Ann Arbor Public Schools on the map

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District boundary from the NCES EDGE composite school district file. Each marker is a graded school; click it for its grade and scores.

Pathways To Success Academic CampusLakewood Elementary SchoolAbbot SchoolAngell SchoolAnn Arbor Open At Mack SchoolBurns Park Elementary SchoolCarpenter SchoolDicken Elementary SchoolEberwhite SchoolForsythe Middle SchoolHaisley Elementary SchoolJohn Allen SchoolUriah H Lawton SchoolBach Elementary SchoolMary D Mitchell SchoolAnn Arbor Steam At Northside SchoolPattengill SchoolPittsfield SchoolSlauson Middle SchoolTappan Middle SchoolThurston Elementary SchoolWines Elementary SchoolPioneer High SchoolScarlett Middle SchoolHuron High SchoolCommunity High SchoolMartin Luther King Elem SchoolClague Middle SchoolClifford E Bryant Comm SchoolLogan Elementary SchoolSkyline High School
District boundary from the NCES EDGE composite school district file; each dot is a graded school, tap or hover for its name.

SchoolGrade summary for Ann Arbor Public Schools

Average SchoolGrade
A-
Meeting or exceeding expectations
89%
Exceeding
89%
Avg actual scores
62.9%
Avg projected
52.9%

28 of 31 schools in Ann Arbor Public Schools carry a SchoolGrade (3 have too little test data to grade). Grade distribution:

A: 21B: 6D: 1

Best schools in Ann Arbor Public Schools

Statewide rankings: all 700 high schools in Michigan · all 422 middle schools in Michigan · all 1413 elementary schools in Michigan

The ten highest SchoolGrades in the district. Grades reward actual test performance against the projection for each school's student context, so a B in a high-poverty school can outrank an A- elsewhere on impact.

  1. A+ Ann Arbor Steam At Northside School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  2. A+ Community High School (High school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  3. A+ Clague Middle School (Middle school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  4. A+ Abbot School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  5. A+ Angell School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  6. A+ Eberwhite School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  7. A+ Haisley Elementary School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  8. A+ Martin Luther King Elem School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  9. A+ Wines Elementary School (Elementary school, greatly exceeds expectations)
  10. A+ Tappan Middle School (Middle school, greatly exceeds expectations)

Every school in Ann Arbor Public Schools

Where Ann Arbor Public Schools schools are

Cities and towns served (1)

About this district

  • State: Best schools in Michigan
  • County: Washtenaw County
  • Type: regular local school district
  • Setting: midsize city (NCES locale of the district office)
  • Enrollment: 16,978 students with 1,222 full-time-equivalent teachers and 2,605 total staff FTE (NCES CCD, 2023-24)
  • NCES district ID: 2602820
  • Grades are the 2025-26 SchoolGrade model: each school's actual proficiency against the level projected for its student context. How SchoolGrade works

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Questions about Ann Arbor Public Schools

How many schools are in Ann Arbor Public Schools?

SchoolGrade grades 31 public schools in Ann Arbor Public Schools, across 1 city or town. Every one of them is listed on this page with a link to its own report.

Which cities does Ann Arbor Public Schools serve?

The largest by graded schools: Ann Arbor.

How good are the schools in Ann Arbor Public Schools?

Across the 28 graded schools, the average SchoolGrade is A-, with 62.9% of tested students meeting the state bar against a projected 52.9%. 89% of schools meet or exceed the expectation for their student context.

How many students attend Ann Arbor Public Schools?

16,978 students were enrolled in Ann Arbor Public Schools in the 2023-24 school year, about 13.9 students per full-time teacher (NCES Common Core of Data).

Where is Ann Arbor Public Schools?

Ann Arbor Public Schools is in Michigan, based in Washtenaw County, with its district office in Ann Arbor. Its boundary covers about 102 sq mi.