Ypsilanti Public School District

In the 1940s officials from the federal government of the United States asked the Ypsilanti City School District to annex the Willow Run area, which included the Spencer School District.

Prior to that, the district used a system composed of Pre-K/K, 1-6, 7-9, and 10-12 Grade Levels since the transition of Perry to a Pre-K/K building.

On June 8, 2009, the YPS school board unanimously passed a resolution to "discuss options for the consideration and sharing of services" with the Lincoln School District, which had passed a similar resolution.

Board members also left open the option of incorporating the Willow Run School District into the talks at a future date.

[8][9] The final day of classes for YPS was Friday June 7, 2013.

The Ypsilanti Public Schools' offices, on Packard Road.
Ypsilanti Public Schools Safe School Program vehicle. The program's mission is to prevent substance abuse.