Albemarle High School

311 Park Ridge Road

School District

Stanly County
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:10
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on June 18, 2024

Albemarle High School prepared me for college & adulthood, the teachers and staff always went above & beyond to ensure I had what I needed to be successful. I was accepted to multiple top colleges thanks to the support & guidance I had while being a student.
Submitted by student on October 05, 2022

yes there is alot of fights but if u look at the skills and sports at this school they are good
Submitted by teacher on January 27, 2014

I taught there a few years. It was a horrible experience. Fights regularly broke out in the halls. Drugs were a problem along with an astounding teen pregnancy rate. The academic standards were incredibly low but the football scores were high.
Submitted by student on May 04, 2013

This school was great my freshman and sophomore year, I'm a senior in college now for time comparison. It went downhill quickly my junior and senior year. Scores went from state averages on tests to the 30s and 40s in classes such as algebra.Many of the good teachers in the science department left, only one of the new ones seemed motivated and he taught physics (had majored in biology). Bad administration, looks like by the test scores not much has changed there. The school's administration is not completely to blame, however, I had many classmates who were... already behind before coming to the highschool and behind in "home taught" skills such as hardwork and seriousness about schoolwork. They spend way too much money on the football and basketball teams, classroom hardware and other sports lack in funding. I would avoid if possible... the honor classes are generally small and better. The non-honor classes are usually quite full and you get students who don't want to be there at all. This causes annoyances and wasted time for the professor. No-one loves high school classes really, but if you have no motivation some need to stay out.