Great little school! Teachers love The Lord and their students! Smaller class size gives every…read morechild individual attention. Our family is definitely pleased with the education our children receive.

From the owner: Macomb Christian Schools are committed to providing academic excellence through a Christ-centered…read moreeducation equipping young people to honor God through service and leadership. MCS started in 1983 as an independent, non-denominational school serving the tri-county area. MCS is accredited through the Association of Christian Schools International and AdvancED.

Amazing Christian based education…read more Jesus is emphasized, not religion. Worth the financial sacrifice. Sure nothing is perfect, however my kids have come leaps and bounds here.

There are two good things about this school…read more.. Okay, there's probably more than that but there's definitely two that I know of for sure. 1. Ms. Vivian is probably dead and therefore no longer part of their staff. She was evil incarnate when she was working here (I should know, I had her for kindergarten). How the physical abuses got past the administration are beyond me, but this was a different time, and she was horrible. 2. Ms. Cook no longer works here either. She was a redheaded demon. No, seriously. I corrected her on her grammar when I was 12 or so (Mr. Matthews was a good English teacher) and she pretty much tried to shoot me with flaming arrows. Ever since then she would make up random things about me that were totally untrue just to get me in trouble. I hope she's dead too, really. Anyways, there still were plenty of great teachers here in my day; Mr. Matthews, Ms. Green, Ms. Ehardt, etc. But none of them work here now either. I guess since most of this stuff is irrelevant now, it's probably not very helpful. However, if you are considering sending your kids here for the Christian aspect I should tell you, they also did such a good job of teaching me to think independently that I experimented with Pagan beliefs in high school and definitely became an Atheist in college.

I purchased a hot dog from the concession stand during a girls basketball game and was given the…read moremost vile breakfast sausage looking looking beef jerky tasting sad peice of meat on the planet. I am utterly disappointed and my day is ruined -the consumer

This has to be one of the worst High Schools in Michigan! Went to school there and worked there the…read morestudents are rude the teachers are rude and the principals are rude no wonder why no one wants to stay there.

I absolutely HATE this DUMPSTER TRUCK of a school. The students are every -phobic under the sun…read more The teachers don't give a crap. The counselors take WAYYYYY too long to talk to you, even if you pick a level one emergency on the form (which i did in feburary, it is now almost may). One good thing about the school is the trachers will use your correct name and pronouns, specifically the art teacher (the best teacher).

Yeo... ms colaluca gets on my nerves, she always never lets someone use the bathroom even if its a…read moreactual emergency. Her pregnancy hormones are definitely kicking in because she is just so aggravating, she gives people caution cards for sleeping and gets mad when someone starts talking in class during alone work time.

If you are not Ukrainian, I strongly advise against enrolling your child here. There are serious…read moreconcerns about discrimination and exclusion toward students who do not belong to their community, which can be deeply harmful and emotionally damaging for children. Their actions make it clear that outsiders are not welcome or included. If you care about your child's well-being, this is not the right environment. This kind of environment can be very damaging. It will traumatize your children. No child deserves to feel bullied, excluded or unwelcome. Their actions do not reflect genuine Christian values, and they seem insincere in their faith. FYI: Many of them enrolled in this school to learn Ukrainian language, not because they care about God or Christianity.

Immaculate Conception is, by far, the best quality school in town. My oldest son attended another…read moreschool before IC for two years. I volunteered all the time and NEVER met another parent -- even if they were sitting right next to me. Not being Catholic himself, my husband wasn't sure if he liked the idea of Catholic education ("Public school was good enough for me!"), but once he toured the school and met the other parents HE chose this one! In my first 10 minutes at IC, I met 50 new people! They are very warm and welcoming and parents are encouraged to volunteer whether in the classroom or behind the scenes. We appreciate the on-site HOMEMADE lunch and after-school care programs too. We have been welcomed with open arms as a family, not as a checkbook. Now two of my children attend the school and receive a top-notch education in a safe and warm environment with a great student-teacher ratio. My third child can't wait to start! I wouldn't think of sending them anywhere else.

As a social worker I spend a lot of time going in and out of Detroit public schools. I see some…read morethings that really make the hair stand up on the back of my neck. And then, occassionally, I see a few gems. This school is one of those gems. UPA and University Prep High School both use project-based learning so that kids can really focus on the things that interest them. All students do regular internships which are supervised by a local field instructor and a teacher (they get school credit for the internship). This gives them a chance to refine their interests and get exposed to the work world. But, a few things to note. UPA is a bit overrated in terms of it's academic rigor. Although it is a world above most of the DPS schools I visit, not all graduates are going to be prepared to start at a mid-range or top tier university. I've seen kids advanced from grade to grade (particularly in math) who really don't have the basics down well enough. And, another important thing to remember about UPA is that their teaching approach does not work for all students. Some kids need a lot more structure and will flounder when given so much academic freedom and responsibility for their own education. Parents of UPA students need to stay in close contact with the teachers and review their student's work on a very regular basis. Overall, this is a great school. The campus is well laid out, the rooms are clean and things are in repair. There's not a lot of violence. The teachers and staff are very good at communicating with parents and they take a personal interest in their students.

I think its good for the city. Nice looking charter school. We went to take my god daughter b-day…read morecupcakes. You sign in and have to call to confirm. They require the kids to do an expedition project every month which is a good thing for kids to do in my opinion helps them to discover something new. You have to stand in a long line of cars just to pick up your kid but that's better than leting them run around and risk someone taking them. Great School Donate today!!!

It's a good place to make memories and stuff but dang I hate but love it I hate it when teachers…read moreyell at us for one person not acting correct like brotha r we serious and but the good parts are the sports teams and powder puff .powder puff was so friking fun to be a part of and so was b ball I wish they had soccer ngl if they did that would've made them the best middle school but they don't and some teachers would just rage bait and pmo

Absolutely the best place to grab some activity. Walking on the track is a real local favorite…read more Keep an eye out for SK!

I love this school, my kids have went here 2012. I have nothing but good things to say about this…read moreschool and their staff. My children love their teachers are and they have great principal, even though he is a Hoosier fan. "Go Blue" Anyways if you live in the area I would recommend this school to any parent. I believe Wilde Elementry had the highest MEAP TEAT scores in the area. I can't say it enough I love this school for my children.