Overview
Creekside Intermediate School2615 Baker Road
Dexter, MI 48130(734) 424-4160
Dexter, MI 48130(734) 424-4160
Creekside Intermediate School is located in Dexter, MI and serves grades 5-6.It received a GreatSchool rating of 5 out of 10
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Student Diversity
Race
Percentage
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0%
Native American
0%
Black
0%
Asian
1%
Hispanic
2%
Two or more races
3%
White
94%
Reviews8 Reviews
3.5
In 2016 Creekside added the Summit Base Camp option for students. This has been a great program for my daughter. She has been able to move at her own pace, and received additional instruction when needed. She has learned to more effectively work in groups and for the first time has been completely engaged in learning and her academic progress. I appreciate that Dexter Schools Leadership is willing to try cutting edge educational options.
This is the worst school in Dexter. The principal is awful. Many teachers are awful. The staff who work in the office are awful. The mood is awful. The handful of decent teachers who do work there look tired and keep to themselves.
We too have had a disappointing experience. It really has a an odd, not welcoming and certainly not inspiring vibe. My son is is thriving at Mill Creek, the contrast in professionalism and energy of the staff at Wylie and Mill Creek are a stark contrast to Creekside leadership. Both years my son was placed in a class with a teacher who was good but we knew would be a terrible fit. Why? I don't know. All of his friends were scattered in different classes and I do think it was intentional. Kids who complement each other and push each other to do their best should be kept together and not used to break up the kids who are uninspired or struggling. Those kids need adults, ideally better parents and then strong teachers not children. My neighbors daughter is very quiet and super bright her parents begged for her to have a friend in class. She doesn't and now the school counselor wants to help? The school counselor last year agreed not being an island in class and social traction was imperative to academic development...they then placed her in a class with not friends. I find that odd.
The 2013-14 school year was the first for the new administrator who came to fill the shoes of a very excellent principle. She just wasn't able to fill the shoes of her predecessor. The teachers were excellent and the school is using the Everyday Math Program which is very beneficial to the students.
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