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December 05, 2008

City Guide

Charter Schools

Charter schools receive state public education funds but operate independently of the local school system.

Ann Arbor Learning Community

3980 Research Park [map]
477–0340

211 students in grades K–8. Jennifer Taylor, dean. Core curriculum with arts and outdoor education. Small classes with a target of 20 students. a2learningcommunity@gmail.com, www.annarborlearningcommunity.org 34, E8


Central Academy

2459 South Industrial [map]
822–1100

Luay Shalabi, principal. Multicultural school; 430 students in grades pre-K–12. Standard public school curriculum plus character education; Arabic taught as a second language. shalabil@centralacademy.net, www.centralacademy.net 35, E7


Eastern Washtenaw Multicultural Academy

5550 Platt [map]
677–0732

168 students in grades pre-K–12. Mona Berry, principal. Intensive language studies, including Arabic, with differentiated instruction implemented at all levels. Busing available. See also Child Care & Preschool Programs–Part-Time and Co-op Programs, below. admin@ewmacademy.org, www.ewmacademy.org 36, G8


Honey Creek Community School

1735 S. Wagner [map]
994–2636

199 students in grades K–8. Al Waters, director. Curriculum emphasizes the integration of thought and experience by centering on themes, projects, and service learning in a multiage setting. After-school care and summer camp programs. hcreek@hc.wash.k12.mi.us, hc.wash.k12.mi.us V 37, A6


Washtenaw Technical Middle College

4800 E. Huron River Dr. [map]
973–3410

350 students in grades 10–12. Deborah Trapp, dean. On the campus of Washtenaw Community College. Students earn a high school diploma and either an associate's degree or a technical certificate in a career area, such as communications, business, engineering and technology, health or human services. wtmc@wccnet.edu, www.themiddlecollege.org 38, H6


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