Partnership created between Plymouth-Canton and Chinese high schools
Trade excursions China made by Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano have led to the development of a partnership between Plymouth Cnton Community Schools and a top high school in Wuhan, China. The partnership might lead to teacher and student exchange programs.
Trade excursions China made by Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano have led to the development of a partnership between Plymouth Cnton Community Schools and a top high school in Wuhan, China. The partnership might lead to teacher and student exchange programs.
Excerpt:
[Executive director of Wayne County’s Department of Economic Development Mulu] Birru said Plymouth-Canton was chosen to participate in the partnership because of the growing Chinese population in the area. Ficano was also instrumental in attracting the Tempo Group — which has 27 factories in China — to purchase a 480,000-square-foot building on Michigan Avenue near Beck in Canton Township that houses a handful of research and development jobs.
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