Churchill High School

My daughter was always in private schools prior to livonia public schools and I must say my daughter absolutly loves churchill and so do I. I guess churchill broke a record for highest test scores 2011 or 2012 ever for this school! Wow!
--Submitted by a parent

The teachers are amazing at Churchill. They really care for the students. All of the staff does. The administrators really want what is best for the students. The curriculum can be a bit on the tough side, but they offer a wide range of classes for different leveled students. The staff really wants you to succeed in every way possible.
--Submitted by a student

I really like Churchill because some people and teachers are really friendly. and churchill is safe as well so people can relax and enjoy themselves while learning new things. I will be graduating soon and i'm very proud of it. Ever since i came here which was my junior year second semester my grades have really improved and i have learned many things here as well. However, there are some teachers here who can expect way too much out of there students and some teachers that don't do anything at all. But otherwise i realy like this school and it is sooo much better than my old school.
--Submitted by a student

I'll be graduating from Churchill shortly. Some things this school does very well, and other things that need work. Overall, it's fairly safe. The MathScienceComputers program is excellent. The teachers are hit or miss. There are a few great teachers in each department, but there are also some who are unprofessional, not easy to work with, or who expect too much or way too little from their students. The counseling department is no different. Many counselers are frequently not accessible to students, and most fail to promote scholarship opportunities (especially the National Merit scholarships) and are able to answer few, if any, questions about colleges except Schoolcraft, where many Churchill students end up. My counselor was not familiar with the CommonApp, the application used for many prestigious colleges. The building needs work; in the winter, many rooms are uncomfortably cold (many of my teachers taught in their winter coats).
--Submitted by a student

There are things I like about Churchill and things I don't. Most of the teachers are great, easy to get ahold of and are involved. However, some teachers aren't and it gets very frustrating when your child is doing great in a class with a good teacher and then the next semster, they are changed to a teacher that isn't a good match. I hear it's crowded in the school and I know it gets very cold in the winter and way to hot in the spring or summer.
--Submitted by a parent

My child just graduated from Churchill and I felt is was OK four years ago and got progressively worse. Fights, no accountability, etc. I don't blame the faculty, it's other parents that don't hold their children accountable that make it bad for everyone. I'm sure it's the same everywhere.
--Submitted by a parent

I love the school the teachers are so friendly to you all the time! I will miss that school so much it was a friendly school to go to!
--Submitted by a student

I'm new at CHS and I think it's a pretty good school so far. So many students are involved in sports and after school activities. And there are so many things you can get involved in.
--Submitted by a student

Churchill has marvelous a support program for kids with Aspbergers or high functioning autism. The AI program is unique. The small caseload allows the staff to meet the needs of these challenging students. It mainstreams the students for all academics and electives. If needed, the teacher and/or the full-time parapro will attend class with the student to troubleshoot, monitor behavior, and assist the teacher. They are immediately available to handle any student crisis. Room D-15 becomes their 'home' at school. The students 6th period class is Self-Awareness. During this period they meet in a variety of groups. One day a week they meet with the Speech/Language teacher and work on social skills. Two days a week they have study skills and another two days of group social activities. My son's Occupational therapist pulls him out of this period so he doesn't miss an academic class.
--Submitted by Karen Chichester, a parent

I just graduated from Churchill this past june and I loved it. But my sister who is a sophmore hates going there because the hallways are always crowded, there are more fights than last year and she has had threats made to her. My parents are planning on moving so she and my youngest sister won't have to go there anymore.
--Submitted by a former student