List of Detroit Public Schools explained
This is a list of schools operated by Detroit Public Schools
Schools
Pre-kindergarten through 12 schools
Kindergarten and 7–12 schools
7–12 schools
(alternative)
High schools
Zoned high schools
Optional high schools
PreK-8 schools
Zoned PreK-8 schools
- Ann Arbor Trail Magnet School
- Bates Academy
- Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary/Middle School
- Blackwell Institute
- Bow Elementary/Middle School
- Beulah Brewer Academy
- Ronald Brown Academy (formerly Stellwagen Elementary School)
- Ralph J. Bunche Preparatory Academy (formerly Smith Elementary School)
- Burns Elementary School
- Burton International School
- Cartsens Elementary/Middle School
- Carver Elementary School
- Clark J.E. Preparatory Academy
- Davison Elementary School
- Dixon Educational Learning Academy
- Earheart Elementary/Middle School
- Fisher Magnet Academy
- Fisher Magnet Lower Academy (PreK-4)
- Fisher Magnet Upper Academy (5-8)
- Fitzgerald Elementary School
- Garvey Academy
- Golightly Education Center (formerly Saleh Elementary School)
- Gompers Elementary/Middle School
- Greenfield Union Elementary School
- Henderson Academy
- A.L. Holmes Academy of Blended Learning
- Hutchinson Elementary/Middle School (formerly Howe Elementary School)
- John R. King Academic and Parforming Arts Academy
- Law Elementary School
- Mackenzie Elementary/Middle School
- Thurgood Marshall Elementary School
- Marquette Elementary/Middle School
- Neinas Dual Language Learning Academy
- Noble Elementary School
- Nolan Elementary/Middle School
- Palmer Park Preparatory Academy (formerly Hampton Elementary School)
- Priest Elementary/Middle School
- Pulaski Elementary/Middle School
- Robeson Malcolm X Academy
- Sherrill Elementary School
- Charles L. Spain Elementary/Middle School
- Stewart Elementary School (was MacCulloch Elementary)
- Mark Twain School for Scholars
- Westside Multicultural Academy
Alternative PreK-8 schools
- Academy of The Americas
- Brenda Scott Academy
- Edward 'Duke' Ellington Conversatory of Music & Art at Beckham Academy
K-8 schools
Zoned K-8 schools
- Ann Arbor Trail Magnet Middle School
- Burns Elementary/Middle School
- Dossin Elementary/Middle School
- Durfee Elementary/Middle School
- Earhart Elementary/Middle School
- Lessenger Elementary/Middle School
- Frank Murphy Elementary/Middle School
- Munger Elementary/Middle School
- Nichols Elementary School
- Nolan Elementary School
- Thirkell Elementary/Middle School
- In 2013 the Mackinac Center's Elementary and Middle School Report Card ranked this school as the top elementary in the State of Michigan.[1]
- Trix Elementary School
Alternative K-8 schools
- Edward (Duke) Ellington Conservatory of Music/Art
- Moses Field Center
- Foreign Language Immersion
- Hancock Preparatory Center
- Langston Hughes Academy
- MacDowell Preparatory Academy
5–8 schools
(zoned)
- Erma Henderson Upper School
(alternative)
- Clippert Multicultural Honors Academy (was McKinstry Elementary School)
- Ludington Magnet Middle School
6–8 schools
(zoned)
- Barbour Magnet Middle School
- Columbus Middle School
- McNair Middle School
- Brenda Scott Middle School
(alternative)
- Heilmann Park Middle School
PK-6 schools
(zoned)
- No. 1 John R King
- Bagley Elementary School
- Ronald Brown Academy
- Cooke STEM Academy
- Dossin Elementary School
- MacDowell Preparatory Academy
- Thurgood Marshall Elementary School
- Pasteur Elementary School
- Schulze Academy for Technology and Arts
- Vernor Elementary School
K-6 schools
(zoned)
- Cooke Elementary School
- Pasteur Elementary School
PreK-5 schools
(zoned)
- Bennett Elementary School
- Carleton Elementary School
- Roberto Clemente Learning Academy
- Emerson Elementary School
- Gompers Elementary School
- Maybury Elementary School
- Wayne Elementary School
- Coleman A. Young Elementary School (formerly Stratford Elementary School)
K-5 schools
(zoned)
- Chrysler Elementary School
- Gardner Elementary School
- Harms Elementary School
- Duke Ellington @Beckingham
Former schools
Notes and References
- Spalding, Audrey. "Thirkell Elementary: The School That Could" (Archive). Mackinac Center. September 12, 2013. Retrieved on December 2, 2015.
