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OFFICE HOURS
(through Sept. 2nd)
Monday-Friday:
8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
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School Hours:
Monday- Friday:
7:50 a.m.-2:40 p.m.
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Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:00am - 4:00pm
Phone (734) 789-1428
Fax (734) 789-1431
Summit Academy North
28697 Sibley Rd
Romulus, MI 48174-9736
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Life at North Elementary
Our program is deeply rooted in the concept of community. The classroom supports diversity, working together, decision-making, cooperative learning and experience, and a strong sense of belonging. The aim is to create a safe, familiar environment for children to learn and grow together. We are a community of learners, rather than a collection of students and teachers. We share a commitment to each other and a common sense of purpose.
Curriculum at Summit Academy is hands-on, child-centered, and active. Activities in the studies are concrete and engaging. There are no text programs. All of our learning comes from the ingenuity and resources at our disposal. Children become self learners.
Our Beliefs
Students will use encouragement and empathy toward themselves and others to develop strengths and overcome weaknesses.
To gain control of their lives students will be resopnsible for solving their own problems with guidance and will accept the results of the choices they make.
Admin., Staff, Parents, and the community share the responsibility for cooperatively supporting the school's mission.
Clear behavioral and academic expectations increase individual student performance.
Students learn best when they actively participate in the learning.
It is vital that students understand that present educational success fosters future success.
Parents are their child's first and foremost influential teacher, thus obligating them to maintain an active role in their child's education.
Student learning includes understanding and importance of respecting the rights of self, others, and property.
Students need to respect diversity and increase their understanding of different people and culture.
Research based data significantly effects student performance.
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