Quest Charter Academy

My son has been attending this school since it opened. I love that we are located only 6 houses away, which comes in handy since there are no public buses for this school. However, that does not change the fact that they are an amazing institution. Since Mr. Horn retired from active principle Mr. Garza has stepped in and picked up right where he left off. The core morals are a big factor for me. My child has learned integrity and perseverance to name a few. The teachers go above and beyond to ensure every child is learning. They offer free tutoring to those children that need it. Also if your child is selected summer school is available and lunch is provided for free. They have a full set of sports for students to participate in as well as after school clubs.

My daughter is in Kindergarten. She is my oldest and I have nothing to compare it to, but I think it is outstanding. A friend of ours taught in the Taylor school district and he told us to send our daughter to a NHA school. I have always been welcomed in the classroom. They teach to each childs ability with several groups. My daughter is very smart and she gets challenged while some students need a boost they still get the attention they need. My child does not sit idle and wait until everyone is on an even keel the push each student to improve. Halfway through kindergarten my daugher can read books like Go Dog Go The Cat in the Hat she is adding and subtracting…
to me it is amazing. The staff is awesome!
They now have a soccer team boys and girls basketball and track is comming.

This is a BRAND NEW school; new building, new desks, new books and a new approach to education with morals. It is chartered by the Eastern Michigan University and an academy which makes it free as a school of choice. National Heritage Academies has schools all over the country and are growing quickly.
I have met the teachers and Principal and am thoroughly impressed with their professionalism and desire to see young people succeed. My son will be attending 5^th grade there this year and is really looking forward to it.
They have basic uniforms and no sports at this time as they are so new but are looking to grow quickly. One thing they strongly support is parental involvement.