Richmond Township (Macomb County), MI, offers quality education to its residents. The township provides a variety of educational resources, including a number of public and private schools. Local schools are rated based on the Michigan Department of Education’s annual report card system, allowing parents and students to easily compare school performance. This system helps ensure that students in the community are receiving an appropriate education. In addition to traditional classroom instruction, Richmond Township also offers a variety of extracurricular activities such as sports teams, clubs, and after-school programs which help provide comprehensive learning experiences for students. With these resources in place, the township is able to foster an environment conducive to learning and development among its student population.
Richmond township schools spend $9,045 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 21 pupils per teacher, 1,627 students per librarian, and 542 children per counselor.