3241 146th Ave
Dorr, MI 49323

teachers are nice and helpful the classrooms are warm and inviting unlike creekside who was rude to me

We have had 2 children go through ZE. Both with very different learning styles. From our experience if you are a strong student academically you do well mostly because you drive yourself. There are some teachers who have the insight to see that not every student fits into a box. But most with our experience is that the teacher is there to teach a curriculum. If you can't grasp it then you struggle. With both our kids we found teachers at ZW to be better at stepping outside of the box and helping the student reach their potential. Neither of our children were discipline problems so I don't know how they handle that aspect. The overall atmosphere from fellow students is not the most positive. And leadership at the time was not very good at follow through with bullying issues. Or ways to build up an atmosphere of students respecting other students.

ZQuest is such a great school. My son teacher knows his strengths and weaknesses and works to find a balance to both push him further in his strengths while improving on his weaknesses. His teacher is extremely compassionate and responsive. There are so many events and school programs throughout the year to expose the kids to history, culture, and the arts as well as to have fun. I love how involved the parents are in the success of the school. The principal is extremely involved and personally acknowledges each students achievements. We've been impressed by the quality of the students and teachers work. Spanish is definitely part of the curriculum and the school acknowledges and appreciates parental involvement. Our child has flourished at the school and we're sure he will continue to do so under the excellent tutelage and leadership of the Zquest staff. Ana Saenger.

Very little diversity. Teachers show favoritism and don’t care for the minority students, instead they are singled out and criticized. My child’s emotional health and confidence was at its lowest while at Adams elementary.