Huron High School

2727 Fuller Road

School District

Ann Arbor Public Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 28, 2023

Our kids never felt like they “had” to go to school @Huron. They understood and felt comfortable with going to school. The school explains very well the personal needs & goals they were trying to accomplish. All my kids were able to explain their goals & options. They teach a “worldly” view instead of only a “book” view which helped them want to learn. The staff is attentive & suppoettive to any changes with grades & never let grades to keep going down without intervention and offering help. As many kids as they have, it shows how good they are knowing many other schools with way less kids dont care if that happens until grades are failing.
Submitted by student on July 12, 2020

Amazing community of high achieving people, everyone is friends with everyone; great teachers; mediocre administration; great programs for kids going to college And for kids going to trade school; lots of room for specialization—huge variety of classes and paths to take; kids can choose between an AP or IB track (I’d recommend AP—it has the best teachers and it’s what the top students do (IB is more for people who do well but aren’t ready for the independence and intensity of AP))
Submitted by other on February 09, 2017

Great school in the neighborhood. We like the diverse student body and teachers and especially the music program.
Submitted by other on June 09, 2016

Had a lot of fun at Huron. met some good friends, met some good teachers, learned a lot.
Submitted by student on August 11, 2015

I only spent my sophomore year here before demanding to be transferred out. Every single experience I had in or with this school has been a miserable one. The school is overcrowded, the building is filthy, and the students were so out of control that even the good teachers i had just gave up halfway through the first semester. Not to mention the administration is so convoluted, god help you if you ever find yourself needing to get a hold of anyone. If you or your child care at all about academics in high school, send them anywhere but Huron.
Submitted by student on February 12, 2014

I have had no good experiences at this school. The counsellors do not care about me at all (mine is never actually in the school), very few teachers actually know my name, and I have not been challenged academically once since I have attended Huron. I guess the only classes you actually learn anything in are AP. The student body as a whole is incredibly ignorant; one of the worst groups of kids I have ever been around. My advice: if you are considering Huron and you want to have a good high school experience, do not go here.
Submitted by parent on August 29, 2013

This is an excellent high school. Many students go on to college with a academic scholarship. The teachers and grade level principals value every students sucees and are always willing to help.
Submitted by student on June 12, 2012

While this school is great in some aspects, the teachers are either hit or miss. I have had some truly amazing teachers who really did their job well. On the other hand, there are some teachers that were clearly there to get their ten year and muddle through the next 30 years. Additionally, due to the amount of students, if you don't stand out in your counselor's mind they do basically nothing for you and make it very difficult to get any classes changed around without a parent present to pressure them into doing what they should be able to handle with the students. Great opportunities for those who want to take advanced classes, but depending on the teacher the student will need to be able to take control of teaching themselves a class.