Farmington Public School District M-Step scores dip in recent year.
Following a common Michigan trend, Farmington Public Schools has shown a rather large dip in scores within the 2023-2024 school year. Comparatively, scores were much higher than the statewide average, just 10 years ago, during 2014-2015. Now, they are considerably lower.
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In Farmington Hills, Michigan, at 30175 Highmeadow Road, is Farmington Central High School, an alternative public school. With only 153 students, the school serves grades 8 through 12 and offers personalized attention and support. For students who might benefit from a non-traditional learning environment, the school, which is a member of the Farmington Public School […]
Read MoreJohn Glenn High School Builds Community Through Engaging Social Media Presence
John Glenn High School in Westland, Michigan, maintains a presence on social media, notably through its official Facebook group. This group serves as a platform for current students, alumni, and parents to connect, share updates, and celebrate school events. Posts include information about school events, athletic achievements, and opportunities for community involvement. Hopefully in the […]
Read MoreWhy I Love ‘The Daily’ Podcast: A Must-Listen for Thoughtful News
I’m a huge fan of The Daily, the flagship podcast from The New York Times. Hosted by Michael Barbaro and Sabrina Tavernise, it delivers in-depth reporting on the most pressing issues of our time. Each episode is about 20 to 30 minutes long and blends expert interviews with compelling storytelling, making complex topics accessible and […]
Read MoreJohn Glenn High School: A Hub of Diversity and Innovation in Westland, Michigan
Located at 36105 Marquette Street in Westland, Michigan, John Glenn High School serves students in grades 9 through 12 as part of the Wayne-Westland Community Schools district. With an enrollment of approximately 1,468 students during the 2023–2024 academic year, the school has a diverse student body, with 54% identifying as minorities. The school maintains a […]
Read MoreWayne-Westland 3rd Grade Math M-Step scores appear lower than most schools in the state
Third-grade students in the Wayne-Westland Community Schools have consistently struggled with math performance in recent years. The most recent M-STEP math scores revealed that none of the district’s elementary schools met or exceeded the statewide average for third-grade math proficiency in the 2022-2023 school year. In fact, only 14% of elementary students across the district […]
Read MoreSocial Media and it’s role in Farmington Public Schools School Spirit
Instagram Post from Farmington Public SchoolFarmington Public Schools’ Instagram page is visually engaging and frequently updated.It features a variety of exciting content, including student achievements, event highlights, and community involvement. This recent post showcased Farmington High School football players’ recent visits to Gill,Lanigan, and Longcare Elementary Schools to read to students. This inspires both the […]
Read MoreFarmington 3rd-Graders are Ahead of the Curve
Four out of five Farmington Elementary schools outperformed the state in 3rd-grade math in the 2024 MSTEP exams. Wood Creek Elementary has been behind the state for the last two years. However, J.A. Lanigan has caught up significantly from last year. Hillside Elementary, Kenbrook Elementary and Longacre Elementary have been ahead of the state in […]
Read MoreWayne Memorial High School: Social Media That Actually Speaks
Let’s be real, most school social media pages are either dead or super boring. So when I started scrolling through the different Wayne Memorial High School accounts, I didn’t expect much. But I was pleasantly surprised. They’re not viral or flashy, but they’re doing a lot right, and it feels like they’re making a genuine […]
Read MoreFederal Cuts Threaten Meal Programs and Student Disability in Wayne-Westland Schools
The Trump administration is laying the groundwork to dismantle the Department of Education or significantly reduce federal funding to public schools across the country. If carried out, these cuts could put substantial pressure on the Wayne-Westland Community School District. Wayne-Westland’s student body relies on and benefits from government-funded programs for student meals, transportation, and academic […]
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