Eberwhite School

Eberwhite School is consistently ranked among the best Elementary Schools in Michigan. Eberwhite School is uniquely situated to take advantage of its location adjacent to Eberwhite Woods, allowing the teachers and students to bring their learning outdoors. The school is academic flourishing and far exceeds the state average, with more than 70% of students proficient in math and reading. Eberwhite serves about 368 students which allows a student–teacher ratio of 15:1 and personal attention. The building opened in 1950 and has deep roots in the community, connecting families, teachers, and neighbors. With strong rankings, an engaged staff, and campus that is designed to embrace nature, we offer a unique combination of legacy, innovation, and results that have made us one of the most sought-after Elementary Schools in Michigan.

Eberwhite School: news video, highlighting an important first-day tradition at Eberwhite Elementary: a ceremony on the front steps of the school, with student performances.

Q1: What documents do I have to provide to enroll my child at Eberwhite School?

A: You'll need to provide proof of residency, your child's birth certificate, immunization records, and previous school records, if any.

Q2: Will Eberwhite School have buses?

A: Of course! Eberwhite School will provide safe and reliable transportation to students who qualify for busing.

Q3: What kinds of activities are available for my child to do after school?

A: Eberwhite offers music, sports, arts, clubs and other fun activities to stimulate learning and foster creativity. The students have a chance to enjoy time with friends, and it's a great opportunity for leadership development.

Q4: How safe will my child be at Eberwhite School?

A: The school has secure entrance entrances, complete safety drills, regularly train faculty and staff, and monitor the use of the playground to provide a safe space for children.

Q5: Is Eberwhite School a good elementary school in Ann Arbor?

A: Yes! It's not uncommon to hear families say nice things about the schooling, teachers who care, and the parents who are involved with the school community.