Points of Pride

Newsweek/Daily Beast Magazine rated our school as one of the top public high schools in the United States four years in a row.
Henry Ford II was named one of the nation's most academically challenging high schools by the Washington Post.
Henry Ford is one of the top performing schools in Macomb County for the sixth straight year.
HFII currently ranks in the top 5% of all Michigan High schools.
Recognized as a Blue Ribbon School in 2004.
U.S. News & World Report ranked Henry Ford II an Outstanding National High School in 1999.
The Michigan Department of Education recognized Henry Ford II High School as an Exemplary High School in 1985.

HFII’s graduation rate is 94.1 percent.
Starting in ninth grade, HFII students are offered 23 Advanced Placement courses.
Our Advanced Placement course offerings continue to increase with student demand. HFII currently has more than 1,000 AP course enrollments involving nearly 650 students.
Teacher Mark Julien was honored by the Milken Family Foundation as one of the country's top teachers in front of the entire school.
The American Red Cross honored Ford II students for sponsoring Southeastern Michigan’s most successful school blood drive, with a total of 241 units donated.

Henry Ford II High School