East Grand Rapids High School

East Grand Rapids High Schoolis a secondary schoolinstitution located in East Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the United States, in the East Grand Rapids Public School District. Recognized as a school of excellence, it serves grades nine through twelve.The school is ranked fifteenth in the state of Michigan and 720th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.According to U.S. News, as of the 2009–2010 school year, the school had an enrollment of 917 students with forty-eight full-time teachers.

East Grand Rapids High School
Location
2211 Lake Drive SE
East Grand Rapids, MI 49506
Information
Principal Jenny Fee
Assistant Principal Craig Weigel
Guidance Director Lori S. Johnston
Athletic Director Tim Johnston
Enrollment

973 (as of 2012-13)
Type Public
Grades 9-12
Campus Suburban
Mascot The Pioneer
Color(s) Blue & Gold
Established 1917 (first graduating class 1925)

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