Franklin High School had been the birth place for bullying. Every day I go there, I just want to…read morerun out of the building and jump off the bleachers, I wanted to after people recorded me taking a number 2. From kids breaking my AirPods, getting assaulted, making instagram account about me making me feel suicidal and now I get recorded in the locker room while I'm taking a number 2. Maturity no longer exists here. Franklin High School= A Cesspool. I'm sorry, but the school authorities don't care enough to stop bullying. It's amazing so many people haven't lost their minds while getting bullied here. I'm not the only person who's going through these things, if they don't stop, who's to say these animals won't do the worst?

Franklin High School was built in 1962 and it is still going strong! I was in the class of 1966,…read morethe first group to go thru all three years there. It was a great school then and is a great school now. They have a good academics record, active sports program, fantastic music department, excellent teachers, a very informed and involved principle, supportive parents, and lots of school spirit. The building and equipment are up to date. This is a school students, teachers, parents and alumni should be, and are, very proud of. I know I am.

I would recommend but for 4-5th the teachers are definitely biased lemme know if u want a more…read moredetailed description

Our 4.5 year old daughter, Zoë, is about to conclude her first full year of pre-K at the Learning…read moreTree South Lyon. And I have nothing but glowing positives about the entire experience! Being her first foray into schools, our daughter started off tentative, was just barely potty trained and had never been left alone in a social class environment before. She was also somewhat of a picky eater. She was never in daycare prior to this. On her first day it was an ocean of tears when we left her there (and buckets of tears for the first two whole weeks). But the teachers there - Misses Claire, Heather and Anne - we're always on the ball and have her the attention and distractions she needed. She started to getting used to the whole school thing. Fast forward to the June of the following year. Our daughter has blossomed into a different child. She's good with mist foods now, extremely social with other kids at parties and etc, has learned how to write and paint and color, goes to and from the bathroom all by herself and enjoys every single day at school. The results were nothing short of amazing. And it's a testament to the care and attention the Learning Tree gives all the kids under their care. We highly recommend them as a daycare center and a preschool alternative for your children. Enrollment and space are limited, and it's on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for and it's a rock solid pre school experience. Thank you very much, Learning Tree!

Employees are compelled to come to work when sick. Calling in sick is treated as a negative mark…read moretowards quarterly bonuses. Employees that haven't built up enough paid time off aren't allowed to take off an hour unpaid to go to medical appointments. They must call in and lose the entire day of pay.

I got bullied extremely bad here and that was not an uncommon experience at all. School knew it was…read moregoing on and did absolutely nothing, even forced me to be in the same lunch period as someone I had a restraining order on. The only person who cared was a councilor who is no longer employed there. I will say the education I received more than prepared me for college, but I have life long scars from the things I got put through at this school.

Sue the janitor is absolutely lovely. The school itself is beautiful, mostly because Sue keeps it…read moreclean. Just don't go to the Math Wing men's bathroom. That place is beyond saving.