Clippert Multicultural Magnet Honors Academy
Quick facts
Points of pride
Leadership
Principal Micaela Sauceda Escamilla has been an administrator for 9 years at Clippert Multicultural Honors Academy and began her principalship during the 2017-18 school year. She has been serving the Southwest Detroit community through Detroit Public Schools Community District since 2002.
Location & Contact
08:00 am - 02:52 pm
Transportation
No, Transportation is not Provided
Transportation services vary for Application Schools, please contact school directly for available services.
Commute Time
Public Transportation
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Enrollment
| Enrollment Details | |
|---|---|
| Enrollment | 479 |
| Accepting New Students? |
No |
| Application Required | Yes |
| Application Priorities | |
| Enrollment Instructions | To enroll, parents/guardians must submit completed enrollment forms and required documentation. Please visit detroitk12.org/applicationschools for more information or call 313-873-6353. |
Academics & Activities
Curriculum
In Kindergarten through 8th grade, District students' learning experiences push them to think critically and have meaningful experiences with content or order to build knowledge for success within and across grade levels. Schools use the EL Education curriculum for English Language Arts/Literacy, Eureka Math for Mathematics, hands-on project-based learning and labs for Science, and various primary source texts and resources in Social Studies that best match the content and subjects taught in each grade.
Support Programs
Top Activities
Honors Classes, STEM, Destination Imagination, Robotics, Math & ELA support - Academic Interventionist, Accelerated Reader Program
| Top Activities |
|---|
| Sports |
| Music |
| Student Government |
| STEM/Robotics |
| Academic Games/Competitions |
| Spoken word/Poetry |
Academic Offerings
| Academic Offerings |
|---|
| Math interventionist |
| Reading interventionist |
| Honors society |
| STEM |
| Computer lab |
| 1:1 Technology |
| Field Trips |
Culture
Is there a parent advisory council?
YesDPSCD schools offer a variety of initiatives to support parents and increase parent involvement. This includes Parent-Teach Home Visits and Parent Teacher Associations that ensure that teachers and parents are working together to advocate for our schools and children. DPSCD’s Parent Academy also provides FREE classes for District and non-District parents that equip them with tools and skills to build capacity and confidence to support students academically, socially, and emotionally.
School Safety Culture
Detroit Public Schools Community District is the only school District in the state with a fully functioning police department. In addition, to external patrols and security measures, the District has taken a whole child approach to student safety with a student code of conduct inclusive of restorative practices, a dean of culture, attendance agent and a school culture facilitator in each school and a districtwide approach to character development through our Expect Respect initiative. The Police Department's focus is based on a four-tiered strategy of crime prevention, intervention, student reintegration into the learning environment, and as a last option enforcement. The whole child commitment is supported by the methodologies of trauma informed practices.
