48018 Jamestown Dr
Macomb, MI 48044

If you want your child to get depression, anxiety, and be bullied for 3 years take them to this school! This school is alright, but there support for students are awful. the most they've done for bully's is just tell them to stop what they're doing, and tell us that the world is cruel and kids are jerks. I've just learned to accept it. If you're not in their giant friend group, be prepared to be alone for the rest of your life. I've always been the odd one out, I sit away from everyone because I've had so many problems with bullying that is apparently completely impossible to fix. through out my years here these kids have tormented me by making sounds at me, giggling when i walk by, calling me best friend, throwing stuff at me, calling for me, and intentionally coming by me to do this stuff. as another review said "Please don't put your kid in here unless you want them coming out with severe social issues and depression.".

The AP and Honors classes are excellent! Great teachers , strong administrators who keep the school safe-not an easy job with such a huge student body. Overall, the school has great staff, great athletics but just too many students to be excellent . Covid caused online learning which was a tough transition .

I am very disappointed with how this school is being run under Principal Mr. Lewis. There is a clear lack of fairness in how rules are enforced. Students are not being treated equally, and similar situations are handled very differently depending on the student involved.Based on documented incidents and patterns I have personally observed, there are serious concerns about biased and discriminatory treatment by the principal. These are not isolated situations, but repeated examples that raise questions about whether all students are being treated with the same level of respect and fairness.For example, in one situation, a student received a suspension for an action while another student involved in the same situation received no discipline at all. Situations like this show inconsistency and raise serious concerns about fairness and accountability.A school should be a place where rules are applied consistently and every student feels safe and supported. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. I strongly urge the administration to review these concerns and take appropriate action to ensure fairness and accountability.