PREP

P.R.E.P. is a post-secondary educational program operated by Bloomfield Hills Schools for BHS students. The program serves young adults ages 18 - 26 who have developmental and physical disabilities.

To transition our students from school to independent living, we offer instruction in daily living skills, domestic skills, social skills, functional academics and employment skills. We also provide community-based work training opportunities in varied settings.

Whats for Sale at PREP

PREP Products for Sale this Spring

Students in the Bloomfield Hills Schools’ PREP program were hard at work the last few months creating new projects and growing plants to spice things up for the spring!

Prepared
Responsible
Employable
ProductiveThrough the commitment of our staff and the support of our families, the District and local businesses, the Bloomfield Hills Schools P.R.E.P. program is dedicated to helping each student become a Prepared, Responsible, Employable and Productive member of the community.

Contact

Main: 248.341.6386
Attendance: 248.341.6386 (Includes early dismissals, late arrivals, absences and vacations)

Lisa Brown, Transition Coordinator | 248.341.5615
Meghan Gornick, Teacher | 248.341.6386
Russell McCall, Teacher | 248.341.6389

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Location and Hours

Booth Center
7273 Wing Lake Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301

Building Hours
PREP Hours: 7:45 am-2:45 pm
Half Days: 7:45-11:15 am
Bus Information: 248.341.6290

Our Students Make Us Proud

Students from Bloomfield Hills Schools PREP Program Unveil Art Created with Acclaimed Artists Hubert Massey and S. Kay Young

Throughout the school year, Bloomfield Hills Schools PREP students participated in a residency with world-famous Detroit artist Hubert Massey and renowned photographer S. Kay Young, collaborating on a mosaic mural and preparing photography and other art for an exhibit now available to view at The Hawk Farmington Hills Community Center.

PREP Students Host Troy TCT Students

PREP students and Troy Center for Transition students unite and bond while participating in yoga, cooking, and games. The group also worked together to create fall themed cards to send to veterans.