Public middle school, 6 to 8
Tomlinson Middle School
Tomlinson Middle School is a public middle school for grades 6 to 8 in Inkster, in Westwood Community Schools. It opened in March 2005, by the state's register. Its 180 students make it about the size of the typical school in Inkster (187).
- Students
- 180
- 2024-25
- Teachers
- 13
- Full-time equivalent
- Students per teacher
- 13.9
- Inkster 14.3
- Free or reduced-price meals
- 97%
- Share of students
- Public
- Charter
- Private
About Tomlinson Middle School
- Phone
- (313) 565-3391
- Website
- westwoodschools.net
- Grades
- 6 to 8
- Type
- Public
- District
- Westwood Community Schools
- Opened
- March 24, 2005
- Title I
- Title I schoolwide program
- Setting
- Suburb: Large
Students by grade
The federal count for 2024-25.
- 7 86
- 8 94
Schools near Tomlinson Middle School
More schools in Westwood Community Schools
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- Students
- 175
- Per teacher
- 17.5
-
- Students
- 328
- Per teacher
- 13.6
- Graduation
- 82.1%
-
- Students
- 593
- Per teacher
- 15.3
-
- Students
- 52
- Per teacher
- 30.4
- Graduation
- 46.4%
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- Students
- 174
- Per teacher
- 154.0
- Graduation
- 30.0%
Landmarks near Tomlinson Middle School
Around Inkster
Tomlinson Middle School, asked and answered
3 questions
What grades does Tomlinson Middle School teach?
6 to 8, by the 2024-25 federal school file.
How many students attend Tomlinson Middle School?
180 in the 2024-25 count, with 13.9 students per full-time teacher.
What school district is Tomlinson Middle School in?
Westwood Community Schools. Its page lists every school it runs and the towns it covers.
Sources
- NCES EDGE School Characteristics (Common Core of Data), 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school directory, 2024-25
- NCES Common Core of Data school characteristics (Title I and magnet status), 2021-22
- Michigan CEPI Educational Entity Master, 2026
- U.S. Census Bureau TIGER/Line school district and municipal boundaries, 2024
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