Romulus Community High/Middle School is located on Merriman Road, south of Eureka Road in Romulus, Michigan (former site of Merriman Elementary). The school is also a school of choice and draws students from many surrounding districts. The school mascot is a lion. School normally will begin later than the other schools' time.
It has a few sports at the school. Basketball and Football (were the ones when I studied there). The League is under Michigan Alternative Athletic Association. Near this decade (2008 or so) Romulus Community High School were state champions in Basketball. In 2010, the Football team received 2nd in the State Tournament.
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