This school is the most amazing, I have sent my daughters too. We started at East arbor which…read morecompletely did nothing for their education. My kids couldn't even read and they were in second grade. I transferred them to keystone and by April my kids have surpassed their grade level reading and now are at the top of the class. This school does NOT take bullying. I've seen several kids get suspended/expelled for fighting and bullying in general. Every school is going to have its pros and cons but this school is absolutely one of the best for curriculum, and attention to detail when teaching you're children. I strongly feel that if you have the chance to send you're children here that they would benefit from not only educational but morally too. This is the best school for lots of children and these schools vary based on each individual school so judging all based on one won't work. You'll have to see for yourself! Truly great school!! I wouldn't send my kids anywhere else. If I could give them 10 stars I would definitely go above and beyond because that's the kind of school they are! Please only take into consideration ADULT reviews. I seen a review from a student complaining about homework. This school is suppose to prep them for college and go above and beyond educational requirements to have them college bound. A large part of the curriculum for junior high is homework because you have to practice to understand!! If you want you're children to have a great education and achieve great success then you're looking at the perfect school!

This is our first year here, and we could not be happier! We love the staff, teachers, and other…read morefamilies! I was worried because I knew my son needed speech services along with an IEP; however the whole process was amazing and I couldn't have dreamed for it to go any better! We love Keystone!

The school does too much trolling but I need to add way…read moremore words so Blah blah blah school riot blah blah blah

This is a review of the gymnasium and athletic facility only, not the school itself as I never…read moreattended. Let's start with the gym, it's huge! Which is great to go watch a basketball game, or a wrestling match where they are able to get three full mats on the floor, plus have space to move around. It's well lit for photography too. The facility is top notch. My only complaint is that because of the large space, sounds echo a lot, so when the band decides to strike up a tune, Watch out!! The noise gets a little out of hand, but I'm sure that's great for the home court advantage. Moving outside to the stadium ... It's one of the best facilities in the state for football, soccer, baseball, softball you name it. There are two beautiful fields for baseball and softball that are both well maintained and a pleasure to watch a game at. The real gem is the "football" stadium where football and soccer are played. The field is astroturf, but well kept up. The stadium itself is gorgeous, with a fantastic sounds system, lots of space in the bleachers and a roomy press box. You can't ask for a better set of athletic facilities at a public school.

I was completely unhappy with this school. I pulled my daughter out 2 months into first grade. In…read morefirst grade she was in class with second and third graders. She started telling me inappropriate things that she was hearing from the older kids. At recess she told me about multiple fights happening on the playground. I addressed the teacher a few times about the violence and the language, she said she can't discuss other kids behavior. Did not take any accountability or did not give me any reassurance that my 6 year wouldn't be exposed to this type of behavior anymore. And to top it off, their method of teaching and strategies were terrible. They provided no guidance or confidence to the younger students, my daughter was terrified to go to school, she said her teacher was mean and wouldn't help her! I felt awful for putting her in that school. I was relieved when I took her out, I seen a huge change within the week at her new school, eager to learn and happy! And one other thing, they found a bed bug in her class, they didn't call the families, they put a note in the kids backpack. Well grandma picked her up that day so I didn't see the letter until later that evening. We should have been informed via phone or text so we could have taken the proper precautions the minute we picked our little ones up! So disappointing, horrible school.

TERRIBLE management with the students. My son was getting severely bullied, and staff did NOTHIN.read more

Saline High School is one of those places that when you drive by, you'll think it's part of NASA…read more Really, it could be. This place is three stories of learning. There are a wide variety of classes you can take, which is pretty cool. You're able to try different classes out, and see what peeks your interest. There are a lot of helpful teachers here. They all care about educating your child, and helping them learn life lessons along the way. This is one of the reasons saline high school is ranked so high in the state rankings. There are a few issues with this school. The lunches are nearly indigestible, which happens at all schools. The biggest problem is the students here. A lot of them come from affluent backgrounds (not all), and that seems to get to their head. All in all, this is a great school to send your children. They will learn a ton here.

Perfect hot day for football game and cheerleader's, I have grandson in the comet football and my…read moregranddaughter in cheer! Thank God for a beautiful hot day. They do need an overhang over the bleachers for hot sunny days and cool rainy days!

I had a great high school experience at John Glenn. The teachers that I had were great and I always…read morefelt safe. This was more than 10 years ago, and who knows what it's like now, but back in the 90s it was a great place to be!

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!!!