Stevens High School

175 Broad Street

School District

Claremont
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:12
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on August 28, 2024

Absolutely the worst school for special education that we’ve ever encountered. Staff and administration don’t seem to care much for their disabled students. Milked my son’s testing and IEP for a year so he would turn 18 and drop out. They refuse to do anything unless your child is a brick and mortar type student. I am a retired special education teacher and I have never seen this level of uncaring for students. Moved up here from Tampa because the schools were so much better. We may as well have moved to Mississippi for this level of neglect.
Submitted by parent on September 13, 2022

From a former student perspective, I'll never forget the time my little brother broke his hand at school, and the nurse wouldn't listen, or call our parents, he had to wait until end of the day to go to the ER. I'll never forget the gym teacher just watching as I was sexually harrassed by one of his football players. I'll never forgive them for a plethora of other things that we need not mention here. Now my special needs child goes here. Its only been one week into the new school year and we already have adults acting out of pocket. For shame.
Submitted by parent on March 24, 2022

If your child ever needs to use the bathroom, don't expect privacy. The school removes all doors from all bathrooms.They are also constantly closing all bathrooms down only allowing one bathroom open, to cover all floors of the building and all students. If you are a parent and want to talk to the school, expect to get hung up on, not allowed into the building to see or talk to the teachers/administration, or just yelled at by a counselor they have to call you on the phone because actual staff in charge refuse to talk to you. Any and all questions asked will be ignored.
Submitted by other on February 08, 2018

Stevens helps prepare you for the real world like no other school can. The difference in socioeconomic classes give individuals great learning experience by learning among peers that come from diverse backgrounds. Mostly everyone at this school has to work extremely hard to succeed which in return brings a great work ethic. Stevens does a great job at offering everything the school has to give to its students. Any negative correlation to Stevens comes from individuals who want something handed to them rather than going out to get it. The opportunity to succeed is there, students just have to me motivated to get it.
Submitted by student on August 22, 2013

I really love Stevens. In sports, we're always really nice, and really try to help each other out. We live by our motto: Humble and Hungry. The teachers know what they're doing and make learning interesting. Although we're a small school, we certainly have pride.