As a graduate myself, I have always greatly appreciated my Catholic education. Although I also…read moreattended Huron High School, it was my time at St. Stephen School that left the biggest impression on me. The sense of community, faith, and strong values I experienced there stayed with me long after I left. Because of that experience, it was important to me that my children have the opportunity to share in the same kind of education and community. St. Stephen provides a faith-centered environment where students can grow academically while also learning compassion, responsibility, and respect for others. The school has a close-knit feel where families, teachers, and staff truly care about the students and their development. That sense of belonging and shared values is something that makes St. Stephen very special. The small class size gives my kid the attention they need to be successful. I'm grateful for the foundation it gave me and thankful that my children are able to be part of that same tradition.

St Stephen's is a quality school that instills values in its students and provides a great…read moreeducation, thanks to its dedicated teachers. The surrounding community is welcoming and involved. The new principal, Mr Stalder, is phenomenal and has brought excitement and buzz back to the school.

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.

My dearest friend and I were waiting outside to be let into the high school today. Not only would…read morethey not let us into their establishment, they frankly didn't pay attention to our needs at all. It was extremely disappointing being locked out of our safe place and being forced to brave the cold winds of winter. I will never look the same at the staff and building. The Latin department is wonderful though. 0/10. I will be writing a harsh email to a higher power when I make it home to a safer environment.

This high school is only a few years old and it is a nice place to watch a high school basketball…read moregame. The energy level and noise level is quite high which adds to the atmosphere. Good parking and easy access to M-14.

Various Members of our family, myself included, have been associated with the school for nearly 50…read moreyears. The academics are excellent, the facilities are always clean and in good repair, and the teachers are kind and caring, giving of themselves to help the students, even when it consumes their free periods. The student population is diverse, and there is a high degree of parent involvement. The tuition is much more manageable than Green Hills, but the quality is comparable. I would send my student here in a heartbeat.

I knew a student who was treated horribly by the staff and especially the principal. The things she…read morecame home to say was appalling and will never send my kid there in the future. As well as they are all liars and the front desk women, watch out, they are so rude!

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!

This is an excellent school. Students who complete a K through 8 education here are very well…read moreprepared for high school. At the high schools in Ann Arbor, St. Paul students routinely outperform students from other middle schools.

A great school!! A good Christian Base Education!! St. Paul has great staff and students! The…read moreteachers adjust to help improve your child!! I totally recommend St.Paul!

My son has attended Crescent since Pre-K. I had a few school choices in mind, but after reading…read morereviews this is home. My child and I both love it; from the, teachers, upper staff, helping staff, the students, etc... Crescent sets your scholars up for success. Let me brag a little about a special teacher, Mrs. Norwood-Harris. She's amazing, I could not have asked for a better teacher. She cares for her students and not just there for a paycheck. She goes above and beyond! Thank you all for what you do :)

Enrolling at Crescent Academy was an overwhelming experience. Definitely a culture shock going from…read morea class of 15 to several classes with 20+ students in each classroom. The first graders have their own trailer with over 6 classrooms, just for 1st graders. I thought this was great for children to develop social skills and building relationships with other students. Crescent Academy offers extracurricular activities to include girl's scouts, boy scouts, music, soccer, etc. In addition to activities, they also offer academic assistance for students that may be falling below their academic level. I gather from staff's involvement with the programs they offer, they really care. As it relates to the staff building relationships with the parents, I do see an effort being made since the last time I wrote my review. My daughter participated in the girls scout program, she was a daisy. She had so much fun and there were so many events, trips and meetings to keep the girls just as engaged. She will definitely be participating next year as a brownie. Overall, I feel confident in the academic program Crescent Academy offers. We are looking forward to next year.

My child has attended Clon Lara for four years. This has been a very good experience. My son came…read moreto Clon Lara as a 9th grader. At the time he was experiencing a lack of motivation due to the death of a his father. He came into the school with a bit of an attitude about school. Initially, He was not motivated to apply himself. I did not understand the concept of Clon lara when I enrolled him, but after trusting my son and trusting Clon Lara, I am happy to say that he is graduating and has achieved more than I could have dreamed from his public school experience. Clon Lara is a blessing. It took more than the first year for me to truly understand the concept. Seeing the results of a balanced, motivated, confident young man who is working and ready to attend college, is what came out of this student led learning environment.

As a parent, I would not recommend this school…read more My special needs child attended for elementary school and they promised me a specialized program. In fact, they used it as a selling point. I did not get a special program, nor did other parents who were also promised the same. Some of those parents, were even asked for more tuition money once the school year started to "accommodate" their child. They nickle and dime you for every little thing and, unfortunately, you don't see the return on the money you are paying. Many updates/upkeep to the school have been through donations of time and money by parental volunteers. It appears, with low class sizes this school struggles to pay staff and maintain the building leaving no additional funds for necessary supplies and the professionals services which many of these children obviously need. The authoritarian way the school is ran ensures things are kept quiet. If you do speak up, prepare to have your child pay the price. It happens.