Fitzgerald Public Schools


Fitzgerald Public Schools is a public school district in Metro Detroit. It it one of the six school districts in Warren, serving the southwest part of the city.
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History

The district was originally known as Warren Township School District No. 7.
Fitzgerald High School was built in 1948. The architecture firm was Jensen and Keough of Detroit.
The question of incorporating the area covered by the school district into the city of Fitzgerald was rejected by voters in 1949. In 1953, in an ad for construction bonds, the district stated it "covers 4 1/2 square miles, has a frontage of 2 1/2 miles along the northeastern boundary of the City of Detroit... Industry constitutes 90% of present valuation and expansion of some of these facilities is in the blueprint stage."
In 2002, an automotive technology facility was built at Fitzgerald High School that allowed students to earn a Automotive Service Excellence certification.