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Hahn Intermediate School

• Davison Community Schools, MI
• 5-6

• B+

• 926 Students
• 21:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Central Elementary School

• Davison Community Schools, MI
• 1-4

• B+

• 590 Students
• 18:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Davison High School

• Davison Community Schools, MI
• 9-12
• 216 reviews

Sophomore: Davison High School is overall a very good school with friendly staff and a good atmosphere. Academic programs are great, with many pathways, including AP and dual enrollment, open to students. There are countless sports teams for students to join or watch after school on most days. The music and arts department are excellent, but could have better resources/facilities. All around, Davison High School prepares students for college and work.
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• B

• 1,564 Students
• 22:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Lapeer High School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• 9-12
• 172 reviews

Senior: Lapeer High School is a wonderful environment to subside in. I am truly proud to call this place of education, my school. From the teachers, to the students, to the clubs offered, I have had a wonderful four years at this facility. Although, every wonderland has it’s downsides. School lunch for one, is probably the worst thing that I can say about the school. No matter where you travel, public schools mostly have boring food. Don’t get me wrong, I DO eat the food. Although, it is the same thing every week. I wish there was a variety instead of every single Tuesday being nacho day! Also, I wish there was a little more of a discipline set in place for bullies. I have witnessed a few people within my school go through this extreme experience. There is not much punishment besides a slap on the wrist for people’s actions. Overall, Lapeer High School is a school that I am proud to say that I have come from.
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• B-

• 1,301 Students
• 25:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Kearsley High School

• Kearsley Community School District, MI
• 9-12
• 129 reviews

Alum: I moved here from a small district both socially and academically behind. I have to say, the academics were good and we have a lot of sports and clubs, and there are some wonderful people there. Sure we had a few bad teachers but most of them cared about us. The food was disgusting though, fruit flies and hair weren't uncommon. And the underclassmen were disgusting. They also had a bad issue with Vapes and pills. The counselors and certain staff only cared about those who were doing great socially and academically unfortunately, and some of us were left to figure out how to prepare for adult lives ourselves. I also wish there was more support for those not doing as well in school. Some ended up giving up because they felt they had no one helping them, and they had a lot of potential which went to waste.
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• B-

• 1,027 Students
• 22:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Davison Middle School

• Davison Community Schools, MI
• 7-12

• NG

• 911 Students
• 23:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Zemmer Campus 8/9 Building

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• 7-12
• 1 review

• NG

• 854 Students
• 26:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Rolland-Warner Middle School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• 6-12

• NG

• 750 Students
• 18:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Armstrong Middle School

• Kearsley Community School District, MI
• 6-12

• NG

• 689 Students
• 21:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Turrill Elementary School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• K-12

• NG

• 476 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Mayfield Elementary School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• K-12

• NG

• 425 Students
• 18:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Elva Lynch Elementary School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• K-12

• NG

• 394 Students
• 20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

C.K. Schickler Elementary School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• K-12

• NG

• 356 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Emma Murphy Elementary School

• Lapeer Community Schools, MI
• K-12

• NG

• 351 Students
• 21:1 Student-Teacher Ratio