Chadsey High School (Detroit, Southfield: neighborhood, public schools, live in)

[ckhthankgod]

I noticed while looking at demographics of Detroit schools that I noticed that Chadsey High actually had a decent white student population. It also had a decent Hispanic student population too. This leads me to believe that this school is on the Southwest side of the city. Is that correct? Also, are the Whites students actually from a high Arab population there or is it a mix of White students? I think the percentage of white students by the way was 16% percent out of 796 students:Search for Public Schools - School Detail for Chadsey High School

How is this area of Detroit in comparison to the rest of the city?

A couple of other schools with some or a sprinkle of other groups there are:Northern High, Pershing, Osborn(both with small but noticable Asian student populations and a sprinkle of Whites over 1%-3%), Renaissance(about 2% White), Southwestern(about 12-13% White and 25% Hispanic) and Western International High(predominately Hispanic at 58% and just over 10% White). It seems like the rest of the schools are pretty much Black with specks of other groups, with maybe the exception of Murray-Wright and Cody being just over 1% White. You can get the info. from the site above to see for yourself.

[usroute10]

I have been inside Chadsey High School, but my high school football team, Southfield High School, did play them in 1994 or 1995, and I remember that they starting quarterback was hispanic.

Chadsey high school is in southwest Detroit. It is located within a neighborhood that has a relatively large hispanic population. Also, there are a larger percentage of white folks who live in Southwest Detroit, than in most other parts of the city, so I would guess that Chadsey High School has a relatively higher white population than other Detroit high schools.

I am saddened that only 796 students attend that school, since it is GIGANTIC. This school was originally slated to be closed down last year, but it survived (unlike MacKenzie High). But with the GIGANTIC budget deficit and the dropping enrolling that the school board is facing, this school might not be open much longer.