Attending a school’s open house is a great way to check out a prospective campus and have answers to questions you didn’t have yet. Many open houses listed require an RSVP, so check out their website for more information.
Campus Farm at Matthaei Botanical Gardens & Nichols Arboretum
September 28, 1-4pm
U-M students’ food sustainability and social justice initiatives will be displayed at this event. Student and community organizations will host information tables between lawn games, food demonstrations and live music.
734-647-7600. 1800 N. Dixboro Rd, Ann Arbor.
Daycroft School
(3-6 years old) September 30, October 21, November 11, December 2 (All at 8:45am)
(1-6 graders) October 2, October 23, November 13, December 4 (All at 8:30am)
Daycroft is a Montessori school that believes in a self-paced curriculum. The methods encourage responsibility through diverse ages in each classroom, a low student-to-teacher ratio and personalized learning plans for each student.
734-662-3335. 1095 N Zeeb Rd, Ann Arbor.
Deutsche Schule
April 25, 2026
This K-12 school takes place once a week on Saturday mornings. They emphasize learning the German language and the cultural heritage through traditional classes and extracurricular activities.
734-883-9989. 4800 E Huron River Dr, Ann Arbor
Emerson School
September 30, November 4 (student led), December 3, January 8, February 4, March 3, April 16 (All at 9am)
The Emerson Experience divides K-8 into three sections: K-3 uses a mindful approach to cultivate community between the small classes, 4-6 graders practice time management, critical thinking and peer collaboration, and 7-8 graders develop their independence and leadership skills through immersive experiences.
734-665-5662. 5425 Scio Church Rd, Ann Arbor.
Greenhills Schools
November 9, 1-4pm
Greenhill was founded on the challenge of being a non-denominational and academically rigorous college preparatory school. Participation in one or many artistic and athletic extracurriculars is encouraged.
734-769-4010. 850 Greenhills Dr, Ann Arbor
Hebrew Day School Of Ann Arbor
October 12, November 16, December 14 (All at 10am)
This non-denominational K-12 Jewish school aims to cultivate community in a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. A half-time Hebrew teacher immerses students in both language and culture through specialty classes and Judaic studies.
734-971-4633. 2937 Birch Hollow Dr, Ann Arbor
Maker Works
September 28, 1-4pm
Ann Arbor’s largest non-profit makerspace will host an open house demoing equipment and announcing upcoming plans. The space is home to a variety of metal, electronic, software and jewelry tools accompanied by instructions for first-time users.
734-222-4911. 3765 Plaza Dr, Ann Arbor
Rudolf Steiner School
Pre-K and Kindergarten group tours: October 17, November 5 (8:45-9:30am)
1-8 grade open house: November 17 (10-11:30am)
This K-12 school practices Waldorf education, a style that loops teachers across many years to foster deeper relationships. The three campuses use a holistic teaching method that develops practical skills and creativity.
734-995-4141. 2775 Newport Rd, Ann Arbor.
UofM Stamps School of Art and Design
September 27, 10-2pm
Interested students and families are invited to learn about the U-M School of Art & Design’s undergraduate programs. Expect an interactive tour experience, participation in a portfolio review and lunch.
734-936-0671. 2000 Bonisteel Blvd, Ann Arbor
Washtenaw Community College
October 16, 6-7:30pm
WCC’s Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program, through the Manufacturing Institute, will be hosting an open house. This program blends traditional teaching with hands-on projects in the classroom and job sites.
734-973-3300. 1555 Woodridge Ave, Ann Arbor.
