EXAMINATION HIGH SCHOOLS2021 Application and Admission

Cass Technical High School • Communication and Media Arts High School • Renaissance High Schoo l Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School • Southeastern High School • The School at Marygrove

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INTRODUCTION TO THE 2020-21 EHS ADMISSIONS 03

CASS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 04

COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA ARTS HIGH SCHOOL 04

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 05

RENAISSANCE HIGH SCHOOL 05

SOUTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL 06

THE SCHOOL AT MARYGROVE 06

WHO CAN APPLY? 07

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS AND SCORING 08

ABOUT THE EXAM 11

ALL ABOUT PETITIONS 12

APPLICATION RESOURCES 12

YEAR-LONG CALENDAR 14

CONTENTS

Eighth-grade students (public, non-public and home-schooled) are eligible to apply for admission to 9th grade for fall 2021.

Current high school students seeking to transfer may apply for limited openings in grades 10-12 for fall 2021, and grades 9-12 for February 2021 (mid-year transfer).

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2020-21 EXAMINATION HIGH SCHOOLS

ADMISSIONS CYCLE AND OVERVIEW

Detroit Public Schools Community District offers enrollment in six examination high schools, which offer rigorous college and career preparation, competitive athletics and inspiring arts programs. All students are required to take an examination and apply for admission consideration. Communication and Media Arts High School will become the district’s newest examination high school in Fall 2021.

• Cass Technical High School• Communication and Media Arts High School• Renaissance High School• Martin Luther King, Jr. Senior High School• Southeastern High School• The School at Marygrove (Grades 9 - 11)

Three exam high school applications will be available for the 2020-21 admissions cycle. 1. Students entering 9th grade in Fall 2021 2. Current high school students seeking to transfer to an exam high school for February 2021 (mid-year transfer) and for admission in Fall 2021 3. Current exam high school students transferring to another exam high school

There will be two application windows:

ROUND 1: Monday Oct. 12 - Sunday Nov. 15, 11:59 p.m. (9th grade)Monday Oct. 12 - Sunday Nov. 22, 11:59 p.m. (Transfer students)

ROUND 2: Monday April 26, 12 p.m. - Friday June 25, 11:59 p.m. (all applicants)

APPLICATION BASICS Applications are accepted electronically only. Each applicant will be required to set up an account, which they will use to manage their application throughout the admissions process.

We strongly recommend that a parent or guardian complete the application or, at minimum, supervise students who are completing the application.

TO APPLY: DETROITK12.ORG/EXAMSCHOOLS

APPLICATION ASSISTANCE: (313) 873-6345

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Cass Technical High School is the only International Baccalaureate World School in the City of Detroit, and has a 97 percent graduation rate. With students earning over $120 million dollars annually in academic scholarships, Cass Tech bears the distinction of being an MDE Reward School for three consecutive years, Best High Schools Bronze Medalist by the US News & World Report, and five-time recipient of the Best High School by the Ford Neighborhood Awards. Over 20 Advanced Placement (AP) Classes, Dual Enrollment and Industry Certification Programs are offered at Cass Tech.

ADVANTAGES: Academic Games • Advanced Placement (AP) Classes • After-School Tutoring & Enrichment Program • Band • Career Academy & Exploration • Career Technical Training • Cheerleading • Chess • Coding • Computer Lab • Dance • DAPCEP • Dual Enrollment in College • Extended Day • Foreign Language • Honors Classes • Industry certification programs • International Baccalaureate • Journalism • JROTC • Mentoring Program • Music, Choir & Vocal • National Honor Society • Orchestra • Parent Teacher Association (PTA) • Physical Education Classes • Robotics • School Nurse / Speech Therapy • Sports • STEM Club • Student Government/Council • Theater • Visual Arts.

2501 SECOND AVENUE • DETROIT, MI 48201 • CALL 313.263.2000 DETROITK12.ORG/CASSTECH

Communication and Media Arts High School is DPSCD’s newest examination high school ready for Fall 2021 admissions. CMA is recognized by the US News & World Report as a Best High Schools Silver Medalist and ranked #4 in Detroit. CMA’s talented, and highly qualified staff is committed to meeting the needs of all students, and offers a rigorous college prep curriculum, advanced placement courses, and dual enrollment courses in partnership with Wanye County Community College. Students participating in CMA’s career pathway school for digital media arts can earn a nationally recognized certification.

ADVANTAGES: Advanced Placement (AP) • After-School Enrichment • Athletics Program • Digital Media Arts • Dual Enrollment in College • Honors Classes • InsideOut Literacy • Journalism • Mentoring Program • Robotics.

19501 BERG • DETROIT, MI 48219 • CALL 313.866.9300DETROITK12.ORG/CMA

C A S S TECH N IC AL H IG H SCHOOL

COM M U N IC ATION AN D M E DIA ART S H IG H SCHOOL

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Senior HS offers three examination programs: Mathematics, Science and Technology (MSAT), Computer Information Studies and Commerce (CISC), and Sports Marketing and Management. King’s athletics programs have produced multiple city and state championships in swimming, track & field, football, basketball, and baseball. In addition, its Fine Arts department has internationally acclaimed teachers in dance, band, vocal and the visual arts. King brings the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) with its STEM offerings and business partnerships. It is the first high school designed and certified as a Gold Certified LEED Green Energy Building.

ADVANTAGES: Advanced Placement (AP) • Band • Career and Technical Industry Certification Programs • College Preparatory Program • Computer Coding • Dance • Drama Club and Lyrical Crusaders • Dual College Enrollment Program • Fashion Club • Guided Meditation • Hip-Hop Club • Honors Classes • Mentoring • Social Justice Centered Curriculum • STEAM and STEM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) • Student Government/Council • Video Game Design.

3200 E. LAFAYETTE STREET • DETROIT, MI 48207 • CALL 313.494.7373 DETROITK12.ORG/KING

Renaissance High School is a DPSCD Premier Examination High School offering a strong college prep curriculum. Offering Dual Enrollment programs with four-year colleges and universities, Renaissance is also recognized for both strong academic achievements and a stellar Fine Arts department. Renaissance students are prepared for college and career readiness by taking rigorous coursework in the Sciences, Technology, and Mathematics. In addition, Renaissance’s JROTC program is a top district unit earning honors in formal inspections, exam averages, unit rapport, annual drill competitions, marksmanship matches, and cadet challenges.

ADVANTAGES: Academic Games • Advanced Placement Classes (AP) • After-School Tutoring • Band • Career Exploration • Cheerleading • Chess • Choir • Coding • Computer Lab • Dance • Dual Enrollment • Foreign Language • Honors Classes • Journalism, Book Clubs • JROTC • Mentoring Program • MHSAA Athletics • National Honor Society • Orchestra • Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) • Physical Education Classes • Robotics • STEM Club (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) • Student Government/Council • Visual Arts • Vocal Music • Volunteer Club.

6565 W. OUTER DRIVE • DETROIT, MI 48235 • CALL 313.416.4600 DETORITK12.ORG/RENAISSANCE

MARTIN LUTH E R K ING J R . S E N IOR H IG H SCHOOL

RE NAI S SANCE H IG H SCHOOL

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Southeastern features one of the District’s Six Examination High School programs as part of its high school experience. Southeastern offers a family-like school culture, as well as a rigorous college prep curriculum with a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Southeastern students participate in AP courses, college dual enrollment coursework, internships and field experiences, choir, team sports, and more. Additionally, certified Southeastern Business and Administration Pathway, Informational Technology and Advance Manufacturing 4-year pathways. Students will earn industry level credentials, as well as internships opportunities with companies such as FCA-Chrysler.

ADVANTAGES: Academic Games • Advanced Placement (AP) • After-School Tutoring • Art Club • Business Pathways • Career Academy & Exploration • Career Technical Training • Chess Team • Choir • Chrysler Summer Internships • Coding Classes • Computer Lab • Dance • DECA • Dual Enrollment in College • Foreign Language • Gifted and Talented • Journalism • Male/Female Mentoring • National Honor Society • Parent Teacher Association (PTA) • Robotics • Sports/Cheerleading • Student Advisory & Government Council.

3030 FAIRVIEW STREET • DETROIT, MI 48214 • CALL 313.866.4500DETROITK12.ORG/SOUTHEASTERN

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. Featuring an engineering curriculum with a social justice focus that enables its students to identify and solve complex problems, students enrolled at The School at Marygrove will also benefit from a direct partnership with the University of Michigan’s School of Education. The School at Marygrove is committed to ensuring that every graduate is prepared to pursue their passions and excel in personal and professional endeavors.

ADVANTAGES: AP classes offered all four years • Athletics in partnership with Mumford High • C2 Pipeline - Wayne State - Business, Technology, Health Sciences, and Science pathways • Drawing & 2D design • Dual Enrollment Wayne State college courses • E sports video gaming league • Engineering courses offered all four years • Inside Out Literary club • Music Hall - band and choir • PB3 Instruction (project-, problem-, and placebased approach) • Photography • Robotics • Shakespeare in Detroit Theatre program • Student Leadership Council • Yearbook Club.

8425 W. MCNICHOLS • DETROIT, MI 48221 • CALL 313.335.1330 DETROITK12.ORG/MARYGROVE

SOUTH E A STE RN H IG H SCHOOL

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Students who attend a District school receive a 10-point bonus on their application. The test window for District 8th graders will be November 4-20, 2020. An application and exam are required, but District applicants do not need to submit a transcript unless then have attended a non-District school at some time during the last two school years.

Not sure if your student attends a District school? Visit detroitk12.org/schools

Current DPSCD high school students may apply to transfer to an examination high school. See page 14 for exam dates.

Students who enroll in the district after the November application deadline may apply during Round 2. See page 15 for details.

Students who do not currently attend a district school must apply to be scheduled for testing. Applicants will select their preferred test date in the online application. See page 14 for exam dates.

Students who have Individualized Education Plans (IEP) or Non-Public Service Plans (for applicants who currently attend a private school) must upload their IEP or Non- Public Service Plan as part of their application. Please be sure to submit the entire document. Students whose IEPs/NPSPs identify accommodations will be given the applicable accommodations identified. Please note that not all plans specify testing accommodations.

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CATCHMENT AREAS

OUT- OF - DI STRIC T APPLIC ANT S

CU RRE NT DI STRIC T STU DE NT APPLIC ANT S

EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS

1 mile

2m iles

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Applicants are required to supply the names and contact information for three people who can serve as references. Parents/guardians and close relatives are prohibited from serving as references.

Applicants who currently attend a DPSCD school and have continuously attended school in DPSCD for at least 2 years: You will be required to enter your DPSCD Student ID. Please have it handy. This is the number you use to log into Clever and other learning tools. You also can find your ID number on your report card and in the PowerSchool Parent Portal.

Students who do not attend a DPSCD school, or who had an interruption in their enrollment in DPSCD within the last 2 years must include the following with their application:

• A transcript that clearly shows your Cumulative Grade Point Average OR • Report cards from the two most recent consecutive school years: 2018-19 and 2019-20

Students enrolled in a DPSCD school continuously for at least 2 years will be required to enter their DPSCD Student ID. The DPSCD ID is the number used to log into Clever and other learning tools. The ID number is on student report cards and can be found on the Parent Portal.The student’s essay is limited to 750 words, which must be typed or pasted directly into the application. The following are guiding questions that should be answered in each essay:

1. Which Examination High School(s) do you want to attend and why do you want to attend? 2. What makes you an exceptional candidate for admission? 3. Describe one or more qualities that make you stand out and provide examples to demonstrate those qualities to the admissions team. 4. How will admittance help you achieve your goals for the future?

REFERENCES

CURRENT DPSCD STUDENTS MUST ENTER STUDENT ID NUMBER

NON-DPSCD STUDENTS AND RECENT TRANSFERS TO DPSCD MUST PROVIDE TRANSCRIPTS

STUDENT-AUTHORED ESSAY

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

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If the report cards do not show the applicant’s Cumulative Grade Point Average, one will be calculated using the report cards submitted. The GPA calculation will be based on Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies gradesonly. Due to the impact of Covid-19, grades from spring 2020 will not be included in the calculation. The GPA is worth up to 30 points. Five additional points are applied to applications that contain a cumulative GPA or the components required to calculate one by the application deadline.

Students applying to enter 11th or 12th grade must supply a transcript and/or report cards that show your entire high school academic record. Other standardized test scores may also be required.

APPLICATION SCORING

The total application score is based on the student’s examination score, grade point average, and student-authored essay. The exam is scored independently by the test provider and each essay is reviewed by two or more independent reviewers. The average of the reviews serves as the student’s Essay Score.

Applicants who live within 1 mile of the Marygrove campus will receive 10 additional points on their application, while those who live within 2 miles will receive an additional 5 points on their application. Please see the Marygrove catchment map on page 7 for more detail.

G PA C ALCU L ATION S

APPLICATION SCORING

The GPA is worth a maximum of 30 points, with an additional 5 points for applications that meet all submission requirements and are submitted by the deadline. Documents submitted after the deadline will not receive the bonus 5 points.

GRADE POINT AVERAGE GRADE POINT AVERAGE POINT VALUES

GPA POINTS GPA POINTS

4.0 30 3.4 243.9 29 3.3 233.8 28 3.2 223.7 27 3.1 213.6 26 3.0 203.5 25 2.9 19

GRADE POINT AVERAGE POINT VALUES

GPA POINTS GPA POINTS

2.8 18 2.1 112.7 17 2.0 102.6 16 1.9 92.5 15 1.8 82.4 14 1.7 72.3 13 1.6 62.2 12 Less

than 1.55

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APPLIC ATION SCORE COM PON E NT S

EXAMINATION SCORE 45 percent

GRADE POINT AVERAGE 35 percent

STUDENT-AUTHORED ESSAY 20 percent

TOTAL 100 percent

BONUS +10 DPSCD current students

MARYGROVE SCHOOL APPLICANTS +10 Marygrove primary

MARYGROVE SCHOOL APPLICANTS +5 Marygrove secondary

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ABOUT THE EXAM

2020-21 EXAMINATION HIGH SCHOOLS

Applicants will take the High School Placement Test (HSPT), which is a paper-pencil test that covers Verbal Skills, Quantitative Skills, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Science.

Test administration time is generally 3.5 hours for all students. Out-of-district students can expect to spend about 4 hours at their test location, including arrival, testing, breaks, and check-out. The test may only be taken once per application cycle. Students who take the test in November or December may not take it again in July.

Due to COVID-19, the typical structure of an Exam High School Admissions test administration has been redesigned for the safety of everyone involved. Social distancing will be enforced at all phases of the testing process, including sign-in, the testing environment and departure. DPSCD students may contact their school directly for details on exam high school test dates and procedures.

TESTING AND COVID SAFETY

Out-of-District applicants will be assigned an arrival time on the date they selected. Student arrivals will be staggered to maintain and control social distancing.

MASKS — Everyone who enters the building (parents, students, etc.) is required to wear a mask. Masks will be provided to anyone who does not have one.

SOCIAL DISTANCING — Social Distancing will be enforced in all aspects of the exam process. Test rooms will be capped at 12 students, students will be seated to maximize distances, and rooms will be sanitized between test sessions.

ELECTRONIC DEVICES — Cell phones, smart watches and other electronic devices are prohibited. Students may check in their electronic device, and it will be securely stored during testing.

SIGN IN AND SIGN OUT — To increase safety, sign-in and sign-out will be paperless.

PENCIL AND SCRATCH PAPER — Students may bring their own pencil, though sanitized pencils will also be available for all students who need them. Scratch paper will be provided by the test administrator. Hand sanitizer will be available for all students.

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Students may petition to request a reconsideration of their school assignments or denial of admission to the exam high school of their choice. Applicants may petition as many schools as they desire. School decisions are final.

The Round 1 petition window for students who want to attend a school to which they were not admitted will be January 15-February 15, 2021. The petition deadline is firm. Students who miss the deadline will have their petitions reviewed after Round 2.

Students who choose to participate in the petition process will be required to submit a Petition Form in Submittable.

The electronic form must be accompanied by the following items:

• Student-authored essay indicating why they should be accepted. This must not be the same essay submitted with the original application.• Three letters of recommendation OR two references and a supporting artifact. One letter of recommendation must be from a teacher in a core academic subject area.• Most recent transcript or report card

Additional details with specific instructions will be sent to applicants via Submittable on January 15.Because of the short timeline, Mid-Year Transfer students who are declined will have their applications reviewed by the school. The decision that is announced will be final.

PETITION PROCESS

WHAT I S TH E PE TITION PROCE S S?

ALL ABOUT PETITIONS

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VIRTUAL OPE N HOUS E S

E X AM H IG H SCHOOL APPLIC ATION WE B INARS ( ALL SCHOOL S)

PHON E/ VIDEO SU PPORT

The Office of Enrollment will provide families with application support and opportunities to learn more about each school throughout the window.

Each school will host a virtual open house that will introduce prospective applicants to their unique programs and selling points. Visit detroitk12.org/examschools and click on the calendar for each schools’ meeting link.

Make a 30-minute appointment to receive one-on-one application assistance. Trained support team members will be available via phone or Microsoft Teams video conference. Sessions will begin on Tuesday October 20. Visit detroitk12.org/examschools and click on the Application Support page to make an appointment.

APPLICATION RESOURCES

DATE S TIM E SCHOOL

TUESDAY, OCT. 27 6 p.m. Communication and Media Arts

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28 6 p.m. Southeastern

THURSDAY, NOV. 5 5 p.m. Renaissance

MONDAY, NOV. 9 6 p.m. Cass Tech

TUESDAY, NOV. 10 5:30 p.m. King

THURSDAY, NOV. 12 5:30 p.m. The School at Marygrove

TUESDAYS 5 – 7 P.M. FRIDAYS 5 – 7 P.M.

FRIDAYS 7 – 9 A.M. SATURDAY OCT. 31 , 12 – 2 P.M. AND SATURDAY NOV. 14, 12 – 2 P.M.

OCTOBER 22, 2020 FROM 6 P.M. - 7 P.M.

JOIN IN TEAMS: http://bit.ly/EHSWebinarOct22

NOVEMBER 2, 2020 FROM 6 P.M. - 7 P.M.

JOIN IN TEAMS: http://bit.ly/EHSWebinarNov2

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E X AM H IG H SCHOOL APPLIC ATION WE B INARS ( ALL SCHOOL S)

IN - PE RSON SU PPORT

RE SOU RCE S

VIRTUAL G ROU P SU PPORT S E S S ION S

Make a 30-minute appointment to receive one-on-one assistance in a safe environment. Participants will have access to a computer and printer/scanner so they can complete the application on site. Two guests per appointment, please. Social distancing and masks will be strictly enforced. Temperatures will be checked at the door.

To apply, make an appointment for one-on-one support, attend a virtual open house, or access many other resources listed below, please visit detroitk12.org/examschools.

How to Submit an Application Via Smart Phone • 8th grade Transcript Request Form • High School Transcript Request Form • Homeschool Transcript Template • High School Placement Test Preparation Resources 2020 • Practice Exams • Scoring Rubrics • Frequently Asked Questions.

Have a group of 3-10 participants? Schedule a group session to have your questions answered and receive assistance. Sessions are offered throughout the application window.

DATE S TIM E LOC ATION

MONDAY, OCT. 27 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Cass Technical High School, 2501 Second Avenue, 48201

THURSDAY, OCT. 29 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. Detroit Children’s Museum, 6134 Second Avenue, 48202

MONDAY, NOV. 2 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Detroit Children’s Museum, 6134 Second Avenue, 48202

FRIDAY, NOV. 6 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School, 3200 E. Lafayette, 48207

THURSDAY NOV. 12 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Renaissance High School, 6565 W. Outer Drive, 48235

FRIDAY, NOV. 13 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Communication and Media Arts HS, 19501 Berg, 48219

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. Detroit Children’s Museum, 6134 Second Avenue, 48202

WEDNESDAYS 4 – 5 P.M. THURSDAYS 4 – 5 P.M.

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YEAR-LONG CALENDAR

ROUND 1 DATE TIME

Application Window Opens - All Students Monday, Oct. 12, 2020 12 p.m.

Application WebinarsThursday, October 22 and Monday Nov. 2

6 p.m.

Deadline: Grade 9 application for Sept. 2021 (Qualify for Early Bird Test - Nov. 7)

Saturday, Oct. 31, 2020 11:59 p.m.

Deadline: Grade 9 application for Sept. 2021 Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020 11:59 p.m.

Deadline: Grades 9-12 apply for Feb 2021 & Sept. 2021 Sunday, Nov. 22, 2020 11:59 p.m.

Deadline: Accepted Mid-Year Transfer Students Enrollment (First day of classes – Feb. 3, 2021)

Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021 11:59 p.m.

Deadline: Enrollment for Sept. 2021 Friday, Apr. 30, 2021

ADDITIONAL KEY DATES

Exam: DPSCD 8th Grade exam administration window Wednesday, Nov. 4- Friday, Nov. 20, 2020

Varies

Exam: Out-of-District 8th Grade administration Saturday, Nov. 7 (Early Bird) Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020

Varies

Exam: Exam administration for all grades Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020 Thursday, Dec. 10, 2020 Saturday, Dec. 12, 2020

Varies

Results: To be sent by email and Submittable  Friday, Jan. 15, 2021 6 p.m.

Petition: for Round 1 applicants Friday, Jan. 15- Monday, Feb. 15

6 p.m.- 11:59 p.m.

Petition: Decision for Round 1 applicants by email and Submittable Friday, Mar. 5, 2021 6 p.m.

CONTAC T US : EMAIL: EXAM.SCHOOLS@DETROITK12.ORG

VISIT: DETROITK12.ORG/EXAMSCHOOLS

CALL: (313) 873-6345

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ROUND 2 DATE TIME

Application Window Opens - All Students Monday, April 26, 2021 12 p.m.

Deadline to apply Friday June 25, 2021 11:59 p.m.

All categories of students take the exam Friday, July 9, 2021

All categories of students take the exam Monday July 12, 2021

All categories of students take the exam Tuesday, July 13, 2021

All categories of students take the exam Wednesday, July 14 , 2021

Round 2 admissions decisions Friday, July 30, 2021

Round 2 petition opens Friday, July 30,2021

Round 2 petition window closes Sunday, August 8, 2021

Round 2 petition decisions Wednesday, August 18, 2021

Round 2 enrollment deadline Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2021

2021-22 School year begins Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2021

Visit detroitk12.org/examshools or call (313) 873-6345

DPSCD does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, religion, height, weight, citizenship, marital or family status, military status, ancestry, genetic information, or any other legally protected category,

in its educational programs and activities, including employment and admissions Questions? Concerns? contact the Civil Rights Coordinator at (313) 240-4377 or dpscd.compliance@detroitk12.org or 3011 West Grand Boulevard, 14th Floor, Detroit MI 48202.