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Submitted by student on September 19, 2024
This school has the most unnecessary and strict policy and they know it. Students are not treated fairly.
Submitted by student on September 05, 2024
This school is unnecessarily strict and have stupid rules that dont even give kids their freedom. They like to make everyone's like, student and teachers harder.
Submitted by student on August 05, 2024
My experience at this school right now feels like hell, other peers want you to fail while the teacher has put hands on a student in 2024. little to no effort put into the classes, and tons of homework, very self centered classes and the counselors do a great deal of making you feel left out. although nice academically this school has given people the worst experience anywhere. Ap classes are good, but everything sucks in opposition.
Submitted by parent on July 09, 2024
WOW! What an experience. Both of my children attended Webb for a span of ten years. We have been extremely blessed. Both students received noteworthy scholarships to college. They were both extremely prepared via integrity, work ethic, resilience, grit, public speaking, optimism, and the ability to "tune out the noise" and focus. Both tested out of many freshmen-level courses in their said universities. They immediately embraced their new roles in college and knew how to study and succeed. They both value diversity and global education and wanted that in college as well after attending Webb. I could not have asked for a better experience or financial investment in their futures than The Webb School!
Submitted by parent on June 16, 2024
Frisco ISD. Very good school, nice building My son loved it
Submitted by student on October 24, 2023
Best school recommend join nows r r
Submitted by parent on September 15, 2022
I have 2 kids in this school and both are unhappy. I as a parents have many complains too with certain things are made too complicated.
Submitted by parent on February 27, 2022
Great staff who genuinely care for success of their students, and who often go above and beyond their job duties, dedicate extra time to students to enhance learning process.
Submitted by parent on April 21, 2021
2 of my children graduated from Heritage in 2018, they were accepted into SMU for their good grades and this May 2020 they will graduate from SMU!
Submitted by parent on October 06, 2018
After documenting a problem at the school, administration did not get back to us for a week and then did not follow up with the system that they put in place to support our child. If you have no issues, you will be satisfied with the school in general.
Submitted by teacher on January 07, 2018
The atmosphere at this school is really positive and there is a real care for the families of the kids and the teachers as well.
Submitted by other on August 23, 2017
The rating of this school has suddenly dropped to 6 which is unrealistic for this school. Does anyone know why the rating has dropped this much?
Submitted by other on December 25, 2016
Independence is one of the newest high schools in Frisco ISD and already stands out in terms of academic, music and sports performance.
Submitted by parent on August 13, 2016
Our daughter completed her Freshman year at Independence HS in 2015/2016 and had a great year. The school was great at helping the freshman adjust to HS life. She joined the basketball team and adapted to the increasingly difficult curriculum. I have nothing but great things to say about Independence, and our 8 years as a family in Frisco ISD.
Submitted by student on August 10, 2016
This school is way too strict. The administration and teachers take the fun away from high school. You will get a good education but you will hate going to school in Frisco. No one can mind there own business, because people is worried about everyone but themselves. This is partially because Frisco keeps their schools so small. High schoolers are treated like kids instead of young adults.