Last year, the school couldn't afford the Success For All reading program and didn't have even a library. The Detroit News. The Detroit News Students arrive at the Meek-Milton Elementary School in Inkster on a recent school day. Last year, the school couldn't afford the Success For All reading program and didn't have even a library. The children feel really good about it.
Success builds upon success.
Last year, Meek-Milton didn't even have a library. Six months into the privatization effort, Inkster also has more controversy. Some call the problems growing pains. But more than 300 students returned to the district in the first few weeks of school, a gain that persisted when a second official pupil count was taken last month. There's been a good response from the parents.