Name: Milan High School
Address: 200 Big Red Dr, Milan, MI 48160, USA, US
Telephone: +1 734-439-5000

Milan High School is a school, located at 200 Big Red Dr, Milan, MI 48160, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 734-439-5000, visit their website milanareaschools.org for more detailed information.

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200 Big Red Dr, Milan, MI 48160, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 24 June 2014

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Cierra Murphy

13 November 2017

This school is a grate school I love it more then my school now that's why am switching school
Noah Bergeron

19 April 2017

Great facility
KAGE KOSARUE

07 March 2017

The district sucked thank the lord im away from the district tecumsehs better
Joseph Brothers

03 April 2016

The school is horrible
Camron Curt

21 June 2015

it was the best part of my child hood
Lyza M.

01 July 2014

I give it two stars because it's still probably better than the other public schools around the area. I graduated in 2007, having gone to Milan Schools for all of my K-12 curriculum. I cannot say I enjoyed it, though that's commonplace for many people who went to highschool. I witnessed an immense amount of favoritism from teachers towards athletes. I saw teachers be rude to students who didn't really fit social norms but still should have been respected as individuals. I kid you not, I remember having at least one ten minute lecture a semester from several teachers about how underpaid they are, and honestly, this did not make me feel sympathetic as I sat there, waiting to be taught the actual lesson. I remember joining clubs and then not getting notified when meetings were due to favoritism and mean kids--drama club especially had, and may still have some issues regarding this subject. Lots of silly, petty melodrama, surrounding who should be allowed to go where. I wouldn't expect more from most schools, but don't come running here thinking the place is perfection because it is a, "School of Choice." Of all my classes, I personally valued AP English the most. I had one issue at the end in some type of class where we focused on life goals--there were these interviews at the end of senior year we had to do, and because my interviewer was some child's mother who did not like me, she decided to give me a D-, and this was the actual grade I received, despite the entire semester's hard work and dedication to the project and the fact that my mother complained afterward. Pretty silly, lots of silly things happened that never should have happened in the hands of logical, balanced people.