Trinity Lutheran School

I taught the Migrant summer school at Lybrook, and the experience was basically positive. The students were well behaved within the boundaries of typical behaviors. The staff was helpful although some staff are mired in keeping things the way it has always been which, if you look at the school's ratings, are not necessarily the best. The two administrators are positive, upbeat and care about children and staff. Unfortunately the principal will not return for the next school year, and that will be a disservice to the students because the school needs her. Changes in attitude and teaching methods of long time staff will help the school improve its performance towards better GreatSchools and State of Michigan ratings overall.

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This was a great alternative to conventional high school. Students are able to excel at their own pace. There are several ways to use this school. Completely virtual, part time virtual/part time actual school or just take a specific class. Online learning enables you to listen to lectures again if needed and to go into the school for one on one instruction with an actual teacher if you need help. This environment is for self starting children and does require some parental upkeep, but it is great to be able to do school whenever you want during the day.