Livingston County Schools & Education

Livingston County, Michigan

School Score

55/100

Higher = better

Rating

Average

Graduation Rate

90.7%

National avg 87.5%

Education Statistics

Graduation Rate

90.7%

National avg 87.5%

State avg 82.5%

Per-Pupil Spending

$7,629

National avg $13,239

State avg $7,394

School Score

55/100

Higher = better

State avg 35/100

State School Rank

#9

of 83 counties (1 = best)

Education Overview

About Schools in Livingston County, Michigan

A High-Capacity Suburban School Network

Livingston County serves 24,971 students through 48 public schools across 11 districts. This robust system includes 22 elementary, 9 middle, and 14 high schools, catering to a growing population.

Top-Tier Graduation and Performance Scores

With a 90.7% graduation rate, Livingston County significantly outperforms both state and national averages. The county's school score of 55.3 is one of the highest in the region, supported by an above-average per-pupil spend of $7,629.

Major Districts and Charter Availability

South Lyon Community Schools is the largest district with 8,316 students, followed closely by Howell and Brighton. Charter schools are a popular alternative here, with 6 schools representing 12.5% of the total count.

Suburban Success and Large High Schools

Most students attend one of the 31 suburban-locale schools, where the average school size is 531 students. Large campuses like Howell High and Brighton High each serve nearly 2,000 students, offering extensive extracurricular opportunities.

Settle in a Top-Performing School District

Livingston County is a premier choice for families looking for high graduation rates and strong suburban schools. Start your home search in Brighton or Howell to secure a place in these highly-regarded districts.

School Overview

Total Schools

48

in Livingston County

Total Enrollment

24,971

students

School Districts

11

districts

Charter Schools

6

13% of total

School Type Breakdown

Elementary22
Middle9
High14
Other3

11 School Districts in Livingston County

South Lyon Community Schools

13 schools
8,316 students

Howell Public Schools

10 schools
6,868 students

Brighton Area Schools

9 schools
5,800 students

Hartland Consolidated Schools

9 schools
5,162 students

Fowlerville Community Schools

5 schools
2,587 students

Pinckney Community Schools

6 schools
2,132 students

Charyl Stockwell Academy

3 schools
1,246 students

Light of the World Academy

1 school
246 students

FlexTech High School

1 school
177 students

Livingston ESA

2 schools
136 students

48 Public Schools in Livingston County

Howell High School

Howell Public Schools

9–12High2,024 students
Brighton High School

Brighton Area Schools

9–12High1,961 students
Hartland High School

Hartland Consolidated Schools

8–12High1,738 students
Fowlerville High School

Fowlerville Community Schools

9–12High847 students
Scranton Middle School

Brighton Area Schools

7–8Middle828 students
Maltby Intermediate School

Brighton Area Schools

5–6Middle819 students
Hartland MS at Ore Creek

Hartland Consolidated Schools

7–8Middle766 students
Highlander Way Middle School

Howell Public Schools

6–8Middle744 students
Parker Middle School

Howell Public Schools

6–8Middle741 students
Hartland Farms Intermediate School

Hartland Consolidated Schools

4–6Middle728 students
Pinckney Community High School

Pinckney Community Schools

9–12High685 students
Three Fires Elementary

Howell Public Schools

KG–5Primary670 students
Charyl Stockwell Academy

Charyl Stockwell Academy

PK–5Charter630 students
Fowlerville Junior High School

Fowlerville Community Schools

6–8Middle578 students
Voyager Elementary School

Howell Public Schools

PK–5Primary566 students
Natalie Kreeger Elementary School

Fowlerville Community Schools

3–5Primary554 students
Southwest Elementary School

Howell Public Schools

PK–5Primary551 students
Hawkins Elementary School

Brighton Area Schools

KG–4Primary549 students
Hornung Elementary School

Brighton Area Schools

KG–4Primary545 students
HT Smith Elementary School

Fowlerville Community Schools

KG–2Primary538 students

Educational Attainment

Annual Per-Pupil Expenditure

$7,629

State avg $7,394

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Frequently Asked Questions

Schools in Livingston County, Michigan — FAQ

What does the school system look like in Livingston County, Michigan?

Livingston County serves 24,971 students through 48 public schools across 11 districts. This robust system includes 22 elementary, 9 middle, and 14 high schools, catering to a growing population.

How do schools in Livingston County perform academically?

With a 90.7% graduation rate, Livingston County significantly outperforms both state and national averages. The county's school score of 55.3 is one of the highest in the region, supported by an above-average per-pupil spend of $7,629.

What are the major school districts in Livingston County, Michigan?

South Lyon Community Schools is the largest district with 8,316 students, followed closely by Howell and Brighton. Charter schools are a popular alternative here, with 6 schools representing 12.5% of the total count.

What is the school experience like in Livingston County?

Most students attend one of the 31 suburban-locale schools, where the average school size is 531 students. Large campuses like Howell High and Brighton High each serve nearly 2,000 students, offering extensive extracurricular opportunities.

How can I find homes near good schools in Livingston County, Michigan?

Livingston County is a premier choice for families looking for high graduation rates and strong suburban schools. Start your home search in Brighton or Howell to secure a place in these highly-regarded districts.

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Data Sources

Education data sourced from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) and the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. School scores are derived composite metrics.

Data is informational only. Coverage varies by county and reporting year. Not for use as the sole basis for educational decisions.