Michigan’s public schools made waves in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 rankings. Four schools broke into the nation’s top 100, with the International Academy of Macomb leading at number 11.
In Clinton Township, the International Academy of Macomb stands first among state schools. Close behind, Bloomfield Hills’ International Academy ranks 21st, while Grand Rapids’ City High Middle School claims spot 48. The Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy rounds out Michigan’s success at 83rd.
The rankings stem from a study of 24,000 schools. U.S. News weighed six key points including how well students did on state tests, their readiness for college, graduation success, and support for students who need extra help…