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Top to Bottom List of all Schools Determined by mathematics and English language arts achievement and improvement scores 6/23/2010 Statewide combined math/ELA achievement/improve ment percentile District Name Building Name ranking Forest Hills Public Schools Eastern Middle School 100.0 Detroit City School District Cooley North Wing 99.9 Detroit City School District Kettering West Wing 99.9 Grand Rapids Public Schools City Middle/High School 99.9 Forest Hills Public Schools Northern Hills Middle School 99.8 Bloomfield Hills School District Conant Elementary School 99.8 Saginaw City School District Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy 99.8 Livonia Public Schools Holmes Middle School 99.7 Okemos Public Schools Kinawa Middle School 99.7 Grand Blanc Community Schools City School 99.7 Birmingham City School District Birmingham Covington School 99.6 Forest Hills Public Schools Ada Vista Elementary School 99.6 Homer Community Schools Homer Middle School 99.6 North Muskegon Public Schools North Muskegon High School 99.5 Novi Community School District Novi Middle School 99.5 Forest Hills Public Schools Central Middle School 99.5 Livonia Public Schools Webster Elementary School 99.4 DeWitt Public Schools DeWitt Junior High School 99.4 Forest Hills Public Schools Northern Trails 5/6 School 99.4 East Grand Rapids Public Schools East Grand Rapids Middle School 99.3 Okemos Public Schools Okemos High School 99.3 Houghton-Portage Township Schools Houghton Central High School 99.2 Utica Community Schools Eisenhower High School 99.2 Okemos Public Schools Chippewa Middle School 99.2 Caledonia Community Schools Duncan Lake Middle School 99.2 Rochester Community School District Hugger Elementary School 99.1 Pewamo-Westphalia Community Schools Pewamo-Westphalia Senior High School 99.1 Lake Orion Community Schools Paint Creek Elementary School 99.1 Saugatuck Public Schools Saugatuck High School 99.0 Troy School District Troy High School 99.0 Bloomfield Hills School District Way Elementary School 99.0 Portage Public Schools Portage West Middle School 98.9 Manchester Community Schools Manchester Middle School 98.9 DeTour Area Schools Drummond Island Elem. School 98.9 Canton Charter Academy Canton Charter Academy 98.8 Rochester Community School District North Hill Elementary School 98.8 Caledonia Community Schools Emmons Lake Elementary School 98.7 Northville Public Schools Hillside Middle School 98.7 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Dodson Elementary School 98.7 Novi Community School District Novi Meadows School 98.7 Spring Lake Public Schools Spring Lake Middle School 98.6 Hudsonville Public School District Baldwin Street Middle School 98.6 Northville Public Schools Meads Mill Middle School 98.6 Ann Arbor Public Schools Wines Elementary School 98.5 Forest Hills Public Schools Thornapple Elementary School 98.5 Rochester Community School District University Hills Elem. School 98.5 Novi Community School District Novi High School 98.4 Utica Community Schools Malow Junior High School 98.4 South Lyon Community Schools Millennium Middle School 98.4 Edwardsburg Public Schools Edwardsburg Intermediate School 98.3 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Workman Elementary School 98.3 Brighton Area Schools Hilton Road Elementary School 98.2 Rochester Community School District Hamlin Elementary School 98.2 Rochester Community School District Van Hoosen Middle School 98.2 Page 1 of 57 Top to Bottom List of all Schools Determined by mathematics and English language arts achievement and improvement scores 6/23/2010 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Smith Elementary School 98.2 Bay City School District Mackensen Elementary School 98.1 Northville Public Schools Northville High School 98.1 Grandville Public Schools Century Park Learning Center 98.1 Allendale Public School District Allendale Middle School 98.0 North Muskegon Public Schools North Muskegon Middle School 98.0 Rockford Public Schools East Rockford Middle School 98.0 Bloomfield Hills School District Bloomfield Hills Middle School 97.9 Midland Public Schools H.H. Dow High School 97.8 Norway-Vulcan Area Schools Norway High School 97.8 Spring Lake Public Schools Spring Lake High School 97.8 Iron Mountain Public Schools Iron Mountain High School 97.8 Bloomfield Hills School District Bloomfield Hills Andover H.S. 97.8 Ann Arbor Public Schools Martin Luther King Elem. School 97.7 Rochester Community School District Hart Middle School 97.7 Forest Hills Public Schools Knapp Forest Elementary School 97.6 Lake Orion Community Schools Scripps Middle School 97.6 Birmingham City School District Ernest W. Seaholm High School 97.6 Haslett Public Schools Haslett Middle School 97.6 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Discovery Middle School 97.5 Kenowa Hills Public Schools Kenowa Hills Middle School 97.5 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Loon Lake Elementary School 97.5 Saline Area Schools Saline Middle School 97.4 Holt Public Schools Washington Woods Middle School 97.4 Forest Hills Public Schools Eastern High School 97.4 Utica Community Schools Messmore Elementary School 97.3 Bedford Public Schools Smith Road Elementary School 97.3 Grosse Pointe Public Schools Brownell Middle School 97.3 St. Johns Public Schools Eureka School 97.2 Saline Area Schools Saline High School 97.2 Oxford Community Schools Oxford Elementary School 97.2 Ann Arbor Public Schools Logan Elementary School 97.1 Ann Arbor Public Schools Angell School 97.1 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Dublin Elementary 97.1 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Commerce Elementary School 97.0 Ann Arbor Public Schools Community High School 97.0 Lakeshore School District (Berrien) Lakeshore Middle School 97.0 Rochester Community School District Stoney Creek High School 96.9 Birmingham City School District Harlan Elementary School 96.9 Haslett Public Schools Vera Ralya Elementary School 96.9 Saline Area Schools Woodland Meadows Elementary School 96.8 Rochester Community School District Musson Elementary School 96.8 DeWitt Public Schools Herbison Woods Elementary School 96.8 Novi Community School District Deerfield Elementary School 96.7 Rochester Community School District Rochester Adams High School 96.7 East Lansing School District Marble School 96.7 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Clifford H. Smart Middle School 96.6 Western School District Warner Elementary School 96.6 Black River Public School Black River Public School 96.6 Ann Arbor Public Schools Thurston Elementary School 96.5 East Grand Rapids Public Schools East Grand Rapids High School 96.5 Grand Haven Area Public Schools Grand Haven High School 96.5 Ann Arbor Public Schools Clague Middle School 96.4 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Isbister Elementary School 96.4 Oxford Community Schools Clear Lake Elementary School 96.4 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Glengary Elementary School 96.3 Mona Shores Public School District Churchill Elementary School 96.3 Mona Shores Public School District Mona Shores Middle School 96.3 Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Hickory Woods Elementary School 96.2 Grand Rapids Public Schools John Ball Park Zoo School 96.2 Page 2 of 57 Top to Bottom List of all Schools Determined by mathematics and English language arts achievement and improvement scores 6/23/2010 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Tonda Elementary School 96.2 Birmingham City School District Pierce Elementary School 96.1 South Lyon Community Schools Kent Lake Elementary School 96.1 South Lyon Community Schools Sayre Elementary School 96.1 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools East Middle School 96.0 Bloomfield Hills School District Eastover Elementary School 96.0 Portage Public Schools Moorsbridge Elementary School 95.9 Utica Community Schools Bemis Junior High School 95.9 Lakeshore School District (Berrien) Stewart Elementary School 95.9 Grosse Pointe Public Schools Ferry Elementary School 95.8 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Bird Elementary School 95.8 Rochester Community School District West Middle School 95.8 Ann Arbor Public Schools Huron High School 95.7 Birmingham City School District Wylie E. Groves High School 95.7 Grosse Pointe Public Schools Grosse Pointe South High School 95.7 Forest Hills Public Schools Central Woodlands 5/6 School 95.7 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Plymouth High School 95.6 Northville Public Schools Thornton Creek Elementary School 95.5 Rochester Community School District Delta Kelly Elementary School 95.5 Troy School District Bemis Elementary School 95.5 South Arbor Charter Academy South Arbor Charter Academy 95.5 Dexter Community School District Mill Creek Middle School 95.5 Ann Arbor Public Schools Slauson Middle School 95.4 Plymouth-Canton Community Schools West Middle School 95.4 Rockford Public Schools North Rockford Middle School 95.4 New Buffalo Area Schools New Buffalo Middle School 95.3 Ann Arbor Public Schools Burns Park Elementary School 95.3 St. Ignace Area Schools St. Ignace Middle School 95.3 East Lansing School District Red Cedar School 95.2 Farmington Public School District O.E. Dunckel Middle School 95.2 Midland Public Schools Northeast Middle School 95.2 Livonia Public Schools Riley Upper Elementary School 95.1 Williamston Community Schools Williamston High School 95.1 Williamston Community Schools Williamston Middle School 95.1 Ovid-Elsie Area Schools Ovid-Elsie Middle School 95.0 Midland Public Schools Adams Elementary School 95.0 Novi Community School District Novi Woods Elementary School 95.0 Vicksburg Community Schools Indian Lake Elementary School 94.9 Clarkston Community School District Bailey Lake Elementary School 94.9 New Lothrop Area Public Schools New Lothrop High School
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