Da Vinci Institute (9-12)

I do not understand why the test scores are posted as low as they are when this school was rated 13th in the entire state of Michigan as an Academic State Champion by Bridge Magazine on 2013. My child is a student here and is almost a straight A student. The class sizes are small, so the teachers have lots of opportunity to work one on one with your child if they need help with a subject. They have a strict policy against bullying. All the students seem to know each other. There is a wonderful after school program. Every Friday students have a half day.

My rating is based upon observing grand kids, their skills or lack of skills, and their level of education being so so low. I believe they need to run from the technology that keeps them bound to screens instead of books. And the teachers or the school need better teaching material, and or tutors that can bring the children up to top levels before its too late.

My Daughter has been at Queens for 3 years and has done really well. The academics are way ahead of the public schools. The classroom sizes are small. The kids are taught to respect each other. Every teacher my she has had has been amazing. I wouldn't send my child anywhere else. They even have financial aid programs to make tuition affordable to everyone. I think almost 40% of the students receive some type of financial aid.

We have had a wonderful experience at St. John Elementary School. The principal and teachers are warm, and dedicated to students and the school's mission. I am happy that students are exposed to the following specials each week: gym, library, art, music, computers, and Spanish. Students also have the opportunity to use technology in various applications through computer class, and classroom sets of iPads. I am thankful for the loving environment and know that faith, kindness, and values are reinforced throughout the school day.