake Bible Academy (K-12), Coral
 * Fellowship Baptist Academy (K-12), Carson City
 * Fish Creek School (K-12), Carson City
 * Grattan Academy (6-12), Greenville
 * Great Lakes Adventist Academy (9-12), Cedar Lake
 * Greenville High School (K-12), Greenville
 * Lakeview High School, Lakeview
 * Montabella High School, Blanchard
 * Tri County High School, Howard City
 * Vestaburg High School, Vestaburg

Montmorency County

 * Atlanta High School, Atlanta
 * Hillman Community Junior/Senior High School, Hillman

Muskegon County

 * Calvary Christian Schools (K-12), Fruitport
 * Fruitport High School, Fruitport
 * Holton High School, Holton
 * Mona Shores High School, Norton Shores
 * Montague High School, Montague
 * Muskegon Catholic Central High School, Muskegon
 * Muskegon Heights Senior High School, Muskegon Heights
 * Muskegon High School, Muskegon
 * North Muskegon High School, North Muskegon
 * Muskegon Technical Academy (5-12), Muskegon
 * Oakridge High School, Muskegon
 * Orchard View High School, Muskegon
 * Ravenna High School, Ravenna
 * Reeths-Puffer High School, Muskegon
 * Western Michigan Christian High School, Muskegon
 * Whitehall High School, Whitehall

Newaygo County

 * Cross Academy (2-12), Paris
 * Faith Baptist Church School (K-11), Fremont
 * Fremont High School, Fremont
 * Grant High School, Grant
 * Hesperia High School, Hesperia
 * Newaygo High School, Newaygo
 * Providence Christian High School, Fremont
 * White Cloud High School, White Cloud

Oakland County

 * Addison High School, Addison
 * Berkley High School, Berkley
 * Brandon High School, Ortonville
 * Clawson High School, Clawson
 * Hazel Park High School/INVEST Roosevelt Alternative High School, Hazel Park
 * Holly High School, Holly
 * Oxford High School, Oxford
 * St. Catherine of Siena Academy, Wixom
 * St. Mary's Preparatory School, Orchard Lake
 * Walled Lake Western High School, Walled Lake

Auburn Hills

 * Auburn Hills Christian School (K-12)
 * Avondale High School
 * Havenwyck School (5-12)
 * Heritage Christian School (3-12)
 * Oakland Christian School (K-12)

Beverly Hills

 * Detroit Country Day School
 * Groves High School

Birmingham

 * Eton Academy (1-12)
 * Lincoln Street Alternative High School
 * Roeper School
 * Seaholm High School

Bloomfield Hills

 * Academy of the Sacred Heart High School (K-12)
 * Bloomfield Hills High School
 * Bowers Academy
 * Brother Rice High School
 * Cranbrook Kingswood School
 * International Academy
 * Marian High School

Clarkston

 * Clarkston High School
 * Everest Catholic High School
 * Springfield Christian Academy (K-12)

Commerce

 * Walled Lake Central High School
 * Walled Lake Northern High School

Farmington

 * Farmington Central High School
 * Farmington High School

Farmington Hills

 * Mercy High School
 * North Farmington High School
 * Oakland Early College
 * Oakland International Academy (7-12)

Ferndale

 * Ferndale High School
 * Jardon Vocational School

Highland

 * Harbor High School
 * Highland Hills Baptist Academy (K-12)
 * Milford High School

Lake Orion

 * Lake Orion Baptist School
 * Lake Orion High School
 * Learning Options High School

Madison Heights

 * Bishop Foley Catholic High School
 * Campbell Street Station Alternative High School
 * Community High School
 * Lamphere High School
 * Madison High School

Novi

 * Detroit Catholic Central High School
 * Franklin Road Christian School (K-12)
 * Koby International Academy (1-11)
 * Novi Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Novi High School

Oak Park

 * Academy of Michigan (9-12)
 * Beis Chaya Mushka Girls High School
 * Beth Jacob School (1-12)
 * Center for Advanced Studies and the Arts (CASA) (11-12)
 * Oak Park High School
 * Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
 * Yeshivah Gedolah High School

Pontiac

 * Notre Dame Preparatory School and Marist Academy (9-12)
 * Baldwin Road Church Academy (1-11)
 * Bethune Alternative Education (8-12)
 * Pontiac Academy for Excellence (K-11)
 * Pontiac High School

Rochester Hills

 * Alternative Center for Education
 * Lutheran High School Northwest
 * Rochester Adams High School
 * Rochester High School
 * Rochester Hills Christian School (K-12)
 * Stoney Creek High School

Royal Oak

 * Churchill Community Education Center
 * Kimball High School
 * Royal Oak High School
 * Shrine Catholic High School

South Lyon

 * South Lyon East High School
 * South Lyon High School

Southfield

 * Advanced Technology Academy
 * AGBU Alex and Marie Manoogian School (K-12)
 * Akiva Hebrew Day School (K-12)
 * Arthur Ashe Academy
 * Bradford Academy High School
 * Southfield High School
 * Southfield Regional Academic Campus (7-12)
 * Southfield Christian School (K-12)
 * Yeshivas Darchei Torah - Girls (K-12)

Troy

 * Athens High School
 * Bethany Christian School (K-12)
 * Christian Leadership Academy (K-12)
 * International Academy East
 * Troy College and Career High School
 * Troy High School

Waterford

 * Mount Zion Christian School (K-12)
 * Our Lady of the Lakes High School
 * Waterford Christian Academy (K-11)
 * Waterford Kettering High School
 * Waterford Mott High School
 * Waterford Durant High School

West Bloomfield

 * The Jean and Samuel Frankel Jewish Academy of Metropolitan Detroit (9-12)
 * Laker Academy (9-12)
 * Model High School
 * West Bloomfield High School

White Lake Township

 * International Academy
 * Lakeland High School

Oceana County

 * Hart High School, Hart
 * Lakeshore Public Academy (K-12), Hart
 * Oceana High School, Rothbury
 * Pentwater Public School (K-12), Pentwater
 * Shelby High School, Shelby
 * Walkerville Middle/High School (7-12), Walkerville

Ogemaw County

 * Bible Baptist Church School (1-12), Lupton
 * Ogemaw Heights High School, West Branch
 * Ogemaw Hills Christian School (K-12), West Branch
 * Second Chance Academy (5-12), Roscommon

Ontonagon County

 * Ewen-Trout Creek School, Ewen, Michigan
 * Ontonagon Area Senior High School, Ontonagon, Michigan

Osceola County

 * Daystar Christian Academy (K-12), Evart
 * Evart High School, Evart
 * Genesis High School, Evart
 * Heritage Christian Academy (1-11), Reed City
 * Marion High School, Marion
 * Pine River High School, LeRoy
 * Reed City High School, Reed City

Oscoda County

 * Fairview High School, Fairview
 * Mio-AuSable High School, Mio

Otsego County

 * Calvary Baptist School (K-11), Gaylord
 * Gaylord High School, Gaylord
 * Grace Baptist Christian School (K-12), Gaylord
 * Johannesburg-Lewiston High School, Johannesburg
 * St. Mary Cathedral High School, Gaylord
 * Vanderbilt Area School (K-12), Vanderbilt

Ottawa County

 * Allendale High School, Allendale
 * Black River Public School, Holland
 * Calvary Schools of Holland (K-12), Holland
 * Central High School, Grand Haven
 * Coopersville High School, Coopersville
 * Daystar Christian Academy (9-12), Holland
 * Grand Haven High School, Grand Haven
 * Holland Christian High School, Holland
 * Holland High School, Holland
 * Hudsonville Public Schools
 * Hudsonville High School, Hudsonville
 * Hudsonville Freshman Campus, Hudsonville
 * Jenison High School, Jenison
 * Lakeshore Baptist Academy (K-12), Grand Haven
 * Spring Lake High School, Spring Lake
 * Unity Christian High School, Hudsonville
 * West Ottawa High School, Holland
 * Zeeland Public Schools
 * Zeeland East High School, Zeeland
 * Zeeland West High School,closed Zeeland
 * Zeeland Christian School (K-12), Zeeland

Presque Isle County

 * Onaway High School, Onaway
 * Posen High School, Posen
 * Presque Isle Academy, Onaway
 * Rogers City High/Middle School, Rogers City

Roscommon County

 * Houghton Lake High School, Houghton Lake
 * Immanuel Christian School (1-11), Roscommon
 * Roscommon High School, Roscommon
 * Second Chance Academy (7-12), Houghton Lake

Saginaw County

 * Birch Run High School, Birch Run
 * Chesaning Union High School, Chesaning
 * Frankenmuth High School, Frankenmuth
 * Freeland High School, Freeland
 * Hemlock High School, Hemlock
 * Merrill High School, Merrill
 * St. Charles High School, St. Charles

Bridgeport

 * Bridgeport Baptist Academy (K-12)
 * Bridgeport High School

Saginaw

 * Arthur Hill High School
 * Buena Vista High School
 * Carrollton High School
 * Community Baptist Christian School
 * Grace Baptist Christian School (K-12)
 * Michigan Lutheran Seminary
 * Nouvel Catholic Central High School
 * Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy
 * Saginaw Career Complex (11-12)
 * Saginaw High School
 * Saginaw Learn to Earn Academy (10-12)
 * Sheridan Road Baptist School (K-12)
 * Swan Valley High School
 * Valley Lutheran High School

Saginaw Township

 * Heritage High School
 * Mackinaw High School

St. Clair County

 * Archdiocese of Detroit
 * Cardinal Mooney Catholic College Preparatory (9-12), Marine City
 * Academic Transitional Academy (9-10), Port Huron
 * Academy of Style, Marysville
 * Algonac High School, Algonac
 * Blue Water Learning Academy (7-12), Algonac
 * Capac Junior/Senior High School, Capac
 * Health Careers Academy, Marysville
 * Hospitality Academy, Marysville
 * Information Technology Academy, Marysville
 * Jefferson Adult Learning Center, Port Huron
 * Landmark Academy, Kimball
 * Marine City High School, Marine City
 * Marysville High School, Marysville
 * Memphis High School, Memphis
 * New Life Christian Academy (K-12), Kimball
 * Phoenix Alternative School (7-12), Yale
 * Port Huron High School, Port Huron
 * Port Huron Northern High School, Port Huron
 * Port Huron South High School, Port Huron
 * Public Safety Academy, Marysville
 * Riverview East High School, St. Clair
 * St. Clair County Learning Academy (7-12)
 * St. Clair High School, St. Clair
 * St. Clair Technical Education Center, Marysville
 * Yale High School, Yale

St. Joseph County

 * Burr Oak High School, Burr Oak
 * Centreville Covered Bridge High School, Centreville
 * Centreville High School, Centreville
 * Colon High School, Colon
 * Constantine High School, Constantine
 * Heartwood Renaissance Academy (8-11), Sturgis
 * Howardsville Christian School (K-12), Marcellus
 * Huss Academy, Three Rivers
 * KAMSC (Kalamazoo Area Mathematics and Science Center), Kalamazoo
 * Lake Area Christian School (K-12), Sturgis
 * Mendon Junior/Senior High School, Mendon
 * Nottawa Christian Day School (1-12), Nottawa
 * Sturgis Christian School (K-12), Sturgis
 * Sturgis High School, Sturgis
 * Three Rivers High School, Three Rivers
 * White Pigeon High School, White Pigeon

Sanilac County

 * Brown City High School, Brown City
 * Carsonville-Port Sanilac High School, Carsonville
 * Cros-Lex High School, Croswell
 * Deckerville High School, Deckerville
 * Marlette High School, Marlette
 * Peak Alternative High School, Croswell (defunct)
 * Peck Junior/Senior High School, Peck
 * Sandusky High School, Sandusky

Schoolcraft County

 * Manistique High School, Manistique, Michigan

Shiawassee County

 * Byron High School, Byron
 * Corunna High School, Corunna
 * Durand Area High School, Durand
 * Laingsburg High School, Laingsburg
 * Lincoln High School, Owosso
 * Morrice Junior/Senior High School, Morrice
 * New Lothrop High School, New Lothrop
 * Owosso Christian School (K-12), Owosso
 * Owosso High School, Owosso
 * Perry High School, Perry
 * Spring Vale Academy (9-12), Owosso

Tuscola County

 * Akron-Fairgrove Junior/Senior High School, Fairgrove
 * Caro Alternative High School, Caro
 * Caro High School, Caro
 * Cass City High School, Cass City
 * Deford Christian Academy (K-12), Deford
 * Juniata Christian School (K-12), Vassar
 * Kingston High School, Kingston
 * Mayville High School, Mayville
 * Millington Jr./Sr. High School, Millington
 * Reese High School, Reese
 * Unionville-Sebewaing Area High School, Sebewaing
 * Vassar Senior High School, Vassar

Van Buren County

 * Bangor High School, Bangor
 * Bloomingdale High School, Bloomingdale
 * Covert High School, Covert
 * Decatur High School, Decatur
 * Gobles High School, Gobles
 * Hartford High School, Hartford
 * Lawrence Junior/Senior High School, Lawrence
 * Lawton High School, Lawton
 * Mattawan High School, Mattawan
 * Michigan Avenue Academy (7-12), Paw Paw
 * Paw Paw High School, Paw Paw
 * L.C. Mohr High School, South Haven

Washtenaw County

 * Chelsea High School, Chelsea
 * Dexter High School, Dexter
 * Manchester High School, Manchester
 * North Sharon Christian School (K-12), Grass Lake
 * Whitmore Lake High School, Whitmore Lake

Ann Arbor

 * Ann Arbor Academy (4-12)
 * Central Academy (K-12)
 * Clonlara School (K-12)
 * Community High School
 * Fr. Gabriel Richard High School
 * Greenhills School
 * Huron High School
 * Michigan Islamic Academy (PK-11)
 * Pioneer High School
 * Roberto Clemente Student Development Center
 * Rudolf Steiner of Ann Arbor (K-12)
 * Skyline High School
 * Washtenaw Technical Middle College

Saline

 * Saline Christian School (K-12)
 * Saline High School
 * Washtenaw Christian Academy (K-12)

Ypsilanti

 * Arbor Preparatory High School
 * Apostolic Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Calvary Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Center for Occupational and Personalized Education (6-12)
 * Lincoln High School
 * Pineview Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Ypsilanti Community High School

Wayne County

 * Anderson High School, Southgate
 * Calvary Christian Academy (1-12), Rockwood
 * Ecorse Community High School, Ecorse
 * Flat Rock Community High School, Flat Rock
 * Garden City High School, Garden City
 * Grosse Ile High School, Grosse Ile
 * Grosse Pointe North High School, Grosse Pointe Woods
 * Grosse Pointe South High School, Grosse Pointe Farms
 * Huron High School, New Boston
 * Lincoln Park High School, Lincoln Park
 * Northville High School, Northville
 * Oscar A. Carlson High School, Gibraltar
 * River Rouge High School, River Rouge
 * Trenton High School, Trenton
 * University Liggett School, Grosse Pointe
 * Wayne Memorial High School, Wayne
 * Woodhaven High School, Brownstown

Allen Park

 * Allen Park Community School
 * Allen Park High School
 * Cabrini High School
 * Inter-City Baptist School (K-12)

Belleville

 * Belleville High School
 * Metro Baptist School (K-12)
 * Van Buren Alternative Education School (7-12)

Canton

 * Agape Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Canton High School
 * Canton Preparatory High School
 * Plymouth Christian Academy (K-12)
 * Plymouth High School
 * Salem High School

Dearborn

 * Advanced Technology Academy (K-12)
 * American Islamic Academy (K-12)
 * Dearborn Center for Math, Science and Technology
 * Dearborn High School
 * Divine Child High School, Dearborn
 * Edsel Ford High School
 * Fordson High School
 * Henry Ford Academy
 * Michael Berry Career Center

Dearborn Heights

 * Annapolis High School
 * Clara B. Ford Academy
 * Crestwood High School
 * Hamilton J. Robichaud Junior/Senior High School
 * Star International Academy (K-12)

Detroit Public Schools Zoned/Technical Centers

 * Breithaupt Career & Tech Center
 * Central High School
 * Cody High School
 * Denby High School
 * East English Village Preparatory Academy
 * Golightly Career & Tech Center
 * Ford High School
 * King High School
 * Mumford High School
 * Northwestern High School
 * Pershing High School
 * Randolph Career & Tech Center
 * Southeastern High School
 * Western International High School

Detroit Public Schools Magnet/Specialized

 * Academy of the Americas
 * Barsamian Preparatory Center
 * Cass Technical High School
 * Communication & Media Arts High School
 * Crosman Alternative High School
 * Davis Aerospace Technical High School
 * Detroit High School for Technology
 * Detroit International Academy for Young Women (PK-12)
 * Detroit School of Arts
 * Millennium School
 * Douglass Academy for Young Men (6-12)
 * Osborn High School
 * Renaissance High School
 * West Side Academy

Charter Schools

 * Aisha Shule/WEB Dubois Prep School (K-12)
 * Al-Ikhlas Training Academy (K-12)
 * Allen Academy (K-11)
 * Benjamin Carson Academy (5-12)
 * Casa Richard Academy (9-12)
 * César Chávez Academy
 * Charlotte Forten Academy (5-12)
 * Clinton St. Greater Beth Temple (K-12)
 * Detroit Academy of Arts and Sciences (K-12)
 * Detroit Association Black Orgs (9-12)
 * Detroit School of Industrial Arts (6-12)
 * George Crockett Academy (K-12)
 * High School of Commerce & Business Administration
 * Hope of Detroit Academy (7-12)
 * Lincoln-King High School
 * Louisiana Homes School (7-12)
 * Marvin L. Winans Academy of Performing Arts High School
 * Michigan Health Academy (9-12)
 * New Center Academy (4-12)
 * New Galilee (9-12)
 * Old Redford Academy Preparatory High School
 * Todd-Phillips Learning Resource (5-11)
 * Universal Academy (K-11)
 * University Preparatory Academy (K-12)
 * Urban Arts (9-12)
 * Voyageur Academy (K-12)
 * Weston Technical Academy (6-12)

Private Schools

 * Benedictine High School
 * Holy Redeemer High School
 * Loyola High School
 * University of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy
 * Westside Christian Academy (K-12)

Hamtramck

 * Frontier International Academy (6-12)
 * Hamtramck High School

Harper Woods

 * Chandler Park Academy
 * Harper Woods High School
 * Heart Academy (9-12)
 * Regina High School

Inkster

 * Academy of Inkster
 * Cherry Hill School of Performing Arts (K-12)
 * Inkster High School
 * Peterson-Warren Academy (K-12)

Livonia

 * Churchill High School
 * Clarenceville High School
 * Franklin High School
 * Galilean Baptist Educ. Ministry (K-12)
 * Ladywood High School
 * Livonia Career Technical Center
 * McKinley School
 * Stevenson High School
 * Western Wayne Skills Center

Melvindale

 * Academy for Business and Technology (6-12)
 * Melvindale High School

Redford

 * Covenant High and Academy (5-12)
 * Michigan Technical Academy High School
 * Redford Union High School
 * St. Agatha High School
 * Thurston High School

Riverview

 * Gabriel Richard High School
 * Riverview Community High School

Romulus

 * Community High/Middle School
 * Michigan Automotive Academy (9-12)
 * Romulus Senior High School
 * Summit Academy North High School

Taylor

 * Light and Life Christian School (K-12)
 * Taylor Career and Technical Center
 * Taylor Center Baptist Academy (K-12)
 * Taylor High School
 * Taylor Preparatory High School
 * Tinkham Alternative High School
 * Titan Academy Alternative Education

Westland

 * John Glenn High School
 * Lutheran High School Westland
 * Universal Learning Academy
 * Westland Christian Academy (1-12)
 * William D. Ford Career-Technical Center

Wyandotte

 * Our Lady of Mount Carmel High School
 * Roosevelt High School

Wexford County

 * Buckley Community School (K-12a), Buckley
 * Cadillac Heritage Christian (K-12), Cadillac
 * Cadillac High School, Cadillac
 * Cooley School, Cadillac
 * Manton High School, Manton
 * Mesick Consolidated High School, Mesick

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Bounty Day

Bounty Day is a holiday on both Pitcairn Island, destination of the Bounty mutineers, and on Norfolk Island. It is celebrated on 23 January on Pitcairn, and on 8 June on Norfolk Island, the day that the descendants of the mutineers arrived on the respective islands. It is named for HMS Bounty, although the ship never saw Norfolk Island.

Pitcairn
Bounty Day is celebrated on Pitcairn Island on 23 January, in commemoration of the burning of HMS Bounty by the mutineers in 1790. Model replicas, made by the islanders, are burned.

Norfolk Island
Bounty Day is the national holiday of Norfolk Island, celebrated annually on 8 June, in memory of the arrival of the Pitcairn Islanders on Norfolk Island in 1856. Prior to 8 June 1856, Norfolk Island had been a penal colony, but the Pitcairners received land grants (from Queen Victoria) upon their arrival at Norfolk Island in 1856.

Sequence of events
Bounty Day starts off with a re-enactment of the landing of the Pitcairners down at the Kingston Pier. The Pitcairners are greeted by the Administrator and his wife, and from the pier they march to the cenotaph where they lay wreaths in remembrance. From the cenotaph they then march to the cemetery where hymns are sung. Next, they proceed to Government House where a family surnamed either Quintal, Evans, McCoy, Buffett, Adams, Nobbs, Christian or Young (being descendants of the Pitcairners of that ilk) is awarded the title of 'Family of the Year'. The children roll down the hill in front of Government House, after which the whole procession travels to the Compound where the children play games and partake of a celebratory feast. Finally, everyone returns home to prepare for the Bounty Ball, at which there is a competition in further celebration of Bounty Day.

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Edward S. Miller

Edward Samuel Miller (November 11, 1923 – July 1, 2013) was the deputy assistant director of the Inspections Division under Mark Felt with the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation. He was known for the 1980 trial for conspiracy of injuring and oppressing the citizens of the United States and his investigation of the Weather Underground group.

Military and FBI career
He served with the United States Army from November 1942 until February 1946 as platoon sergeant in the Battle of Okinawa during the Pacific Theater. He joined the FBI in February 1950 and served until October 1974.

1980 conviction and pardon
In November 1980, Miller, then head of the FBI's Domestic Intelligence Division, and Mark Felt were convicted after a seven-week federal jury trial of having "conspired to injure and oppress the citizens of the United States" and Miller was fined $3,500. While the convictions were being appealed in April 1981, President Ronald Reagan pardoned both men. At the time of trial, Felt and Miller were the highest-ranking bureau employees to have been tried for a criminal offense.

Personal
He had been married to Patricia Clark since September 2, 1950. He left three children and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He died peacefully on July 1, 2013, in Fairfax, Virginia. He had been living in Fairfax since March 1962, when he moved from San Francisco to work with the FBI in Washington, D.C.

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Havertown, Pennsylvania

Havertown is a residential suburban unincorporated community in Haverford Township, Pennsylvania, United States. It is located approximately 9 miles west of the center of Philadelphia. Havertown's ZIP Code is 19083 and "Havertown" is a postal address. The name "Havertown" was coined by the U.S. Post Office and came into use on January 1, 1946. Before then, each constituent community was known by its local name: Bon Air, Brookline, Penfield, Beechwood, Llanerch, Manoa, Oakmont, Coopertown, and Ardmore. Under William Penn's land divisions these communities were part of the Welsh Tract and comprised the area known as Harford, a Welsh contraction of Haverford.

History
Haverford Township was founded by Welsh Quakers in 1681 on land purchased from William Penn. The settlers named their new home after Haverfordwest (Hwlffordd) in Wales. The township is home to many historic sites. The Grange Estate entertained the Revolutionary War figures George Washington and General Lafayette. Nitre Hall, along Karakung (Cobb's) Creek, supplied the United States with over 800,000 pounds of gunpowder during the War of 1812. Leedom Hall was the probable home of William Howell, the founder of Haverford Mills, which date from 1688. Other Havertown sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places include the Federal School and Lawrence Cabin. Coopertown appears as early as 1848 as the first community, and the earliest post office is found at the Spread Eagle Tavern at the junction of the present Eagle and Manoa Roads. The Haverford Township Historical Society maintains a "survey" of historic resources notable to the township.

Historic roads

The Haverford Road is one of the earliest roads laid out by civil ordinance. Dates for its layout and completion vary from 1687 to 1703. Darby Road, known earlier as Coopertown Road, dates from 1687. Records show its extension to Radnor, the "principal market for corn," ordered in 1696. Mill Road, at one time called Dickinson Mill Road, may be one of the earliest roads of popular use. Its zig-zag pattern illustrates the indirect path required by horse and cart going up or down hill. Eagle Road, which takes its present name from the Spread Eagle Tavern, c.1814, led Quaker settlers to the Haverford Meeting House.

The railroads and planned communities

Prior to the First World War Haverford was a township of extensive farms. Property maps in 1862 indicate that the landowners were descendants of the same families that arrived with William Penn: among them, the Lawrences, the Ellises, the Humphreys and the Lewises. In 1895 the Philadelphia and West Chester Traction Company began service between 69th Street and West Chester with a major junction at Llanerch. By 1902 the maps indicated a significant change in land ownership. Most of the old family names no longer appeared. In that same year on May 29, the trolley line opened the branch from Llanerch to Ardmore. Llanerch first appeared as a small community with numbered streets. Darby Road was called Coopertown Road. A commercial rail line, now removed, served Boyle Fuel, Lobb Lumber and the Swell Bubble Gum factory up until the 1960s (see map).

Llanerch
Llanerch, situated at the intersection of West Chester Pike and Darby Road, was the first planned community of Haverford Township. Like many other suburban communities, Llanerch was the child of the railroad companies. The railroad built houses for commuters who bought tickets for the rail lines. In 1897 the community was composed of twelve houses and Saint Andrew's Church. These were all designed by Philadelphia architect Frank Allison Hayes (1866–1930). Llanerch's first school followed in 1905. The present school structure, no longer functioning as a school and converted to an apartment complex, dates from 1913.

Brookline

Brookline, while not the first planned community, was the most fully executed. The Mueller Atlas of Delaware County, 1909, shows the initial layout for Brookline. At that time Darby Road between Eagle Road and Llanerch was called Haverford Road.

Some construction began around that year, but it was not until after the First World War that the Manor Real Estate Company, a subsidiary of the railroads, set out a plan for a housing development that offered every service, amenity and community need: "Brookline Manor" (see map). As in the 1909 plan, there is an arrangement of regular streets divided by a broad boulevard. The boulevard intersected at a "T" juncture with the major township thoroughfare, Darby Road. The Boulevard would be home to commercial, religious and educational services. At the upper end of the Boulevard, mercantile stores provided shoe makers, tap rooms, florists, bakery, barbers, a five and ten store, the Quaker Store, the A&P grocery store and the Boulevard movie theater. Along the length of the Boulevard the community found their religious houses of worship: the Methodist Church, Saint Faith Episcopal Church, Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and Temple Lutheran. On Earlington Road, to the side of the Boulevard's far end, the Brookline School (1913) met educational needs.

Just west of the intersection of the Boulevard with Darby Road was the Brookline Fire Company (1916). Just beyond on Darby Road were the Brookline Library (1938) and the Haverford High School (1923). In the early days the Brookline County Club and the Brookline airport were situated just behind Haverford High School. Back at the intersection of Brookline Boulevard and Darby Road, at the corner of Manoa Road were the police station on the west side and Shearer's greenhouse and nursery on the east side.

The railroad company attended to their needs to sell tickets as well as to that of Brookline Manor for transportation. The Red Arrow Trolley line #103 ran from Ardmore down Darby Road, then on to West Chester Pike to 69th and Market Streets, thus offering commuters quick access to the city. The tracks which divided Darby Road were lined with fences of early blooming red roses. A bus line ran from Ardmore to 69th and Market by way of Brookline Boulevard and Earlington Road. The junction of the two lines was at the intersection of Darby Road and Brookline Boulevard. At the far end of Brookline Boulevard commuters found the services of the P&W, The Philadelphia and Western high-speed line, an electric train system that even today is one of the most rapid. With trolley lines at one end, the P&W at the other, and a bus that ran between the two, transportation to Philadelphia could not have been more convenient. The electric trolley lines were dismantled in 1966 in favor of gasoline operated buses.

The Irish in Havertown
The arrival of the Irish in Haverford Township occurred in three phases: the 19th-century mill era, the early 20th-century railroad communities, and the post-World War II suburban housing tracts.

Born in Ireland in 1779, Dennis Kelly arrived in Philadelphia in 1806. After several years of manual labor he became the prosperous owner of the complex of mills along Karakung Creek. He and his mills attracted the first Irish Catholics to the otherwise Protestant community. 1860 census records attest to the Irish presence and their occupations in the mills. In 1822, mindful of duty to community and faith, Kelly bought and donated land opposite the Friends' Meeting House on the hilltop above the mills for the construction of the first Catholic church.

The second and more significant arrival of the Irish came with the planned community of Brookline, c.1925, and portions of Manoa and Oakmont. In 1927 the Church of the Annunciation and the Church of the Sacred Heart together with their schools assured Catholics seeking life in the suburbs of a religious home.

The third and largest phase of the Irish move came with the large brick house tract developments of Beechwood, Chatham Park and Manoa.

Today, according to the 2000 US Census, Haverford Twp. ranks in the top 60 of census-recognized municipalities nationwide in percentage of population with Irish ancestry.

Bubble Gum
Havertown is the birthplace of Swell Bubble Gum, founded in 1947, which closed in late 2004 and was demolished in 2011. In 2013, the site became the home of the new Haverford Area YMCA.

Haverford Music Festival

The concept for the Haverford Music Festival was introduced by the Haverford Township Civic Council (HTCC), a private, non-profit organization that funds historic, environmental, business, and community initiatives in Haverford Township. Inspired by the Philadelphia Folk Festival, Bethlehem Musikfest and other music festivals in the area, the all-day, family-oriented Haverford Music Festival has taken place annually in the Oakmont Business District of Havertown since 2011. In 2012, the festival attracted more than 15,000 people, who enjoyed over 30 bands on three stages. HTCC benefits from festival proceeds and uses to fund community-based programs within Haverford Township. Proceeds from the 2011 Music Festival were given to the Haverford Partnership for Economic Development for Oakmont Business District Beautification.

Parks and recreation
Havertown is home to over 30 outdoor parks and playing fields. The town also provides other recreation facilities, including the Haverford Township Free Library, and the Haverford Township Skatium, a multi-use ice rink for Havertown residents.

Parks in Havertown include Llanerch Park, Karakung Field/Drive, Chatham Glen, the Grange Field, and Haverford Reserve/Freedom Playground.

Education
Havertown is served by the School District of Haverford Township, which has one high school, one middle school, and five elementary schools. A newly refurbished elementary school, Chestnutwold Elementary, re-opened its doors in early September 2008. It replaced Oakmont Elementary, which became home to the district offices. In 2009, Manoa Elementary School moved from Manoa Road to the intersection of Manoa and Eagle Roads, taking part of the field that had been there for many years. In 2021, Lynnewood Elementary opened its doors to the newly refurbished school. The Haverford High School sports teams are called the "Fords," and they have a Model T Ford as mascot.

Cardinal John Foley Regional School is the area's Catholic school. It formed in 2012 from a merger of Annunciation B.V.M. and St. Denis Catholic schools.

Police and fire
The town is protected by the Haverford Township Police Department and five volunteer fire companies that make up the Haverford Township Bureau of Fire.

Environmental remediation

The Havertown Superfund site was caused by the National Wood Preservers wood treatment facility, which was in operation from 1947 to 1991. Chemicals used to treat wood and waste products were dumped into a well on the property. These chemicals fed directly into Naylor's Run Creek and eventually into the Delaware River, for which the creek is a tributary. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ranked the site the eighth worst cleanup project in the United States and initiated remediation efforts in 1976. The site was added to the National Priorities List in 1983 and designated as a Superfund cleanup site in early 1990s. The EPA transferred control of the site to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in 2013. Although approximately 26,000 people live within a mile of the site, there are no known users of the groundwater within a one-mile radius of the site. The nearby population is on the public water supply.

The site was deemed to be "short-term protective of human health and the environment" in the sixth five-year report conducted by the EPA in 2020. A self storage facility and a YMCA facility were built over parts of the remediated site. Treatment of contaminated groundwater and monitoring of the site are ongoing.

Notable people
David Hartman, first blind medical doctor in the U.S.

 * Marguerite de Angeli, award-winning children's book author who lived in Manoa in 1930s
 * Howard Benson, two-time Grammy nominated producer
 * Jan Berenstain, one of the creators of the Berenstain Bears, briefly attended Manoa school in the late 1920s until the Depression compelled the family to return to Philadelphia; her autobiography mentions a broken collarbone from a tussle in the Manoa School playground.
 * Leo Burt, anti-war activist, still at-large; on FBI Most Wanted List in connection with 1970 Sterling Hall bombing at University of Wisconsin campus
 * Jerry Crawford, former Major League Baseball umpire
 * Joey Crawford, NBA referee
 * Shag Crawford, major league umpire and father of Jerry and Joey Crawford
 * Tim Donaghy, former NBA referee, game fixer
 * Jimmy Dykes, baseball player and manager
 * Kyle Eckel, NFL player, two-time MVP of Army-Navy game
 * John Facenda, Philadelphia newscaster and narrator for NFL Films
 * Sinead Farrelly, footballer for the Republic of Ireland national team
 * Rick Fisher, two-time Tony Award winner for lighting
 * Michael Fitzgerald, racing driver and CEO of Acero Precision
 * Stephen Freind, Republican representative in Pennsylvania General Assembly
 * Alex G, singer-songwriter
 * Frank Gasparro, Chief Engraver of the US Mint
 * Julie Gold, composer & Grammy Song of the Year Award winner, 1991, "From a Distance"
 * Randy Grossman, tight end on Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl champions
 * Brendan Hansen, four-time Olympic medalist
 * Joshua Humphreys, shipbuilder
 * Ross Katz, film producer
 * Billy King, former GM of NBA's Philadelphia 76ers
 * John LeClair, played for NHL's Philadelphia Flyers
 * Joe Lunardi, ESPN bracketologist
 * Glen Macnow, Philadelphia radio personality
 * Marcus McElhenney, coxswain, 2008 Beijing Olympics bronze medalist
 * Mary Lou Metzger, singer and dancer on Lawrence Welk Show
 * Ryan Mulhern, former Washington Capitals hockey player
 * David Ricketts, composer, guitarist, producer for A&M Records
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 * Jean Shiley-Newhouse, 1932 Olympic gold medalist
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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Zâmin

 This page is an archive of the discussion about the proposed deletion of the article below. This page is no longer live. Further comments should be made on the article's talk page rather than here so that this page is preserved as an historic record. The result of the debate was delete. — Trilobite (Talk) 17:40, 15 Jun 2005 (UTC)

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 * Delete Is this notable? Revolución 02:27, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete Not notable, possibly not even canonical. Note: Doing a search for this word produced some truly strange unrelated results, like this and this! Andrew Lenahan - St ar bli nd  13:14, Jun 1, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Not notable. - Mustafaa 17:54, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete. Not notable, and probably flat-out wrong. --Carnildo 21:33, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete, article fails to establish notability. I'm all for keeping Tolkiencruft, but this isn't worth keeping.  RickK 23:06, Jun 1, 2005 (UTC)
 * Delete not notable, can't recall this character from my Tolkien readings. --Etacar11 23:36, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
 * Misspelled - redirect to Zamîn DopefishJustin (･∀･) 22:22, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)
 * ...which is a copyvio from the Encyclopedia of Arda. Argh. DopefishJustin (･∀･) 22:23, Jun 6, 2005 (UTC)

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Hollenthon

Hollenthon is a heavy metal band from Austria founded in 1994.

History
The beginnings of Hollenthon date back to 1994, a time of an active Austrian Black Metal Syndicate and an incognito project known as Vuzem. He joined forces with drummer Mike Gröger (Collapse 7, Bloo Vodoo, Only Attitude Counts, Mudbreed). At the urging of A.B.M.S. members, Martin Schirenc anonymously included two Vuzem tracks on self-produced compilation Norici Obscura Pars.

Following favorable reviews and multiple requests, Martin decided to release a full-length recording of Vuzem's music. Other commitments, however, delayed the realization of this endeavor until late 1998, when unfinished material was brought to the attention of Napalm Records. Shortly thereafter, Vuzem signed to the label, releasing critically acclaimed debut Domus Mundi in 1999 under the Hollenthon banner.

In June 2001, Hollenthon released With Vilest of Worms to Dwell. Not unlike its predecessor, it boasted a superb soundtrack-like production, as well as a fierce and wicked atmosphere created by a perfect symbiosis of heavy guitars, symphonic interludes, thrilling choirs, and bewitching melodies with samples from classical composers like i.e. Sergei Prokofiev ("Montagues and Capulets" from Romeo and Juliet in "Lords of Bedlam").

The album was promoted with a European tour together with Eisregen (GER) and Siebenbürgen (SWE). The live line up was completed with Mike's bandmates Mario Klausner (Collapse 7, Ex-Pungent Stench, Ex-Belphegor) and Werner Freinbichler (Collapse 7). The following years saw Martin concentrating on Pungent Stench although the writing of new material was never stopped. 2007 Hollenthon intended to return and continue to walk the chosen path. Wanting a real band and not just additional live musicians Martin and Mike chose to recruit Gregor Marboe, who Martin shared stages with since early 2006 in Pungent Stench on bass and backing vocals and who has been active in the Austrian scene for years in his bands Defender Kfs and Vargsriket. In need of a second guitarist Martin Arzberger (Molokh, Defender Kfs) was introduced to the band.

Line-up

 * Martin Schirenc – vocals, guitar, bass, and keyboards
 * Mike Gröger – drums and percussion
 * Max Reif – Bass (2010-)
 * Martin Arzberger – guitars (2007-)
 * Elena Schirenc – session vocals, lyrics (1999-)

Former members

 * Gregor Marboe – Bass, vocals (2007–2010)

Discography

 * Domus Mundi (1999)
 * With Vilest of Worms to Dwell (2001)
 * Opus Magnum (2008)
 * Tyrants and Wraiths (EP, 2009)

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Company B (band)

Company B is an American Latin freestyle trio formed in 1986 by Cuban-American producer Ish "Angel" Ledesma, featuring members Lori L. (Ledesma), Charlotte McKinnon and Susan (Gonzalez) Johnson. Before the group's self-titled album was released, Charlotte McKinnon left and was replaced by Lezlee Livrano. After the group's self-titled debut album, Susan Johnson left and was replaced by Sheena B. For the group's second album, 1989's Gotta Dance, Sheena B. and Lezlee Livrano both left the group and were replaced by Donna Huntley and Julie Marie (who also was a rotating performer with Exposé).

Overview
Company B resulted from the music trend of producer-driven girl groups in the late 1980s and early 1990s, most successfully the group Exposé. Company B's first single "Fascinated" was released in 1986 on the independent label The Summer. The song created so much buzz in clubs around Miami that it soon made its way to local radio stations. This in turn led to its being picked up and re-released by Atlantic records. With a much wider distribution due to major label (Atlantic Records) backing, "Fascinated" received significant radio and club airplay in all major cities throughout the U.S. It reached number one on the U.S. Hot Dance Club Play chart and crossed over to pop radio, peaking at number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100. Today, it is regarded as a freestyle classic. The trio was best known for this single, as well as the platinum wigs that were initially a part of the group's image. The single did so well that the group was signed to do a full-length album. The album was released in 1987 on Atlantic Records. Although subsequent releases "Full Circle," "Perfect Lover," and "Signed in Your Book of Love" received club play and led to appearances on such programs as Showtime at the Apollo, the songs received little airplay on American radio.

In 1989, Company B released its follow-up album Gotta Dance, sporting a revamped image: gone were the platinum wigs. Also seemingly gone were the Latin-flavored rhythms of the previous album. Singles culled from the album included the house-influenced "You Stole My Heart," "Gotta Dance," and a cover of the Andrews Sisters song "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" (the song that served as inspiration of the group's name). Despite music videos for "You Stole My Heart" and "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," the group did not attain the same success as they did with their debut effort. A third album recycled a few songs from the first album, including the track "Jam on Me," which included additional lyrics.

In 2006, Company B regrouped, with original member Charlotte McKinnon and original member Susan (Gonzalez) Johnson, joined by newest member Rachel Leslie. They had been performing extensively over the past few years and released new material.

In 2014, original member Susan (Johnson) Gonzalez purchased the Trademark, Company B and is registered with the USPTO.

In 2016 Susan (Johnson) Gonzalez hired Gail Smith Hoyer to manage the group. Gail assisted Susan in branding the name, hire new member Siddy Betancourt, update costumes, choreography, and music. In 2017 they did a remake of "Cruel Summer" by Bananarama. Gail took advantage of Social media and came up with the idea of an online show "In the Kitchen" with Company B and together with Susan they put it into action. Later that year Company B parted ways with Gail and hired new manager Roy Bermingham (Roy B). In 2019 present members include original member Susan (Johnson) Gonzalez, Dalia Chirinos, and Siddy Benancourt.

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Enigmosaurus

Enigmosaurus (meaning "Enigma lizard" or "Enigmatic lizard") is a genus of therizinosauroid that lived in Asia during the Late Cretaceous period. It was a medium-sized, ground-dwelling, bipedal herbivore that represents the third therizinosaur taxon from the Bayan Shireh Formation, although it is known from the lower part. The genus is monotypic, including only the type species E. mongoliensis, known from a well preserved pelvis and other tentative body remains.

Discovery and naming
The holotype, IGM 100/84, was discovered at the Khara Khutul locality in the Bayan Shireh Formation (sometimes called Baynshire Formation or the Baynshirenskaya Svita), southeastern Mongolia, dating from the Late Cretaceous period, and first reported in 1979 on a pelvic comparison with other theropod dinosaurs. At the time, little was known about therizinosaurs. In 1980, it was mentioned again, this time in the new infraorder created by the Mongolian paleontologists Rinchen Barsbold and Altangerel Perle: Segnosauria. Nicknamed as the "Dinosaur from Khara Khutul", it was shortly described and included into the Segnosauria. Three years later, the type species, Enigmosaurus mongoliensis, was named and described in 1983 by Barsbold. The preserved elements consist of a partial skeleton, lacking the skull, that includes a well preserved pelvic girdle with other postcrania. The generic name, Enigmosaurus, was stated to be derived from Greek αίνιγμα (aínigma, meaning enigma) and σαῦρος (sauros, meaning lizard), in reference to the aberratic and unusual shape of its pelvis. The specific name, mongoliensis, refers to the country of its discovery, Mongolia. Some therizinosaur fossil findings at the Iren Dabasu Formation were first thought to be referable to Enigmosaurus. Although it is commonly known from the pelvis, several remains not mentioned in the original description of the holotype were labelled under the same specimen number (IGM 100/84). These elements are in poor condition compared to the pelvis, and they were not measured and illustrated: proximal end of a femur; large femoral shaft, might be a tibial shaft; some ribs; distal end of a humerus; a tentative radius and the proximal end of an ulna. The femur however, was not found in association with the holotype individual, therefore it should be assigned to Therizinosauria incertae sedis; the other remains might pertain to the holotype. A very large left femur, measuring 105 cm long, was labelled with the same specimen number too, however, it was not associated with the holotype due to its large size (larger than the pelvis itself). Nevertheless, it seems to approach the size of the closer Segnosaurus.

Possible synonymy with Erlikosaurus
Some paleontologists proposed that Enigmosaurus was likely the same animal as Erlikosaurus, since both were found in the same geologic formation, Enigmosaurus is known from pelvic remains, whereas the pelvis of Erlikosaurus is unknown and distinguishing traits between them were absent; if proven, this would make Enigmosaurus a junior synonym of Erlikosaurus. However, the Enigmosaurus pelvis doesn't resemble that of Segnosaurus as would be expected for the connection with Erlikosaurus, and there is a huge size difference. In addition, both genera are known from different strata (lower and upper), and they are considered to be distinct animals by most authors.

Description
Enigmosaurus was a relatively large-bodied therizinosaur, with an estimated length of 5 m and a weight between 454 to 907 kg. As noted by Barsbold in the original description of Enigmosaurus, it can recognised by the following characteristics: the pubis and ischium are short; elongated margin in the anterior presymphyseal region of the distal pubis. However, in the revised diagnosis by Zanno et al. 2010, there are even more specific traits for Enigmosaurus that were not pointed out/analyzed before: prominent cranial and caudal processes on the dorsoventrally somewhat flattened pubic boot; the pubic feet are fused, being medially elongated, a medial expansion forms a V-shaped structure; the medial fusion of the obturator process and pubic body, forms a tetraradiate process. The holotype pelvis is in relatively good preservation, compromising the sacral vertebrae, partial ilium, right and left pubis and the left ischium. The pelvis is somewhat large as a whole and opisthopubic. The ilium is widely positioned and turned externally; it preserves a large cubic process in the posterodorsal area. Elongated pubic peduncles are present in the ilium; the ischial peduncles are more reduced though. The distal end of the pubis is elongated, recurved and stocky. The ischium, is slightly shorter than the pubis and parallel to it, with a narrow shaft. The obturator process on the front edge of the ischium is horizontally elongated and low. Open edges are appreciable on the large trochanteric fossa. Apparently, the sacrum preserves six vertebrae, with elongated transverse processes. For instance, its pelvis is very particular compared to other therizinosaur relatives, featuring areas of bone resorption and bone remodeling on the ilium. These specific traits may indicate the advanced age of the individual, if true, the fusion of the obturator process and pubic body could be discarded as an authentic autapomorphy for the species. Zanno noted that more analyses are required to settle this enigma.

Classification
Enigmosaurus was by the describers assigned to a separate Enigmosauridae (now obsolete) due to its aberrant pelvis, but later considered a member of the Segnosauridae which are today called the Therizinosauridae. Lindsay Zanno in 2010 recovered a position more basal in the Therizinosauroidea. Below are the results of the recently performed phylogenetic analysis of the Therizinosauria by Hartman et al. 2019, in which Enigmosaurus is recovered as a derived therizinosauroid.

Paleoecology
The remains of Enigmosaurus were found in sediments that were deposited during the Late Cretaceous period on the Bayan Shireh Formation, Khara Khutul locality, about 95.9 ± 6.0 million to 89.6 ± 4.0 million years ago, Cenomanian-Santonian ages. Being a therizinosaur, it was likely a slow herbivore and/or omnivore, as suggested by most authors all over the time. The biodiversity across the formation was characterized by therizinosaurs, as seen on the remains of Enigmosaurus, Erlikosaurus and Segnosaurus. The holotype location, Khara Khutul, has also yielded the contemporary Segnosaurus and an unnamed velociraptorine. Most of the remaining paleofauna from this formation is known from Upper strata, whereas Enigmosaurus is known from Lower strata.

At the locality, diverse paleoflora has been discovered, such as Cornaceae reported with Bothrocaryum gobience and Nyssoidea mongolica as fine representatives. Numerous fossil fruit findings at the locality reflect the large presence of angiosperm plants on the formation. The unearthed fruits bear some resemblance with Abelmoschus esculentus, however, definitive taxonomic affinities are quite unclear.

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