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Reading Reading Math Elementary/ Middle Math Proficiency Graduation Rate State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Proficiency Participation Participation School Other Academic Reward School Status Target Target Target Target Target Indicator Target MICHIGAN Harbor Beach Community Schools 2600007 Harbor Beach Middle School 260000700848 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Harbor Beach Community Schools 2600007 Harbor Beach Elementary School 260000703857 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Crestwood School District 2600016 Crestwood Accelerated Program 260001607978 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN L'Anse Area Schools 2600018 L'Anse High School 260001805923 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN West MI Academy of Environmental Science 2600092 West MI Academy of Environmental Science 260009200596 Not All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Vista Charter Academy 2600097 Vista Charter Academy 260009700601 All All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Black River Public School 2600114 Black River Public School 260011400705 Not All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Martin Luther King Jr. Education Center Academy 2600131 Martin Luther King Jr. Education Center Academy 260013100781 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Morey Public School Academy 2600144 Morey Public School Academy 260014400862 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Washtenaw Technical Middle College 2600164 Washtenaw Technical Middle College 260016401005 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Chandler Park Academy 2600168 Chandler Park Academy - High School 260016807800 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Marvin L. Winans Academy of Performing Arts 2600169 Winans Academy High School 260016901038 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Northridge Academy 2600194 Northridge Academy 260019401103 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Chandler Woods Charter Academy 2600209 Chandler Woods Charter Academy 260020901136 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Conner Creek Academy East 2600210 Conner Creek Academy East-MI Collegiate High 260021001494 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Holly Academy 2600216 Holly Academy 260021601165 All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN South Arbor Charter Academy 2600223 South Arbor Charter Academy 260022301182 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Summit Academy North 2600225 Summit Academy North High School 260022501195 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN West Village Academy 2600245 West Village Academy 260024501215 Not All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Canton Charter Academy 2600263 Canton Charter Academy 260026301273 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Detroit Merit Charter Academy 2600278 Detroit Merit Charter Academy 260027801484 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Merritt Academy 2600281 Merritt Academy 260028101598 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Mt. Clemens Montessori Academy 2600283 Mt. Clemens Montessori Academy 260028301646 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Hamtramck Academy 2600287 Hamtramck Academy 260028701656 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Frontier International Academy 2600301 Frontier International Academy 260030101945 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN American Montessori Academy 2600312 American Montessori Academy 260031201763 All All All Yes MICHIGAN University Preparatory Science and Math (PSAD) 2600952 University Preparatory Science and Math (PSAD) High School 260095208134 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Quest Charter Academy 2600965 Quest Charter Academy 260096508062 Not All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Three Lakes Academy 2600966 Three Lakes Academy 260096607970 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Wellspring Preparatory High School 2600981 Wellspring Preparatory High School 260098108149 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN The Greenspire School 2600983 The Greenspire School 260098308281 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Noor International Academy 2600995 Noor International Academy 260099508260 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN South Canton Scholars Charter Academy 2600997 South Canton Scholars Charter Academy 260099708216 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Adrian School District of the City of 2601950 Adrian High School 260195003927 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Adrian School District of the City of 2601950 Adrian Middle School 5/6 Building 260195003928 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Airport Community Schools 2601980 Airport Senior High School 260198003939 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Airport Community Schools 2601980 Loren Eyler Elementary School 260198003942 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Algonac Community School District 2602190 Millside Elementary School 260219000103 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Algonac Community School District 2602190 Algonquin Middle School 260219003961 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Allen Park Public Schools 2602520 Lindemann Elementary School 260252003973 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Alpena Public Schools 2602730 Ella M. White School 260273003985 Not All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Anchor Bay School District 2602790 Lottie M. Schmidt Elem. School 260279004001 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Angell School 260282004005 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Ann Arbor Open at Mack School 260282004006 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Carpenter School 260282004009 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Forsythe Middle School 260282004013 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Uriah H. Lawton School 260282004017 All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Bach Elementary School 260282004018 All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Wines Elementary School 260282004028 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Community High School 260282004033 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ann Arbor Public Schools 2602820 Martin Luther King Elem. School 260282004034 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Arenac Eastern School District 2603060 Arenac Eastern Elementary School 260306001623 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Ashley Community Schools 2603480 Ashley Middle School 260348001954 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Au Gres-Sims School District 2603600 Au Gres-Sims Elementary School 260360004058 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Baraga Area Schools 2603990 Baraga Area High School 260399004084 All All Not All All Yes MICHIGAN Beecher Community School District 2604500 Dailey Elementary School 260450004136 All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Belding Area School District 2604530 Ellis Elementary School 260453004143 All All All Yes MICHIGAN Benzie County Central Schools 2604950 Lake Ann Elementary School 260495001328 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Benzie County Central Schools 2604950 Crystal Lake Elementary School 260495004183 All All All All Not All Yes Reading Reading Math Elementary/ Middle Math Proficiency Graduation Rate State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Proficiency Participation Participation School Other Academic Reward School Status Target Target Target Target Target Indicator Target MICHIGAN Berkley School District 2605010 Burton Elementary School 260501004188 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Big Rapids Public Schools 2605780 Brookside Elementary School 260578004206 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Birmingham Public Schools 2605850 Beverly Elementary School 260585004214 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Birmingham Public Schools 2605850 Birmingham Covington School 260585004215 Not All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Birmingham Public Schools 2605850 Ernest W. Seaholm High School 260585004217 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Blissfield Community Schools 2606000 Blissfield High School 260600004229 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Bloomfield Hills Schools 2606090 Way Elementary School 260609004240 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Bloomfield Hills Schools 2606090 Bloomfield Hills Middle School 260609004242 All All Not All All All Yes MICHIGAN Boyne City Public Schools 2606500 Boyne City Elementary School 260650004253 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Bridgman Public Schools 2606840 Bridgman Elementary School 260684004280 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Bridgman Public Schools 2606840 Bridgman High School 260684004281 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Brighton Area Schools 2606870 Spencer Road Elementary School 260687004288 Not All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Brighton Area Schools 2606870 Hornung Elementary School 260687004289 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Brighton Area Schools 2606870 Hilton Road Elementary School 260687007677 Not All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Columbia School District 2606990 Columbia Central High School 260699004300 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Brown City Community Schools 2607040 Brown City High School 260704004301 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Bullock Creek School District 2607320 Bullock Creek High School 260732004320 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Byron Center Public Schools 2607560 Countryside Elementary School 260756001549 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Byron Center Public Schools 2607560 Brown Elementary School 260756004333 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Byron Center Public Schools 2607560 Byron Center West Middle School 260756004334 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Public Schools of Calumet 2607690 Washington Middle School 260769004354 All All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Carman-Ainsworth Community Schools 2607890 Genesee Early College 260789007793 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Carrollton Public Schools 2608070 Carrollton High School 260807004379 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Cheboygan Area Schools 2608910 Cheboygan Area High School 260891004432 All All All All Yes MICHIGAN Chelsea School District 2608940
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