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Post Oak School

Public School Magnet

Level: 1

Grades: PK - 08

Address: 2320 Post Oak Ln, Lansing, MI 48912

Phone: (517) 755-1610

Website: "http://www.lansingschools.net"

District: Lansing Public School District

383
Total Students
#767
of 1,470 in 2024

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
58
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 767 of 1,470 (2024)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

M-Step

Social Studies • Grade 8th Grade • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 25.0%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)
5 students (33.3%)
Level 2 (Approaching)
7 students (46.7%)
Level 3 (Met)
3 students (20.0%)

Student Body

Total Students
383
Diversity
Very High
Simpson index 75/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
65.5%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 36.3% (139)
  • Hispanic / Latino 23.5% (90)
  • Black 20.1% (77)
  • Two or More Races 14.4% (55)
  • Asian 5.7% (22)

Reviews

2.8 /5

Based on 8 reviews

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Parent
February 25, 2017

"The Chinese Language Immersion is an amazing dual-Language learning opportunity. Teachers are very engaged and classrooms are well controlled. Principal Ojerio is a fantastic administrator and very engaged with parents, teachers & students."

Student
February 11, 2013

"Because of this wretched school I learned absolutely nothing! My family actually moved because this school was so horrible. If my parents had not chosen to look for better education I would still be illiterate, and would not be in college now."

Parent
July 23, 2011

"Innovative Chinese Immersion school. Students are taught 1/2 day by chinese teacher and 1/2 day by english speaking teacher. Excellent learning environment and community school. In order to take advantage of this opportunity for our daughter, we did schools of choice out of East Lansing."

Parent
March 14, 2017

"The school itself is a good school for the educational content to an extent for a Lansing school, not elite like people portray it but the social environment is interesting to say the least. The environment is touch and go. You either have great teachers or teachers that wont even acknowledge you or look you in the eye unless it is conference time. Teachers that can teach and those that can yell. You have really great parents or parents that feel like they are elite or better. Ahem (some of the pta). The egos here are somewhat detrimental. Teachers play favorites and if your kid is not one of them try and see how fast they try to gaslight you if you make a complaint. It does not feel like a community or inclusive at all. I sit back and observe and my observations have lead me to look for more options fir my kid. I've visited more elite schools who dont act or portray themselves as better but academically they supercede this school. It's not a who's who and how can I socially climb, it's soley about the true purpose, education. Make Post Oak kind again. Make all the teachers kind not just some. It's hard dropping your kindergartener off while seeing an elderly 3rd grade teacher yelling at the top of her lungs at them.. Yelling is a teaching technique for normal kindergarteners being kids? But I digress, this place is a mixed bag with the potential to be great. Take the bad teachers out, don't allow the PTA to run the school, and be equal to all children."

Student
February 11, 2013

"Because of this wretched school I learned absolutely nothing! My family actually moved because this school was so horrible. If my parents had not chosen to look for better education I would still be illiterate, and would not be in college now."

Parent
February 25, 2017

"The Chinese Language Immersion is an amazing dual-Language learning opportunity. Teachers are very engaged and classrooms are well controlled. Principal Ojerio is a fantastic administrator and very engaged with parents, teachers & students."

Parent
July 23, 2011

"Innovative Chinese Immersion school. Students are taught 1/2 day by chinese teacher and 1/2 day by english speaking teacher. Excellent learning environment and community school. In order to take advantage of this opportunity for our daughter, we did schools of choice out of East Lansing."

Parent
March 14, 2017

"The school itself is a good school for the educational content to an extent for a Lansing school, not elite like people portray it but the social environment is interesting to say the least. The environment is touch and go. You either have great teachers or teachers that wont even acknowledge you or look you in the eye unless it is conference time. Teachers that can teach and those that can yell. You have really great parents or parents that feel like they are elite or better. Ahem (some of the pta). The egos here are somewhat detrimental. Teachers play favorites and if your kid is not one of them try and see how fast they try to gaslight you if you make a complaint. It does not feel like a community or inclusive at all. I sit back and observe and my observations have lead me to look for more options fir my kid. I've visited more elite schools who dont act or portray themselves as better but academically they supercede this school. It's not a who's who and how can I socially climb, it's soley about the true purpose, education. Make Post Oak kind again. Make all the teachers kind not just some. It's hard dropping your kindergartener off while seeing an elderly 3rd grade teacher yelling at the top of her lungs at them.. Yelling is a teaching technique for normal kindergarteners being kids? But I digress, this place is a mixed bag with the potential to be great. Take the bad teachers out, don't allow the PTA to run the school, and be equal to all children."

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