According to data released last week by the Michigan Department of Education, the 12 highest-scoring open-enrollment high schools in Detroit on the SAT are all charter schools.
The SAT is a college-entrance exam that reflects not only student preparedness for rigorous future academics, but also a school's ability to meet the evolving needs of high school learners in a given community. The scores for every school in Michigan were released last week, and further analysis demonstrated high-performance by Detroit charters. In 2018, charter schools emerged as the top ten open-enrollment high schools - this year, that number grew to twelve.
Every charter school in Michigan is an open-enrollment school, meaning it’s open to any student who applies without restriction. If there are more students who apply than space allows, a blind lottery is held to determine enrollment. The only selective-admission or application public schools in Detroit are part of the Detroit Public Schools Community District.
The top 15 open-enrollment schools, with their average SAT score (charters in bold):
The top 10 Detroit high schools for SAT score, including all charters and DPSCD schools (charters in bold):
The average SAT score among all Detroit charter schools is 828.3, while the average score for all DPSCD schools is 800.5.
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