Branch Line School

Located at 16360 Hubbard Street in Livonia, Michigan, Branch Line School operates as an open, independent public charter school district serving families within the Detroit-Warren-Dearborn metropolitan area. Situated in a small city community setting, this single-facility district provides a continuous educational pathway spanning from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Functioning as its own local educational agency for federal programs, the school offers an accessible public option focused on early childhood and middle-grades development, preparing students academically and socially before they transition to high school environments.

Branch Line School maintains an intimate learning environment with a total enrollment of 141 students from kindergarten through eighth grade. The student body—comprising 76 boys and 65 girls from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds—benefits from a highly supportive staffing structure. The district employs 14.4 full-time equivalent (FTE) teachers alongside 11.3 FTE support staff members, totaling 25.7 FTE personnel across the district. This strong educator presence enables low student-to-teacher ratios and personalized instructional support throughout the student body. Families, educators, and researchers seeking additional information can explore the district's programs online at www.branchlineschool.org.