A new high school was built in East Jordan around 1921, which is currently used as the elementary school. In March 1941, much of the building was destroyed by fire, and the current two-story structure was proposed later that year. The building was expanded again in 1955. The current middle/high school, carefully placed by architects into a grove of trees, opened in fall 1978. The dedication, on October 6, 1978, was attended by Governor
William Milliken. A new middle school opened in fall 1997, part of a construction campaign funded by a $5.3 million bond issue passed in 1995. Additions and renovations were also made to the high school and elementary school. Currently, the 1997 middle school building is known as the Mill Street Campus, a multipurpose building, and the middle school students attend the high school, now known as East Jordan Middle/High School. Bond issues to fund technology and construction projects passed in 2002 and 2011. A 2016 bond issue failed by a single vote, but passed the next year. ==Schools==