Best Middle School Ann Arbor Near Me

Will Blischke: Possibly the worst middle school in Ann Arbor

Joey Ryan: Very good experience with lots of athletics and extra curriculars

Time With Ace: Ok first they count you late when you are in class 😡😡😡!! But the principle is ok but most teachers are cool but the others are like really boring ! There food is not that good🤐 DONT EAT THE PIZZA

spam account: when it's a 95 degree day and you're sitting in class you're SWEATING SO HARD that's my biggest pet peeve. AND THERES NO FREAKING AIR CONDITIONING. some of the teachers are so ignorant and slow. the school is ok but the library smells like fish sticks and the lunch room smells like rotting bodies. don't take A2 virtual classes and just MIND YOUR OWN BUISNESS :(((((

Karen: Love their annual community musicals! Original music and writing.

Daniel Carroll: Love it

Humble Shine: Went to middle school here from 2004 06 great school great staff good lunches

Conan Smith: Great public school full of diverse, bright kids and committed creative staff.

Spam Fam: All the kids are on steroids i swear. Guys run slower at X crunchy and track meats. Gosh. Scrubs. HEadshotSincerkly,Xx_SpamFam420NoScope_xX

Jasmine H: they would play music when class was starting or just about to begin

Joyce Ho: UMMM I GO HERE!!!

Cheesecake is good: school that has no dopes and no fam lit and should get burned?

Jordyn Kinlen: The teacher will help you with even thing

Ronnie Tate: It's good education

Hazel Derry: I really like this school. It has really nice teachers! ;)

Leah Cunningham: Ayy The most lit school in Ann Arbor. Fun night is fun da first time. But after the third time, it's.....meh. see ya guys around the hallways. :)

TGEn KaiTehGamer: i go here e.e

Ali Tahhan: Scarlett's better

Bagel Man: this schoollllll is totally like the worstttt

Butter man (Butter man): my all time worst school

Samantha Perkins: My school

Isaac Yallop: it was pretty vool

Thomas Benedict: Pretty good wings

Lily Knopp: That boy is going places @thomas benedict👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

john dare: I hated this school I went through so much here and they didn't help me at all summer school taught me more! Shout out to Mr.English HE WAS MY FAVORITE TEACHER!!!

Nyla Carson: Forsythe was a good school i guess and just the last few weeks of school BRAKE THE DRESSCODE that's all I have to say for the people who are going to school there! ;)

Tyrus Hamilton: The graphics were terrible, the plot didn't make any sense, and it seems like the programmers were a bunch of chimpanzees.

Casual Turtle: 11/10 I learned how to drink doritos and mlg noscope fer dayz #shoutout to all my falcon loversxxx

Tyler: Its terrible. Do not go there. High school is wayyyyyyyyyyyy better. GO TO SKYLINE CUZ ITS HYPE

taylor bevins: the school sucks the teachers are mean

Alexander Davis: Forsythe is okay. Some of the teachers are nice, others are just teach normally. They got a new principal so that is nice. Overall though, this school is does have some room for improvement, but I like it very much. :-)Actual student

M W: Emerson is about so much more than academic excellence, which is the reason we originally chose this school. It is a caring community of educators who truly love my children, are passionate about teaching, and inspire a lifelong love of learning. Equally important, Emerson teachers build character in our children by reinforcing values that we teach at home-- respect, honesty, inclusion, cooperation, integrity, commitment, compassion, and gratitude. We couldn't be happier with this outstanding school and the wonderful families who are part of this community.

Abbie Lawrence-Jacobson: I never thought I’d send my kids to a private school—both my husband and I are products of public schools and I always had an image of secular private schools as being exclusive/elitist. But after visiting the kindergarten round up at our neighborhood public school, we left feeling fairly certain that our son's needs would not be well met there. (He was extremely bright and academically advanced, and also rather quiet—the type who would check out and withdraw rather than act out to get attention if he was bored and not challenged. That public school gave a beautiful description of the ways they help kids who come into kindergarten below grade-level get up to where they are supposed to be, but they were at a loss when asked how they help students who come in above grade-level to remain challenged.) Emerson School turned out to be exactly what we needed. We have now had both our kids there for seven years.Contrary to my previous assumptions, Emerson has provided us with a wonderful community of down-to-earth friends who value education and creativity. The materialism/elitism I feared has been non-existent. Both of my sons have never once been bored—they love their school, their teachers, and are engaged in the assignments and projects they get to do. The class sizes are small enough that every teacher has really gotten to know my children and provided them with what they need, but large enough that there is a lot of diversity and variety in friendships. In a time when I hear about recess and specials being cut back, Emerson has continued to provide ample time for playing and exploring music, art, languages, science, technology, PE, etc… Best of all, my kids have no idea that in some schools (e.g., mine growing up) it isn’t cool to be too smart or to like school too much. At Emerson, being “into" school is the norm, and cool kids get excited about science projects. (Even in middle school!!!)I wish every public school offered what Emerson does, and that no one had to pay to receive this kind of education. I wish that public schools could consistently meet every special need—including the special need of academic giftedness (which, I should mention, doesn’t mean that a kid is stellar in every subject across the board). But since not all public schools do meet every child’s needs, we have felt that the money we’ve spent on their K-8 years has been so worth it.

Robert Yang: Simply excellent, just flawless.

Hae June Lee: The best school in Ann Arbor.

Souls :D: Great Place to learn!

Betsy Finn: Great school. Tuition is expensive, but you get what you pay for. Class sizes are small, kids get to learn many different things, and it is a great environment.

Tushar Chaudhary: Its a great school. The teachers are great, andthe overall place is great