77 out of 10GreatSchools

Smith Middle School

Dearborn, MI
  • Public
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  • Grades 6-8
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  • Enrollment: 550

Overview

Smith Middle School
23851 Yale Street
Dearborn, MI 48124
(313) 827-2804
Smith Middle School is located in Dearborn, MI and serves grades 6-8.It received a GreatSchool rating of 7 out of 10
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Student Diversity

Race

Percentage

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Native American
0%
Two or more races
1%
Asian
1%
Hispanic
6%
Black
14%
White
78%

Reviews7 Reviews

2.5
parent
This is the worst school I have ever had to deal with, I would never recommend this school to anyone I know, in fact have told parents not to send their children there. Beware, if you are moving into this area, as they do not currently allow you school of choice and your child would have to attend this horrible middle school.
student
Overall i think Ol Smith is a pretty good school. There have been several problems in the past years but, currently i think the new staff, teachers, and principal have done a much better job handling situations. the bathrooms are much cleaner than they were last year. The teachers try their best to teach us and make sure we understand how too do our work. a lot of the times the teachers have to stop and discipline the class because of the talking/giggling. but, eventually the class quiets down. Ol smith is not as bad as everyone makes it sound. We have a wonderful autism program and the students work and engage with each other during class. we also have several other programs that help the students at our school like access, and several other programs that help student in need. The school is much more controlled with our new principal Zeina Jebril and our council members. They have improved this school for the better and handle situations immediately .
parent
Bullying is out of control the children here are hateful and mean and have no respect for anyone
other
I went to O.L. Smith for middle school and this is part of the reason my dad moved as well. I am now 20 and attended Smith from 2007-2010, and I still keep in touch with a favorite teacher who says that since I have left, it has gotten steadily worse. But this problem is not specific to Smith. Dearborn schools as a whole have been in decline, and I believe part of the reason for this is a lack of communication between the diverse communities of Dearborn. I have seen racially motivated fights break out in the hallways before and not long ago two teachers were injured in a brawl. Bullying was a major problem for many kids at Smith. Do yourself a favor and explore all other options if you are able to. Your children will thank you later.
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