Euclid High School

711 East 222nd Street

School District

Euclid City
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:18
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on December 17, 2016

I am a sophomore here at Euclid and the school could be much worse.The biggest issue is student attendance,suspension/referrals,and grades.Very few students earn a 3.0 and above.My cumulative GPA is what I consider relatively low at a C+average but I am still pretty high in the class rank.I started Freshman year not motivated because of the lack of work ethic at this school.Many students I know in both Honors and College Prep maintain very poor GPAs.The test scores are also highly concerning,on the standardized state testing the average score was not even passing.I would not recommend this school if you want your child to attend a selective university because the lack of student achievement shows what this school promotes.
Submitted by student on March 17, 2016

Personally a lot of the comments here are about the bad kids and how thy act. But my experience is VERY different I don't get bullied on the daily. My teachers are the best. I learn a lot. But I take all honors. But I will agree that to an extent some of the kids are very immature and they do need to grow up, it's not EVERY kid at the high school. As far as the bullying goes you just have to hang out with people like you. I hang out with people like myself all day and i haven't gotten bullied not even once.
Submitted by other on March 08, 2014

The teachers at EHS are great. However they are extremely heaitant when it comes to giving dicipline. Therefore, I don't learn ANYTHING because the students dont know how to be quiet when the teacher is trying to teach. Also, EHS has to be the most unsanitary school I have ever been to. If you're considering enrolling your child in this school.. DON'T
Submitted by student on May 14, 2013

Euclid High School that I am proud to say that I attend. All the reviews seem to be from students that don't put forth much work ethic or are negative attitudes in the community. If euclid is such a problem then those students should just leave. Euclid provides many opportunities you just have to step out there and give it a try.
Submitted by student on January 19, 2012

Let me start by saying I don't know why my reviews are not even being added, seeing as this is the third I've tried to post, secondly I have just had maybe the worst day there. I was bullied in class and the teacher did not do a thing about it, so I left, simple as that. I could rant about this school all day, believe me, but I'm not. The school does not even deserve my time and effort to rant. With that being said I would just like to totally agree with the person who posted below me 100%, except for one little thing... the Euclid High School is far from being the best school...
Submitted by student on January 17, 2012

Euclid can be the worst and the best. At Euclid it doesn't matter weather your child is in honors or not, your child WILL get bullied even by complete strangers. Euclid at the same time has some very great teachers, but because of the student behavior there abiltes are downsized. No one will stop the consent harassment or anything, its daily. Its very stressful in high school in general but Euclid adds x2 the drama, seeing that the parents refuse to do anything about the student behavior. If you want to see your child stressed and bullied go to this school, if not I would go somewhere else. I would know because I am a student, soon I will be going to online home schooling.
Submitted by student on May 30, 2011

I am a student at EHS i think this school is having so many problems such as inappropriate cursing, excessive behavior, and disrespect. I think the kids moving from Eastern Cleveland, East Cleveland, Richmond Heights are the problem, thats why parents are taking their kids out of EHS into other schools. The teachers are great, they are not the problem its the students, sometimes i can't do my work because i a student wants to have the last word with a teacher its very sad. I just wish that if some of these kids would grow up in high school and not argue based on what they did they would have a better year without trouble.
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