Carroll County High School

1706 Highland Avenue

School District

Carroll County
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:19
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on October 05, 2024

I’ve gone here and it was very nice to be there
Submitted by parent on April 30, 2021

I wish I could rate it a zero. I graduated several years ago; my child and stepchildren currently attend. The office staff is very biased and pick their favorite parent if you are separated from the child's other parent. If they like you, related to them, or are a Facebook friend you will get perks and treated kindly. If you are not any of ththe above, they will not contact you regarding your child and you will be ignored when you go into the office or treated rudely. The one shining light is the new principal Mr Cunningham. He is not small town and small minded. He is very accommodating and helpful. I hope he guts the office workers and restaffs more professional employees. The teachers are hit or miss but I am sure that is most public schools. All I can say is the whole school system for the most part is very biased towards the children whose parents are wealthy or who are related to everyone else in this small community. Christian Academy is much better in every way but outside Carroll County is the best option.
Submitted by other on June 14, 2016

Not enough communication between the teaching staff and parents. The parents should be given more information about how to use the technology that makes it easy to monitor their child's grades and homework assignments. The teaching staff also must start keeping the information up to date so the parents that use the technology have a realistic view of their child's progress and standings in the classroom.