Wyoming Park High School (also referred to as 'The Park') was a comprehensive secondary public high school in the Wyoming Public Schools district in Wyoming, Michigan. It was one of two high schools in the Wyoming Public Schools district, with just over 824 students, and was known for providing a comprehensive curriculum, creating a very strong student body and a heavily diverse community of volunteers and support staff.
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