Fruitport High School


Fruitport High School is a public high school in Fruitport, Michigan, United States. It is part of the Fruitport Community Schools district.
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History

Additions were built to Fruitport Junior High School in 1963 to form a junior/senior high school.
The school was rebuilt in 2021 with a focus on security. Architecture firm Tower Pinkster built a 189,822 addition with a curved academic corridor, shatter-resistant glass, concrete wing walls and refuge zones to protect people in the event of a mass shooting.

Academics

Fruitport was ranked 257th in Michigan in the 2019 U.S. News & World Report best high school rankings.

Athletics

The Fruitport Trojans compete in the Ottawa-Kent Conference. The school colors are navy blue and white. The following Michigan High School Athletic Association sanctioned sports are offered:
The athletic programs is known mainly for its successes in volleyball and wrestling. In volleyball, since 2001, the program has been a state finalist eight times, winning three state titles. In football the team in 2001 were state runners-up. The football program has produced Mike Teeter, who played defensive end at the University of Michigan, and in the NFL for the Minnesota Vikings and the Houston Oilers. In wrestling, the team has won two of the last three district titles, and has had a number of state qualifiers over the years, including sending six wrestlers to the state championships in 2014.

Notable alumni