The University of Michigan Jazz Combo Festival was recently won by Community High School's jazz combo "Supernova." Jacob Johnson, who plays the alto saxophone, came in second for "Most Outstanding Soloist." The National Scholastic Press Association gave The Communicator, the school's newspaper, four national awards. Also, Community High's ASL 3/4 students and Skyline choir students did a great job at the University of Michigan basketball game by signing and singing the National Anthem.

Q1. What type of learning environment does Community High School provide?

Ans. The school offers a supportive and flexible environment that encourages independent thinking and self-directed learning.

Q2. Do students have access to standardized tests?

Ans. Yes, students can take the SAT and ACT as part of their college prep.

Q3. Does the school encourage students to be creative and learn new things?

Ans. Students can work on projects in the arts, literature, science, and across disciplines to learn a wide range of skills.

Q4. Do students offer opportunities for collaborative learning?

Ans. Group projects and community-based initiatives help students work together and solve problems.

Q5. What does the school do to help with planning for the future?

Ans. Advisors help students look into colleges, career paths, and ways to grow as people.