Forest Hills Public SCH-High School

Eastern High School has an annual enrollment of more than 850 students in grades 9 through 12. The school has a staff of more than 65 teachers and over 15 support staff members. It provides membership for various clubs, such as diversity for all students alliance, mock trial, the National Honor Society, Science Olympiad and student government. The school organizes various sporting activities that include football, soccer, tennis, cross country, swimming, volleyball, wrestling, skiing, hockey, basketball and gymnastics. Its core curriculum includes special education, English, science, social studies, Spanish, art, foreign languages, business, health and physical education. Eastern High School is governed by Forest Hills Public Schools and is located in Ada, Mich.

Knapp Forest Elementary School, located in Grand Rapids, Mich., is governed by the Forest Hills Public Schools District. It teaches classes from grades kindergarten through six, and provides an extensive curriculum that follows district guidelines and state standards. The school provides a wide range of programs and activities, including parent-teacher organization, after school classes and programs, before and after school care, kindergarten kids care, field trips, and athletic activities. It participates in the Grand Rapids Symphony Artist-In-Residence Program to develop awareness of music in teachers, students and parents. Knapp Forest Elementary School provides various services and facilities, including school nurse, food and transport services, speech pathologist and psychologist, guidance counselor, reading consultant, library, and media center and technology lab.

Northern High School, located in Grand Rapids, Mich., is a public secondary school that provides education to students in grades nine through 12. It offers courses in various disciplines, such as humanities, language arts and communication, and applied science and technology. Its humanities curriculum includes courses in crafts, painting, graphic design and world history. Its technology and applied science curriculum include subjects, such as computer, accounting, economics and journalism. The advanced placement programs offered by the school include subjects, such as biology, chemistry and studio art. Additionally, it provides courses in subjects, such as business, mathematics, social studies, English and physical education. It also offers career counseling and guidance services. It has various clubs and associations, such as Odyssey of the Mind, the National Honor Society and Friends of Mother Earth. The range of athletic programs offered by the school include football, soccer, golf, basketball, tennis, swimming, skiing, hockey, bowling, volleyball, gymnastics, rugby, lacrosse and water polo.