Education

Warren Consolidated Schools is the school district that serves Warren, MI. Children who require before and after school services must attend specific elementary schools in the Warren Consolidated School District, to be bussed to and from the Detroit Arsenal Child Development Center for care. We also offer bus service from St. Anne's Catholic School located on Mound Road. Please call School Age Services at 586-601-7471 for more information. The Selfridge area is serviced by Anchor Bay Schools and L'anse Creuse Schools. For help in locating a school to meet your needs please contact the School Liaison Officer at 586-282-4329.

Warren Consolidated Schools is the school district that serves Warren, MI. Children who require before and after school services must attend specific elementary schools in the Warren Consolidated School District, to be bussed to and from the Detroit Arsenal Child Development Center for care. We also offer bus service from St. Anne's Catholic School located on Mound Road. Please call School Age Services at 586-601-7471 for more information.  The Selfridge area is serviced by Anchor Bay Schools and L'anse Creuse Schools. For help in locating a school to meet your needs please contact the School Liaison Officer at 586-282-4329.

Accredited Private Schools in the Metro Detroit area include Bethesda Christian School (Sterling Heights), Cardinal Mooney Catholic College Prep School (Marine City), Lutheran High School North (Macomb Twp.), Lutheran High School NW (Rochester Hills), Saint Clement High School (Center Line), and Saint Anne's (Warren).

The Information Network for Christian Home (INCH) web site provides a wide variety of information on home schooling as does the Michigan electronic Library (MEL).

Colleges that offer classes include, Vincennes University, Northwood University. Tuition assistance, to include the GI Bill^®, for Army Active Duty and AGR service members may be arranged through the education center. Other services must contact their chain of command. Members may pursue Associate, Undergraduate, and Graduate level courses. Students may elect to attend any one of several Colleges and Universities in Michigan. North Central Michigan College, Northern Michigan University, Northwood University, Oakland Community College, Oakland University, Olivet College , Saginaw Valley State University, University Of Detroit Mercy, University Of Michigan, Wayne County Community College, Wayne State University, and Western Michigan University.

Alternative Education

For those students who meet the State requirements for enrollment, various school districts offer Alternative Education programs, offering students the choice to attend class in any of the schools within the districts.  Michigan Law requires parents to be responsible for transporting their children to and from school when they choose to attend a school outside of their residential district.    Accredited Private Schools in the Metro Detroit area include Bethesda Christian School (Sterling Heights), Cardinal Mooney Catholic College Prep School (Marine City), Lutheran High School North (Macomb Township), Lutheran High School NW (Rochester Hills), and St. Ann's (Warren).

Gifted Education

The MAGE - Michigan Alliance for Gifted Education is an important resource to Michigan Families with gifted and talented children and is a resource which can facilitate guiding children to reach their full potential. 

Pre-School

The Detroit Arsenal boasts the development of a new, state of the art, Child Development Center which provides quality educational and learning programs for children, 3 months to 10 years old. When children are enrolled in the full-day programs, a schedule of planned activities enables the youth to develop and grow in a caring, nurturing environment. Additional pre-schools are available in the area close to the the Detroit Arsenal and include the following school districts, Warren Consolidated, Warren Woods, and Centerline.

School of Choice

School Districts in Michigan have the opportunity to participate in School of Choice. This allows parents to cross local district boundaries without having to get a release from their home district. Local school boards vote every year on whether to allow children from other districts to participate. This option comes with restrictions--parents who choose to go out of district must provide transportation and school athletes must follow the Michigan High School Athletics Association.