We have published our November newsletter!

The newsletter has important messages about our school, information about parent meetings, classes and more.

If there is any feedback you would like to give or topics you would like in future newsletters please feel free to reach out to us.

Read the newsletter here.

The Superintendent of the WAY Academies, Madeline Black, made a speech yesterday during a press conference organized to express the unhappiness about Governor Gretchen Whitmer veto of the $240 increase in per-pupil funding for charter schools. "That fact is 50% of these students reside in the cities of Flint and Detroit, and these communities struggle with high levels of poverty", she said.

Important events are happening at WAY Academy West in October! Please find inside information about Spirit Week and also about the Homecoming.

On October 10th there will be the 3rd Annual infinite Scholarship Fair in Detroit, MI, for free! This is especially interesting for WAY high school seniors, but all students are encouraged to participate. Infinite Scholarship Fairs connect students with scholarship and financial aid opportunities from participating colleges. More information inside!

Beth Baker, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of the WAY Program and Centric Learning Systems, was elected Crain's 2019 Notable Woman in Education Leadership. The nominees were selected by a team of Crain’s Detroit Business editors based on their career accomplishments, track record of success in the field, contributions to their community and mentorship of others.

WAY Academy West students can get free back to school haircuts and ponytails at The Salon today! The event is organized by Detroit Police Department Sixth Precint.

To RSVP, contact Sergeant William O'Brien at 313-596-5610. And remember that hair must be shampooed prior in order to receive service.

On August 24, WAY Academy West will be at the Everything Horses event, presented by Councilman Gabe Leland & Buffalo Soldiers Heritage Center.

The event will be from 10am to 2pm.

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