1153 Oak Valley • (734) 747–6641
Grades K–13 (13th year bridge program to college or work). Meredith Schindler, director. Aims to help students with divergent learning styles thrive in an atmosphere that promotes social and academic confidence and growth. Multisensory approach to learning and student-focused curriculum. Summer program. $25,500/year with limited scholarships available. AIMS member; ISACS accredited. [email protected], annarboracademy.org
3150 Glazier Way (Grace Ann Arbor North) • (810) 522–8533
Grades 9–11 in 2025–26 school year; will add an additional grade level with each subsequent year. Wayne Sit, head of school. Ann Arbor’s first interdenominational Christian high school. Strong focus on Christian faith integration. $12,168/year; tuition assistance available. [email protected], annarborchristian.org/high-school
5500 Whitmore Lake Rd. • (734) 741–4948
237 students in grades preK–8. Wayne Sit, head of school. Interdenominational school with strong focus on Christian faith integration. PreK fees vary; $6,012 for half-day kindergarten; $10,774 for grades K–5; $11,753 for grades 6–8. Sibling discounts and tuition assistance available. [email protected], annarborchristian.org
2775 Bedford • (734) 971–3080
Codirectors Ramelle Alexander & Amy Jordan. Warm, nurturing, and individualized programs for parents and toddlers, preschoolers, and junior kindergarten. [email protected], aahcdc.com
9900 Jackson Rd., Dexter • (734) 215–5739
Grades preK–4 offered for the 2025–26 school year. Full-time in-person classes and homeschooling programs (microschooling, online, and blended learning). Christ-centered curriculum in the classical tradition. Small class sizes with a focus on mastery of information and concepts. Tuition discounts for multiple children; tuition assistance available for qualifying families. [email protected], a2oca.org
5225 Jackson Rd. • (734) 332–9600
Grades K–3. Joe Henkel, head of school. Programs in a nondenominational Christian environment. Montessori-credentialed teachers; Montessori-certified elementary teacher. Full day $1,537.92/month. Financial assistance available to qualified applicants. Open Feb.–Aug. [email protected], cmsaa.org
1289 Jewett • (734) 769–4511
Sofia Gallis, executive director. K–12 personalized learning approach with campus, off-campus, and hybrid options. Afternoon enrichment courses open to homeschoolers and other local area students. Campus yearly tuition: grades K–6 $12,500 (5 days/week) or $9,375 (3 days/week); grades 7–8 $13,600 (5 days/week) or $10,200 (3 days/week); grades 9–12 $16,000 (5 days/week). Sliding scale tuition model; limited number of scholarships available. Off-campus yearly tuition: grades K–8 $1,350; grades 9–12 $1,820. NCPSA, MSA, and Ai accredited. [email protected], clonlara-annarbor.org
1095 N. Zeeb • (734) 662–3335
Since 1960. 199 students from toddler–grade 6. David Lee, head of school. Low student-to-teacher ratios. Before- and after-school programs. Toddler tuition: $14,000 half day, $20,320 full day. Preschool: $2,730–$13,650 half day, $4,100–$20,500 full day. Kindergarten $4,100–$20,500; grades 1–6 $4,620–$23,100. Tuition ranges based on financial need; financial aid available. 8 a.m.–3:30 p.m. ISACS and NAIS accredited. [email protected], daycroft.org
5425 Scio Church Rd. • (734) 665–5662
330 students in grades Y5–8. David Feldman, head of school. Programs for bright and engaged students in STEM, world languages, art, music, physical education, and library. Average class size 15. Average teacher experience 15 years. Summer camps. Y5s $20,840 full day; kindergarten $23,210; grades 1–5 $27,220; grades 6–8 $29,420. Need-based financial aid available. [email protected], emerson-school.org
4333 Whitehall • (734) 662–0496
Grades 9–12. Christopher Dotson, principal. Academic excellence in an authentic Catholic community. Core values: love God, love others, love learning, pursue excellence. 29 sports programs. $14,300/year. Financial aid and merit scholarships available. [email protected], fgrhs.org