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Submitted by other on July 08, 2012
I liked this school they worked with my needs (if I went to any other schooli would have needed to file a 504 to get any extra help). I worked as an Aid for credits, which was great work experience. I don't see how teen pregnacy is a mark of a bad school, the two kids that were pregnent went I was there are great moms and good, smart, resposible people. to the comment about "less restrictive environment" as problem, its not! Its a good thing it allows people be people, it's more like the world that way. I am proof of that, i'm 22 married and have a beauiful baby with my husband. I dont have social awkwardness any more because of SRCHS, they helped me be able to interact and not be shy and afraid of people.
Submitted by parent on January 11, 2012
More interested in building it's test scores than serving all students, including lower achievers who need additional help. Social issues aren't addressed and the less restrictive environment has encouraged negative behaviors. Check the teen pregnancy rate of this school against others, per capita. You'll be amazed.
Submitted by student on July 30, 2011
Someone was complaining about the "special needs" students. I went there and there were/are students there will all kinds of needs. Being one myself I liked that if I needed extra help I could make dates with the teachers after school and ACTUALLY GET IT. At one point I was extremely sick and couldn't leave my own house. Instead of dropping out for a year they worked with me so I had a teacher visiting once a week to take last weeks work and then give me the next weeks. Being a student who had classes with Arcata high too, I some times cringed on going. I liked my classes small and actually knowing my teachers. If you're afraid your child will be turned down because they have problems reading, it won't happen. Just realize that these guys are there and WANT your child to succeed. If you aren't going to care about your child's grade or their behavior than you'll have some problems.
Submitted by parent on June 09, 2011
An extraordinary high school, with a dedicated principal and inspired staff. I'd recommend SRCHS to any parent or teen.
Submitted by student on May 20, 2011
Excellent school, is supports children with all sorts of learning disabilities, has high test scores and teachers really willing to go the extra mile for students. They helped me where other high school's couldn't. My biggest regret is waiting before going to this school.
Submitted by parent on April 28, 2010
It keeps going downhill. Even the other administrators and local school board members are critical of SRCHS' efforts, and the principal is at the heart of the problems. Do not send your child here.