Education is one of the top priorities for our kids, whether they’re in kindergarten or in high school. Ann Arbor families might be wondering how their schools rank in the area.
Niche, a data-analyzing website focused on schools, has graded some of the best public schools in Ann Arbor. The results stem from U.S. Department of Education data, student and parent surveys, test scores and other categories.
Where do some of Ann Arbor’s schools rank in the list? Below are the top 25 public schools in Ann Arbor, according to Niche:
- Huron High School, Grades 9-12 (A+)
- Pioneer High School, Grades 9-12 (A+)
- Skyline High School, Grades 9-12 (A+)
- Community High School, Grades 9-12 (A+)
- Angell School, Grades K-5 (A+)
- Clague Middle School, Grades 6-8 (A+)
- Martin Luther King Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A+)
- Wines Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A+)
- Slauson Middle School, Grades 6-8 (A)
- Thurston Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Burns Park Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Uriah H. Lawton School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Tappan Middle School, Grades 6-8 (A)
- Ann Arbor STEAM at Northside, Grades K-8 (A)
- Bach Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Eberwhite Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Forsythe Middle School, Grades 6-8 (A)
- Dicken Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Logan Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Ann Arbor Open at Mack School, Grades K-8 (A)
- Lakewood Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Abbot Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Allen Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Haisley Elementary School, Grades K-5 (A)
- Carpenter School, Grades K-5 (A)
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