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Submitted by other on April 27, 2021
My son graduated from this high school. At the time, the school was split along racial lines; that is, around 65% Navajo and about 20% Hispanic. The remaining 15% was mainly white, with a few Asians. The Navajo kids were friendly. The Hispanics more or less bullied the Navajos. The whites and Asians kept to themselves. A lot of the Navajo kids would drop out, or go to school intermittently, by their junior year.Teachers were for the most part, average. The good ones would only stay a couple of years to get experience, and then move on. When questioned, a few of the teachers could not answer a simple question about what their degree was in. I do not if they were being evasive or smart alecks. I think the former.Counselors were a waste of time. Heck, I knew more than they did about college admissions and college visits.The sports programs were disjointed from a lack of leadership (i.e., real coaches).Anyway, I am glad we moved before our second child started high school.