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Amelia Earhart Elementary-Middle School
Public Pre-K, Elementary, Middle School|Grade Pre-K-8
1000 Scotten Ave, Detroit, MI
Southwest Detroit Neighborhood
Detroit Public Schools Community School District
920
Students
C-
Niche Grade
3
Great Schools
School Details
| Head of School | Student Teacher Ratio | Math Proficiency |
| Ms. Melissa Villarreal | 19:1 | 7% |
| Reading Proficiency | ||
| 14% |
Niche Grade Details
Academics
| Reading Proficiency | Math Proficiency |
| 14% | 7% |
Teachers
| Student Teacher Ratio Teachers | Full Time Teachers |
| 19:1 49 | 49 |
| Teachers in First or Second Year | |
| 25% |
GreatSchools Rating Details
Teachers and Staff
| Students Per Counselor |
| 940:1 |
Student Diversity
| Male | Female | Hispanic |
| 56.8% | 43.2% | 62.3% |
| Black | White | Two or more races |
| 27.8% | 9.2% | <1% |
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Specialty School Programs
Free/Reduced Lunch Offered
Agents Specializing in this Area
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About Southwest Detroit
There is an exciting buzz happening in urban Southwest Detroit. The neighborhood has long been known for its vibrant atmosphere and bustling profusion of bodegas, nightclubs and eateries. “Southwest Detroit has a lot going for it. It’s home to historically good housing stock and trendy businesses — and it’s a very walkable community,” says Nick Kramer, a Realtor with O’Connor Real Estate in Detroit. “It’s close to the Michigan Central Station development, which is opening in June 2024 and will change the city’s map.” The 15-story train station has been vacant since 1988. In 2018, Ford Motor purchased the beaux-arts structure and has completely transformed it into a technology campus and public spaces filled with restaurants, retail, bars and coffee shops. Southwest Detroit borders the small Mexicantown neighborhood. The communities have shared a cultural heritage since the 1920s, when immigrants from Mexico came to Detroit seeking better jobs and religious freedom. “Southwest Detroit’s Mexican and Latino community is very family-centered,” notes Kramer. That influence is seen in the neighborhood’s
| List Price Range | Homes For Sale | Average Home Value | Median Lot Size |
| $56K – $985K | 8 | $125,047 | 4,356 Sq Ft |
| % Renters | Household Income | % of College Grads | Median Age |
| 51% | $56,969 | 11.9% | 32 |
| Average House Size | % Commercial Property | ||
| 5,895 Sq Ft | 68.1% |
Homes for Sale
Home Trends
Home Sales Trends
| Median Sale Price | Median Single Family Price | Average Price Per Sq Ft | Number of Homes for Sale |
| $149,000 | $150,000 | $110 | 8 |
| Last 12 months Home Sales | Months of Supply | Median List Price | Median Change From 1st List Price |
| 35 | 2.7 | $167,800 | $167,800 |
| Median Home Sale Price YoY Change | |||
| 1% |
Distribution of Home Values
Neighborhood Facts
| Number of Homes in Neighborhood | Median Year Built | Avg. Single Family Home Size Sq Ft Significantly below the national average | Average 2 Bedroom Size Sq Ft |
| 3,932 | 1908 | 5,895 1,938 | 4,356 |
Demographics
Area Demographics
| Total Population | Population Density | Median Age | Population under 18 On par with the national average |
| 15,718 | 10 ppl/acre | 32 | 30.9% 23.8% |
| Population over 65 On par with the national average | |||
| 9.7% 19.1% |
Finances
| Median Household Income Significantly below the national average | Average Household Income |
| $39,467 $71,702 | $56,969 |
Education and Workforce
| High School Graduates Significantly below the national average | College Graduates Below the national average | Advanced Degrees | % Population in Labor Force |
| 62% 89.1% | 11.9% 34.1% | 5.3% | 57.5% |
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