Editing Birmingham, Michigan (section)

===Education===
The [[Birmingham City School District]] administers several nationally accredited schools, including [[Seaholm High School]] and [[Groves High School (Michigan)|Groves High School]]. [[Roeper School (Michigan)|Roeper School]] has a campus on Adams Road.

The Holy Name School is a co-educational [[parochial school]] founded by the [[Roman Catholic]] Holy Name Church. It educates children grades pre-K to 8. The private school was established in 1928, along with a [[convent]] for IHM nuns. (That has since closed.) The church and school continue to operate in conjunction today.

Pierce Elementary School in Birmingham provides classes for elementary school students of the [[French School of Detroit]].<ref>"[http://www.frenchschoolofdetroit.org/curriculum/elementary Elementary]." French School of Detroit. Retrieved on June 20, 2015.</ref>

The [[Japanese School of Detroit]] (JSD), a [[Hoshuko|supplementary school for Japanese citizens]], first began holding classes in Birmingham in 1987, when its operation at Seaholm High started. It began holding classes at Covington School in 1989,<ref name=OldHist>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20010502235540/http://www.jsd.org/history.html JSD History]" (). Japanese School of Detroit. May 2, 2001. Retrieved on April 16, 2015. "昭和48年  6月  デトロイト日本語補習授業校開設、私立クランブルック・ブルックサイド校借用。 （1973）" and "（1981）  10月  児童・生徒増のため、私立ケンジントン・アカデミー校に移転。" and "（1987）   4月  児童・生徒増のため、ケンジントン校に加え、公立シーホーム校との2校体制に拡大。" and "4月  児童生徒増のため、ケンジントン校・シーホーム校に加え、公立コビントン校との 3校体制に拡大。 " and "（1999）  事務局移転（インターナショナル・アカデミー校→旧オークランド・シュタイナー校） "</ref> and it also had classes at West Maple Elementary.<ref>"[https://web.archive.org/web/20120322210412/http://www.jsd.org/08-eng/handbook-08.pdf HANDBOOK For Teachers of Japanese Students]." () Japanese School of Detroit. p. 4 (4/12). Retrieved on June 19, 2013. "4. Now, about 1,000 students are studying at two different school buildings. a. West Maple Elementary School Kindergarten ~ 3rd grades b. Seaholm High School 4th ~ 12th grades"</ref> At one point its school offices were in Birmingham.<ref>"[https://archive.today/20021004193142/http://www.j-school.net/ringo/ りんごネットへようこそ！]" (). [[Japanese School of Detroit]]. October 4, 2002. Retrieved on April 7, 2015. "連絡先 Japanese School of Detroit 2436 W.Lincoln, Suite E101 Birmingham, MI 48009, U.S.A."</ref> In 2010 the school announced it was moving its operations to [[Novi, Michigan|Novi]].<ref name="JapanSchoorel">"[http://www.cityofnovi.org/government/PressReleases/2010/101216JapaneseSchoolOfDetroit.asp Japanese School of Detroit to relocate to Novi]." ([https://web.archive.org/web/20131203035507/http://www.cityofnovi.org/government/PressReleases/2010/101216JapaneseSchoolOfDetroit.asp Archive], [http://www.cityofnovi.org/government/PressReleases/2010/PDF/101216JapaneseSchoolOfDetroit.pdf PDF version], [https://web.archive.org/web/20131203031252/http://www.cityofnovi.org/government/PressReleases/2010/PDF/101216JapaneseSchoolOfDetroit.pdf Archive])<!--Original URL http://www.novi.k12.mi.us/WebPages/JSDRingoKai.pdf--> [[Novi Community School District]]. December 16, 2010. Retrieved on April 17, 2011.</ref>