- Marygrove
- Overview
About Us
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The School at Marygrove develops critical thinkers and community-minded citizens who have the skills and knowledge to be makers and leaders in the 21st century. The social justice and engineering focus enables students to identify and solve complex problems, actively participating in the creation of a more just and equitable future. Every graduate will be prepared to pursue their passions and succeed in any personal and professional endeavors.
Vision
We will be stewards of our local and global communities, applying our learning to bring about a more just and equitable future.
We will make an immediate and profound impact on our city and the world, by designing beautiful solutions to complex problems.
We will provide and receive a world class education from educators that challenge, support, and inspire us.
We will eagerly come to school because we know we will find love, purpose, joy, and dignity within our doors.
We will be highly engaged in our work because it will be authentic, relevant, challenging, and applicable to our lives and contexts.
We will know that effort and reflection lead to growth and that success is not final, nor is failure fatal.
We will accept, honor, and celebrate the differences among us and always seek to understand the perspectives of others.
We will know that we have a voice that matters and that our unique interests, talents, and experiences are valuable.
Contact Us
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8425 W. McNichols Rd.
Detroit, MI 48221
Phone: (313) 331-1330
(313) 335-1331
Fax: (313) 552-3551
Lisa Williams, Principal
Offerings
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- K-12 focus on engineering principles and practice
- Social justice-oriented curriculum
- PB3 Instruction (project-, problem-, and place-based approach)
- Community-oriented, service learning model
- Student-centered, cooperative learning design
- Comprehensive advisory program
- Asset-based approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion
- Site-based internships and professional mentorship
- Dual enrollment and AP access for all
- “Teaching school” to support the development of teachers from University of Michigan & Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD)
- Extensive and extended support from college admissions through college graduation
Quick Facts
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9th - 11th Grades Served
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Yes Examination High School
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9:00am - 4:00pm Bell Schedule
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Yes Dress Code
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No Transportation
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284 Students Enrollment