Fraser Schools have some of Macomb County’s best K-8 MEAP scores, traditionally in the top 5 percent of all students county-wide; and more than 93 percent of our graduating seniors go on to enroll in college. 

Our core curricula throughout your child’s academic career focuses heavily on a wide offering of subjects including mathematics, science, English and foreign languages, social studies, American and world history, as well as specialty subjects like philosophy, literature, art history and other unique classes.

Cutting-edge technology has been heavily infused into the academic realm by our extensive use of interactive Promethean Boards in every class throughout the district. Promethean technology lets teachers and students interact with information in a revolutionary way that captures their imagination and keeps their attention.

Essentially a huge, interactive computer screen, Promethean Boards bring together images and text in a multi-media format and allows real-time participation between students and their teacher. Each student has a remote pad that allows him or her to answer questions presented on the “big screen” and, in effect, lets the teacher know immediately who understands the lesson and who may be having some trouble. The benefit to both the students and the teachers is astounding – no child is inadvertently left behind, and the teacher can speed up the pace of their lessons to fit the pace of the students' learning.

Each school throughout the district also comes equipped with state-of-the-art computer labs and media centers that give students the ability to research, explore topics of interest and use the power of information to achieve their academic and intellectual goals.

Fraser takes a “whole child” approach to education, which includes the critical components of arts and athletics. However, it is our emphasis on academics which constitutes the linchpin of the “whole child” approach and makes our program so successful.

An example is our award-winning Algebra I program – with an emphasis on making sure “at-risk” kids do not fall through the cracks. Currently, the Algebra I course passes nearly 90 percent of its at-risk students.

From pre-Kindergarten through Grade 12, academic offerings are geared toward a child’s interest and also provide a world-class education that will make our students competitive in the global marketplace.