Carman-Ainsworth High School

My daughter is an A B student because of the help she gets from the teachers. She had only had 3 teachers that I didn't like since Kindergarden and she is going into 10th grade. Carman also provides alot of resorces for the kids to use. My daughter also knows how important school is so she does study but she does need the help of the teachers. the only fault I find is they need more control in the class room. I also think they need to find another way to teach reading. My daughter has aways had problem with reading and I don't think she got what she needed in the reading part. The district has alot of students needing help with reading, other than that I feel Carman is a great school.
—Submitted by a parent

Carman Ainsworth High School is a good school but not great. The in class behavioral issues are increasing which gives teachers less time to teach since they have to spend so much time managing the classroom. One good thing about Carman is the ethnic and racial diversity.
—Submitted by a parent

Good school but i feel the students are not competitive
—Submitted by a parent

Sometimes they are strict, but they teach a lesson once in a while and you will never forget it
—Submitted by a student

wonderful school. My child has every resource available at her fingertips. Carman Ainsworth is known for its overflowing support from its parents as well as its community support. We are not a wealthy family, however my child has a priceless education that may not have been available to her in other districts.Very strong sports programs, no dress codes, and no bullying and fighting. Its wonderful.
—Submitted by a parent

CA provides a very unique experience for students. It is unique for a school, but much more similar to the real world than any other school I have seen. I am a former student and current employee. I am very proud to say that. The different groups of students get a long very well and interact like students in any other school. I think CA prepares students for the real world better than anything else could. The staff is excellent, the curriculum is as diverse as the student body, and the facilities, especially in the Flint area, are second to none. Do not hesitate to send your child to CA, it is the best school around.
—Submitted by a teacher

I am a junior at CA and I have been attending since 8th grade. My opion on the school itself and classes offered are great, but the staff on the other hand are very hard to deal with. They aren't exactly fair when it comes to certain situations and it becomes very annoying at times.
—Submitted by a student

I am currently a sophomore at CA high school and this school offers a lot of different extracarricular activities and religion groups. I am very grateful for this
—Submitted by a student

i went to carmen ainsworth for a little while and i loved it then i had to move away from there. i miss it so much

I am a current Carmen-Ainsworth student and I believe that this school is a very good school. It may have some bad teachers and I know that for a fact because my freshman year I had one, but for the most part the teachers are awesome and they know how to teach well and get you to understand the information.
—Submitted by a student

I went to Carman-Ainsworth High School, and I loved it. No matter who you are, or what your ethnicity you'll fit in with this diverse group of kids. They are great! The teachers all know what they are talking about and its not a small school, but its small enough that people know you, but not everything about you. Which is always nice. They have a great staff, except for this one lunch lady but lets not go there.
—Submitted by Carol Littlepage, a former student

I am a past student of Carman-Ainsworth High School and I am proud that I had the opportunity to attend this school. All of my experiences attending this school were positive, including relationships with teachers, staff, and the diverse student body. I am now pursuing an elementary education degree, and I believe my experiences at Carman-Ainsworth helped inspire me to give back to my community in the form of teaching.
—Submitted by a former student