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2016 Arts Authority Report

Oakland County

Governance

Arts Authorities shall have the right to appoint two voting members to serve on the DIA’s Board of Directors.

Thomas Guastello and Jennifer Fischer served as the Oakland

County representatives on the DIA Board of Directors.

Thomas Guastello served on the Investment Committee and the Building Committee.

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Privileges to County Residents–Free General Admission

* Admissions represent general museum admission and do not include special exhibitions, special on site events or off-site events.

Student Services and Curriculum Development

The DIA continued to increase K–12 services in Oakland County and exceed service agreement targets for student and teacher participation. Field trip options expanded in

response to teachers’ requests. Guided tours engaged students with hands-on activities. Second grade classrooms were a newly added audience for guided visits. Professional

development connected K–12 educators with museum educators to explore student engagement strategies and/or to design specific curriculum resources in support of

teachers’ learning goals. These collaboratively developed resources created experiences for students that utilized artwork in the museum as

a resource for learning across the curriculum.

Free Student Field Trips with Bus Transportation

In 2016, 20,871 individuals participated in no-cost field trips to the DIA, exceeding the service agreement requirement of 16,000. Complimentary transportation was provided to all student groups.

Year Admissions Value of Admissions Aug - Dec 2012 34,828 192,522.00$

2013 109,132 601,288.00$ 2014 106,768 543,482.00$ 2015 108,170 620,238.50$ 2016 103,754 846,178.00$ Total 462,652 2,803,708.50$

2016 General Admission*

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Art Discovery Program

United Oaks Elementary in Hazel Park participated in the Art Discovery Program in 2016. All fourth- and fifth-graders came to the DIA for five visits that included guided

exploration of the galleries and hands-on art making in the studio.

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Homeschool Programs

Homeschool Family Days engaged 180 tri-county students and their families in gallery exploration and tours.

Students writing in response to art.

Professional Development for Teachers

Professional development programming in 2016 supported over 460 Oakland County teachers. More than 70 teachers attended events initiated by the DIA:

• January—Science Resource Development Day • February—Shakespeare’s First Folio event • March—Math Resource Development Day

• May—Teacher Appreciation Event • June—Art as Lens (a 2-day workshop that engaged teachers as writers in response to

art) • August—Three-Day Open Engagement—An Exploration for Art Teachers workshop

• August—Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) 3-day workshop • October—The Secret of the Scarab Beetle Resource Development Day

• December—Teacher Preview Event for Bittersweet: Coffee, Tea and Chocolate

Nearly 400 teachers participated in sessions customized to meet individual school and district goals. The DIA provided the following customized Professional Development Days:

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• January—Clarkston art teachers: curriculum resource development • January—West Maple & Pierce Elementary schools (Birmingham): 30 Americans exhibit

& courageous conversations • January—Thompson K-8 (Southfield): Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) coaching

• March—Oakland University preservice teachers: social studies connections • May—Center for Advanced Studies and the Arts (CASA): VTS training (day 1)

• June—CASA: VTS training (day 2) • August—Houghton Elementary (Waterford): museum overview

• October—Birmingham art teachers & instructional coaches: VTS (day 1) • November-- Oakland University preservice teachers: social studies connections

• December—Clarkston art teachers: curriculum resource development • December—Birmingham art teachers & instructional coaches: VTS (day 2)

Senior Program

In 2016, the DIA implemented a new senior program, Senior Thursdays, providing tri-county seniors with a different museum experience each Thursday of the month. Offerings included

gallery tours, art-making sessions, lectures and films shown in the Detroit Film Theatre. While the DIA’s previous senior program allowed organized groups to participate,

the new Senior Thursday program allows for individuals to attend as well.

Seniors were offered lectures by DIA curators: Yao-Fen You on “Dining at the DIA, 18th- Century Style,” Valerie Mercer on “The Vicissitudes of African

American Artists’ Depictions of Dance between 1800 and 1960,” Dr. Nii Quarcoopome

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“Masterpieces of African Art in the DIA Collection” and Nancy Barr “The Open Road: Photography and the American Road Trip.” Behind the Scene lectures by DIA volunteers included: “In the

Garden,” “Picturing Music,” “Ordinary People by Extraordinary Artists” Degas, Renoir and Friends” and “Coffee, Tea and Chocolate: New Designs for New Drinks.”

Art-making sessions included Zig Zag Books and Paper Flowers Tambourines, Uchiwa, Watercolor

Postcards, Travel Journals, Sugar Skulls, Print-Making Notecards and Collage Portraits.

Film days featured No Maps on My Taps, Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict, Good OL’Freda, Mystery of Picasso, Diplomacy, Diplomacy, and Antarctica: A Year on Ice and The Second Mother.

The DIA welcomed 82 senior groups to the museum with 2,580 seniors participating in

Senior Thursdays. All groups were offered complimentary bus transportation.

920 On the Park - Troy AAUW - Birmingham

Action Tours, Inc. - Farmington Hills All Seasons of Birmingham

American House Hazel Park Americas Corvette Club Seniors- Rochester Hills

Baldwin House - Birmingham Berkley Parks and Recreation Center Seniors

Birmingham Next (Birmingham Area Senior) (3) Bloomfield Township Seniors

Center for Active Adults (2) - South Lyon Christian Tabernacle Church (Golden Group Seniors) - Southfield

City of Novi Seniors (3) City of Wixom Senior Center

Congregation B'nai Moshe Seniors - West Bloomfield Dai Care Senior Services (2) - Southfield Detroit Baptist Manor (Alpha & Gamma)

Detroit Federation of Teachers Faith Lutheran Church (2) - Troy

Farmington Area Association of Retired School Personnel Seniors - Northville Franklin Garden Club

Heritage in the Hills - Auburn Hills Heritage Place of Lake Orion Highland Adult Activity Center

Imperial Senior Suites - Southfield IRP Seniors - Oak Park

Jewish Community Center (3) West Bloomfield JSL Hechtman Apts. - West Bloomfield JVS Senior Service Corps - Southfield

Kathelene's Adult Day Care Center - Farmington Hills Lakeland Place Apartments - Waterford

Lighthouse of Oakland County Seniors - Pontiac Lutheran Church of the Master - Troy Madison Heights Senior Center (2)

Madison Tower Senior Apartment - Madison Heights Oak Park Community Senior Center (2)

Oakland Community College Association of Retired Professionals - Farmington Hills

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OPC Leisure Travel (2) - Rochester Hills ORT America Seniors - Bloomfield Hills Our Lady of Sorrows - Farmington Hills

Royal Oak Senior Center (9) Sanctuary at Bellbrook - Rochester Hills Schoenherr Towers - Sterling Heights

Springfield Township Parks and Recreation Center - Davisburg St. Fabian's Catholic Church - Farmington Hills

St. George Greek Orthodox Church - Bloomfield Hills St. James Prime Timers - Novi

St. John Lutheran Church (Old Wiser Lutherans in Service) - Rochester Teitel Apts. And Prentiss Apts. (3) - Oak Park

Temple Israel - West Bloomfield The Fountain of Franklin - Southfield

Troy Senior Center (2) - Troy Village of Royal Oak

Villas of Beacon Hill - Commerce Township Waterford Church of Christ Seniors

Waterford Township Parks and Recreation West Bloomfield Parks & Recreation

Women's Health Club - Jewish Community Center - West Bloomfield Zanie Janie Coffee Shop Seniors – Holly

All Seasons of Rochester Hills (2)

Behind the Seen

Oakland County groups hosted 84 Behind the Seen art talks attended by 1,740 residents.

American House - Hazel Park American House in West Bloomfield American House Oakland - Pontiac

Birmingham Society of Women Painters - Troy Blair Memorial Library - Clawson

Bloomfield Township Public Library Bloomfield Township Senior Services (4)

Brandon Township Public Library (2) Cedarbrook of Bloomfield Hills

Christ Church Cranbrook - Bloomfield Hills City of Oak Park

Clarkston DAR Chapter Clarkston Independence District Library

Congregation B'nai Moshe - West Bloomfield Eastpointe Memorial Library

Farmington Community Library Ferndale Senior Center

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Finnish Cultural Center - Farmington Hills First Presbyterian Church of Troy

Henry Ford Hospital West Bloomfield (13) Heritage in the Hills - Auburn Hills

Hill and Dale Garden Club - Farmington Hills Independence Village of White Lake (10) Jewish Family Service - West Bloomfield

Meer Jewish Apartments (6) - West Bloomfield Northville Women's Club

Regent Street of West Bloomfield Royal Oak Salvation Army Royal Oak Senior Center

Sanctuary at Bellbrook (2) - Rochester Hills SOAR - Farmington Hills Southfield Public Library

Springfield Township Library - Davisburg St. David's Episcopal Church (2) - Southfield

The Lathrup Village Recreation Center (3) The Park at Trowbridge (2) - Southfield

The Village Women's Club of Beverly Hills Troy Public Library

Village Fine Arts Association - Milford Waltonwood at 12 Oaks (2) - Novi

Waltonwood at University (3) - Rochester Hills Waterford Church of Christ Young at Heart

West Bloomfield Public Library Women of Bloomfield

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Community Collaborations with Local Arts

Organizations and Cities, Townships and Villages

DIA Away

In 2016, the DIA Away: Think Like an Artist traveled throughout Oakland County, providing a creative experience to more than 16,000 residents in the following communities:

Heritage Elementary-Highland

Lone Pine Elementary-West Bloomfield Gretchko Elementary-West Bloomfield Page Middle School-Madison Heights

Martell Elementary-Troy Commerce Township K-12 Art Exhibition-Commerce Township

St. Mary's Polish Festival-Orchard Lake West Bloomfield Public Library

Auburn Hills Downtown Summerfest Summer Concert Series-Royal Oak

Quake on the Lake-Waterford White Lake Township Library

United Community Family Services-Troy Praise in the Park-Hazel Park

Arts, Beats and Eats-Royal Oak Orion Township Senior Center-Orion Township

Novi Woods Elementary-Novi Holly Academy-Holly

Troy Union Elementary-Troy

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Holly Dickens Festival-Holly Beechview Elementary-Farmington Hills

Pontiac Holiday Parade Upton Elementary-Royal Oak

County Days

County Days continued to be one of the DIA’s signature access programs, providing bus transportation to the museum for residents on select Saturdays, twice in 2016.

The following community partners served as pickup locations for County Days.

April:

Auburn Hills Community Center South Lyon High School

Clarkston Independence District Library Farmington City Hall

Wixom Community Center Downtown Pontiac

October:

Hunter Community Center in Clawson Southfield Municipal Complex

Waterford Township Hall Troy City Hall

Novi Civic Center

Art Beats and Eats

The DIA returned to Arts, Beats and Eats for the fourth year, as a sponsor and hosted daily demonstrations by area artists. DIA Away- a mobile, interactive learning experience

attracted more than 5,000 participants to the children’s area of the festival.

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Exploring DIA Away at Arts Beats and Eats

Canvas Pontiac

In partnership with Pontiac Downtown Business Association and the City of Pontiac, the DIA supported Canvas Pontiac’s efforts to bring art and culture to the community.

The DIA also provided jurying and consulting services.

College Engagement

In October, the DIA hosted staff and faculty from community colleges in the tri-county region for an evening of networking and information about museum programs. Participants were provided complimentary transportation, a light reception and

guided gallery tour. Staff from Oakland Community College attended.

Community Group Art Making

Macomb Oakland Regional Center (MORC) participated in Community Group Art Making Program at the DIA. Sessions began with a Visual Thinking tour in the galleries,

followed by an art-making experience in the studio. Learner-centered teaching was employed throughout each visit, engaging each participant at their own individual

skill level while encouraging personal expression and reflection. Two four-week sessions were held in 2016. The DIA provided transportation.

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DIA studio artist works with participant from MORC

The DIA hosted the eighth annual Community Group Show in the fall where participants shared their creative process and displayed their work.

Fairs and Festivals

DIA studio teaching artists provided art-making workshops to more than 2,000 participants at the following locations.

Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital - Hospital Week Celebration

Art on the Grand / Farmington Orchard Lake Art Show / West Bloomfield

Dragon on the Lake / Lake Orion Art & Apples / Rochester DIY Art Fair / Ferndale

Arts and Health Symposium

In April, the DIA hosted the Arts & Health Symposium in partnership with Art & Healing Michigan. Two hundred and fifty participants from Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties

traveled to the DIA for the daylong meeting for presentations by leaders in arts and healthcare. The symposium featured presentations about arts and health programs from the DMC Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Beaumont/Oakwood, Henry Ford Health Systems, U of

M Health System, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the Detroit Institute of Arts, Wayne State University School of Medicine and the Alzheimer’s Association. The symposium included a panel discussion about the importance of using the arts to improve patient outcomes

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by CEO and presidents from DMC, Beaumont/Oakwood, Henry Ford Health Systems and University of Michigan Health System.

Minds on Art

The DIA continued the partnership with the Alzheimer Association of Michigan bringing individuals living with memory loss and dementia (including Alzheimer disease) and

their care partners to the DIA for gallery discussions and hands-on studio workshops. Participation is free and available to residents in the tri-county area. Four sessions were held in 2016, for early-stage and mid-stage participants and their caregivers.

The partnership expanded to include activities for tri-county residents at the Alzheimer’s

Association offices in Southfield. DIA trained volunteers facilitated Visual Thinking Strategies sessions based on images of artwork from the DIA collection.

Sessions were held five times in the winter months.

Minds on Art project in the DIA studio

Inside|Out

Inside|Out is a key component of the DIA’s community engagement efforts. Over the past seven years, the museum has collaborated with more than 100 tri-county community

organizations and engaged tens of thousands of residents with art in places where they live, work and play.

In 2016, 25 tri-county communities applied to participate in Inside|Out with 22 communities

participating in Spring-Summer program. New images were added to Inside|Out to increase the diversity of images in the collection and reflect the diversity of the communities that host Inside|Out. Some of the new images include Blue Madonna by Bob Thompson from our GM Center for African

American Art collection and Poultry Yard by Melchior de Hondecoeter from our Dutch paintings collection.

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Inside|Out communities:

Springfield Township Pontiac

Commerce Oxford

Lake Orion Beverly Hills

The DIA collaborated with the Pontiac Downtown Development Corporation to bring Inside|Out back to downtown Pontiac for the third time. This year, locations and images were chosen to compliment

the installations that were part of the 2016 Canvas Pontiac event. By placing DIA Inside|Out reproductions alongside Canvas Pontiac banners, the DIA was able to strengthen the impact of

both partnerships.

The DIA brought Inside|Out to Beverly Hills for the first time in partnership with the Friends of Beverly Park. The Friends of Beverly Park enthusiastically planned many programs for to celebrate

their participation including a flashlight tour in October attracting over 50 residents. The events featured presentations about the Inside|Out images in Beverly Park from a DIA docent.

A call for 2017 participation was released in September 2016.

Inside|Out in Springfield Towns

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Ofrenda Altars – Mexican Consulate in Detroit

A call for proposals was issued to tri-county residents and non-profit organizations for

Ofrenda Altars- memorial displays to honor ancestors on the Mexican holiday: Day of the Dead. Selected artists participated in a panel discussion moderated by the staff of the

Mexican Consulate in Detroit and their work was exhibited from October 21- Nov 6. Thirteen artists were given a stipend to create their works at the DIA, and were also

invited to reception in their honor on November 6.

Art and Authors

Oakland County residents participated in Art and Authors book discussions at the DIA. Tri-county librarians, including staff from the Southfield and Bloomfield Township

Public Libraries collaborated to facilitate discussions and participants learned about the DIA’s collection through related guided gallery tours.

January—People of the Book, Geraldine Brooks

April—Shanghai Girls, Lisa See July—Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the

World’s Stolen Treasures, Robert K. Wittman

A skype session was held with Robert K Wittman to compliment the discussion of his book at the DIA. In addition to regularly scheduled Art & Authors programming, Oakland County residents

attended an author talk by New York Times best-selling author, Lisa See, hosted by the museum in April 2016. This special program was made available through partnership with the Metro Net Library

Consortium and Everyone’s Reading, an annual community-reading program.

Dance! American Art 1830–1960

In conjunction with the exhibition Dance! American Art 1830-1960, the DIA produced a variety of dance-themed events and workshops, including family workshops and the

Tribute to Prince held on the Woodward plaza in front of the museum. Non-profit Oakland County partners included Eisenhower Dance Ensemble.

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Dancers perform a selection from Swan Lake

Free Animated Films at the Detroit Film Theatre

Animated features were shown free of charge to residents of Oakland, Wayne and Macomb

counties in December at the DFT during the museum’s extended holiday hours:

Alice in Wonderland, December 26 & 27 Kiki’s Delivery Service, December 28 & 29 The Secret World of Arletty, December 30

Boy and the World, December 31

Support for Community Groups and Schools

The DIA supports schools and community groups in their fundraising efforts through donations of special exhibition tickets.

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Michigan Student Film Festival

The Michigan Student Film Festival is unique in the nation for providing a public venue for the work of students in grades K-12, as well as giving recognition

and significant awards to young media artists.

The DFT hosted DAFT’s (Digital Arts and Film and Television) 48th Michigan Student Film Festival featuring screenings of Best of Show winners in two categories: K–8 and 9–12 grades.

County Leaders Event

County leaders attended a reception for Dance! American Art 1830–1960. DIA curators led tours of the exhibition.

Scholastic Art Awards

The Detroit Film Theater was the site for the award ceremony for the 2016 Southeastern Michigan Region of the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. The DIA partnered

with Detroit’s College for Creative Studies to coordinate the event, attended by approximately 2,000 tri county students, family members, and guests over two days.

Director’s Cut

DIA Director and CEO Salvador Salort-Pons presented Director’s Cut talks in Oakland County to introduce himself to residents and provide an overview of the DIA’s history and

collections, including some of his favorite works of art, and share his vision for the museum. He also highlighted the many programs the DIA currently offers both inside and outside the

museum’s walls. All talks were followed by a question-and-answer period. Director’s Cut locations included Senior men’s Club of Birmingham at the Community House, Rochester

Public Library, Birmingham YMCA, Birmingham Temple – Society of Active Retirees, Franklin Hills Country Club, Pontiac Creative Arts Center-Pontiac Arts

Commission, Troy Community Center, and NEXT! Birmingham.

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Additional Outreach

The DIA’s conservation department collaborated with Detroit Public Television on a Virtual Field Trip providing access for students and teachers

to a behind the scenes exploration of the conservation lab.

Transportation was provided for Interfaith Leadership Council of Metro Detroit’s - Religious Diversities Journeys after school enrichment program. Students from Clarkston, Walled Lake,

Farmington, Berkley, and Waterford participated. Transportation was also provided to the National Council of Jewish Women and Light of the World Christian Center.

DIA conservators provided consultation services to Temple Israel, Leonard N. Simons Jewish

Community Archives, Clover Hill Park Cemetery, and the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. A complimentary conservation tour was provided to the Bloomfield Hills Village Club.

Consultations and jurying services were provided to the Birmingham Community House – Student Art Town Exhibition, and Milford’s VFAA Poetry and Art Night. DIA staff presented lectures at the

Michigan School of Professional Psychology and West Bloomfield Public Library.

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School

City

District

Academy of the Sacred Heart (3) Bloomfield Hills Private ACE High School Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Adams High School (2) Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Adler Elementary (2) Southfield Southfield Public AGBU Alex and Marie Manoogian School Southfield Charter Angell School Berkley Berkley Schools Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac (2) Pontiac Charter Athens High School (2) Troy Troy Auburn Hills Christian Center Mom 2 Mom Group Auburn Hills Community Service Org. Avondale Academy Rochester Hills Avondale Avondale High School Auburn Hills Avondale Bailey Lake Elementary Clarkston Clarkston Baker Middle School (3) Troy Troy School District Baldwin Elementary Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Barnard Elementary Troy Troy Beechview Elementary Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Berkley High School (4) Berkley Berkley Berkshire Middle School (4) Birmingham Birmingham Public Schools Beverly Elementary School (2) Beverly Hills Birmingham School District Beverly Hills Academy Beverly Hills Birmingham Birmingham YMCA Birmingham Community Service Org. Birney K-8 School Southfield Southfield Public Bishop Foley Catholic High School Madison Heights Detroit Diocese Bloomfield Christian School Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills High School (3) Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Middle School (2) Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Schools Boy Scout Troop #360 Rochester Hills Community Service Org. Boys and Girls Club 'field Zone Unit Southfield Community Service Org. Boys and Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan Auburn Hills Community Service Org. Brace Lederle Elementary Southfield Southfield Public Schools Bradford Academy (3) Southfield Private Bradford Academy High School Southfield Charter Brandon High School (2) Ortonville Brandon School District Brewster Elementary Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Brooklands Elementary Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Brookside School Bloomfield Hills Private City of Novi Parks and Recreation Novi Community Service Org. Clarkston High School (3) Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Sashabaw Middle School Clarkston Clarkston Community Schools Classical Conversations Homeschool - Rochester Rochester Community Service Org. Clawson High School (2) Clawson Clawson Public Schools Clear Lake Elementary Oxford Oxford Commerce Elementary Commerce TWP Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Country Oaks Elementary Commerce Twp Huron Valley Schools Cranbrook Educational Community Bloomfield Hills Community Service Org.

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Cranbrook Kingswood (2) Bloomfield Hills Private Cranbrook Kingswood Middle School for Girls Bloomfield Hills Private Cranbrook Schools Bloomfield Hills Private Crescent Academy High School (2) Oak Park Private/Charter Davisburg Elementary Davisburg Holly Area Schools Deerfield Elementary Rochester Hills Avondale Delta Kelly Elementary Oakland Township Rochester Community Schools Derby Middle School (2) Birmingham Birmingham Public Schools Detroit Country Day High School (2) Beverly Hills Private Detroit Country Day Jr. School Bloomfield Hills Private Detroit Country Day Middle School (2) Beverly Hills Private Detroit Country Day School Bloomfield Hills Private Donelson Hills Elementary (2) Waterford Waterford Dublin Elementary School White Lake Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Eagle Creek Academy Oakland Township Private Early Career Academy Troy Community Service Org. East Hills Middle School (2) Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Schools Edmonson Elementary - Madison Heights Madison Heights Lamphere Public Schools Eton Academy (2) Birmingham Private Everest Collegiate High School (2) Clarkston Private Farmington Community School Farmington Farmington Public Schools Farmington High School Farmington Farmington Public Schools Farmington Hills Summer Program Farmington Hills Community Service Org. Ferndale High School Ferndale Ferndale Public Schools First Missionary Church Clarkston Community Service Org. Fitness & Mentoring Pontiac Community Service Org. Franklin Road Christian School Novi Walled Lake French School of Detroit Bloomfield Hills Birmingham Public Schools Geisler Middle School Walled Lake Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Gill Elementary School Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Hamilton Academy - Troy Troy Charter Hamlin Elementary School Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Hampton Elementary Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Harlan Elementary School Bloomfield Hills Birmingham Public Schools Harrison High School (2) Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Haviland Elementary Waterford Waterford Hazel Park High School (2) Hazel Park Hazel Park Schools Hickory Woods Novi Walled Lake Highland Elementary Highland Huron Valley Highmeadow (2) Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Hillel Day School Farmington Hills Private Hillside Elementary Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Holloway & Whitehurst Homeschool Birmingham Community Service Org.

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Holly Academy Holly Charter Holly Elementary Holly Holly Area Schools Holly High School (4) Holly Holly Area School Houghton Elementary White Lake Waterford Huda School Franklin Private Hugger Elementary Rochester Rochester Huntington Woods Fruit Camps Huntington Woods City of Huntington Woods Independence Elementary Clarkston Clarkston Independence Township Parks and Recreation Clarkston Community Service Org. International Academy of Bloomfield Bloomfield Bloomfield Hills School International Academy West - White Lake White Lake Huron Valley Schools International Technology Academy Pontiac Pontiac Japanese School of Detroit Novi Community Service Org. Jefferson International Academy (2) Waterford Private/Charter Jewish Community Center - West Bloomfield West Bloomfield Community Service Org. John Page Middle School (2) Madison Heights Lamphere Public Schools Keith Elementary School West Bloomfield Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Kenbrook Elementary Farmington Hills Farmington Kennedy Learning Center Southfield Community Service Org. Keys Grace Academy Madison Heights Charter Kurtz Elementary Milford Huron Valley Lake Orion High School (2) Lake Orion Township Lake Orion Community Schools Lakeville Elementary Oxford Oxford Community Schools Lamphere High School Madison Heights Lamphere Public Schools Lessenger Elementary Madison Heights Lamphere Public Schools Levey Middle School (3) Southfield Southfield Lincoln Street Alternative School Birmingham Birmingham Public Lone Pine Elementary School West Bloomfield Bloomfield Hills Schools Long Meadow Elementary Rochester Rochester Longacre Elementary School Farmington Farmington MacArthur K-8 University Academy Southfield Southfield Mary Helen Guest Elementary School Walled Lake Walled Lake Consolidated Mason Middle School Waterford Waterford McGregor Elementary Rochester Rochester Community Meadowbrook Elementary - Rochester Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Merge Art Studio & Gallery Oxford Community Service Org. Metro Homeschool Connections Farmington Hills Community Service Org.

Michigan School for the Arts Pontiac Independent/Creative School Services

Milford High School Highland Huron Valley Schools Morse Elementary (2) Troy Troy Muir Middle School Milford Huron Valley Schools Musson Elementary Rochester Rochester Community Schools

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Niles Community High School Troy Troy North Farmington High School (2) Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools North Hill Elementary School Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools North Oakland Family YMCA Auburn Hills Community Service Org. North Sashabaw Elementary Clarkston Clarkston Norup International School Oak Park Berkley School District Notre Dame Prep (2) Pontiac Private Nova Discipline Academy Oak Park Oak Park Novi High School (6) Novi Novi Community Schools Oak Park Preparatory Academy Oak Park Oak Park Schools Oak Ridge Royal Oak Royal Oak Schools Oakdale Academy Waterford Waterford School District Oakland Christian School Auburn Hills Private Oakland Early College Farmington Hills West Bloomfield School District Oakland Flex Tech Academy Novi Charter Oakland Schools Technical Campus Southwest Wixom Oakland Schools ISD Oakview Middle School Oakland Township Lake Orion Orchard Lake Middle School (2) West Bloomfield West Bloomfield School District Our Shepard Lutheran School (2) Birmingham Private Oxbow Elementary White Lake Huron Valley Schools Oxford Bridges High School Oxford Oxford Oxford High School Oxford Oxford School District Pace Academy Southfield PACE Academy Pattengill Elementary Berkley Berkley Pierce Elementary (2) Birmingham Birmingham Public Schools Pine Knob Elementary Clarkston Clarkston Pontiac High School Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Middle School Pontiac Pontiac Power Middle School Farmington Hills Farmington Public Schools Rainbow Child Care Center Commerce Twp. Community Service Org. Rogers Elementary - Berkley Berkley Berkley School District Rose Pioneer Elementary Holly Holly Area Schools Royal Oak High School (2) Royal Oak Royal Oak Schools Royal Oak Township Recreational Center Ferndale Community Service Org. Sashabaw Middle School Clarkston Clarkston Seaholm High School (2) Birmingham Birmingham Public Schools Shrine Catholic Grade School Royal Oak Private Shrine Catholic High School Royal Oak Private South Lyon East High School South Lyon South Lyon South Lyon Schools South Lyon South Lyon Southfield Christian School Southfield Private Southfield High School (3) Southfield Southfield Public Schools Southfield Lathrup High School (2) Southfield Southfield Public Schools

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Southfield Regional Academic Campus (SRAC) Southfield Southfield Public Schools Springfield Plains Elementary Clarkston Clarkston St. Joseph Catholic School - Lake Orion Lake Orion Private St. Patrick White Lake Parochial Stadium Drive Elementary School of the Arts Lake Orion Lake Orion Stevenson Elementary (3) Southfield Southfield public schools Stoney Creek High School Rochester Rochester Community Schools Taylor International Academy Southfield Charter The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Bloomfield Hills Private The Friendship Circle (3) West Bloomfield Community Service Org. The Maria Montessori Center Farmington Hills Private The Montessori School Rochester (2) Rochester Hills Private The Roeper Lower School (2) Bloomfield Hills Private The Roeper School (2) Birmingham Private The Salvation Army Day Camp - Pontiac Pontiac Community Service Org. The Well West Bloomfield Community Service Org. Thompson K8 International Academy Southfield Southfield Troy Athens High School (5) Troy Troy School District Troy High School (3) Troy Troy Troy Union Elementary Troy Troy Tutor Time - Farmington Hills Farmington Hills Community Service Org. Tutor Time - West Bloomfield West Bloomfield Community Service Org. Universal Training Center of Michigan (2) Madison Heights Community Service Org. University High School Ferndale Ferndale Public Schools University High School Academy (2) Southfield Southfield Public Schools University Hills Rochester Hills Rochester Community Schools Vandenberg World Cultures Academy Southfield Southfield Public Schools Walled Lake Central High School (2) Walled Lake Walled Lake

Walled Lake Elementary School Walled Lake Walled Lake Consolidated School District

Walled Lake Northern High School COMMERCE Walled Lake Consolidated Schools Walled Lake Western HS (2) Walled Lake Walled Lake Consolidated Walt Whitman Elementary School Pontiac Pontiac Walton Charter Academy Pontiac National Heritage Academy Walton Charter Academy Pontiac National Heritage Academy Warner Upper Elementary (2) Farmington Hills Farmington Wass Elementary Troy Troy School District Waterford Kettering High School Waterford Waterford School District Waterford Mott High School (2) Waterford Waterford Way Elementary (2) Bloomfield Hills Bloomfield Hills Weiming Education Group (2) Troy Private West Bloomfield High School West Bloomfield West Bloomfield School District

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West Bloomfield School District Community Education West Bloomfield West Bloomfield School District West Hills Middle School West Bloomfield Bloomfield Hills Schools West Maple Elementary Bloomfield Hills Birmingham Public Schools WHRC Pontiac Pontiac Wilkinson Middle School Madison Heights Madison Woodland Elementary Troy Avondale Wylie E. Groves High School (2) Beverly Hills Birmingham