Plymouth High School (Ohio)

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Plymouth High School is a public high school in Plymouth, Ohio, that is part of the Plymouth–Shiloh Local School District. Athletic teams are known as the Big Red and they compete as members of the Firelands Conference and the Northern 8 Football Conference.

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Plymouth High School (Ohio)
Trux Street, Plymouth Township

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Trux Street 400
44865 Plymouth Township
Ohio, United States
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