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Submitted by parent on March 20, 2024
You get out what you put in. I have had 4 of my kids attend this school. There is a wide variety of classes, activities, clubs, sports available. My kids who took advantage of these opportunities really enjoyed high school. The academics also offered them every opportunity to attend any college they wanted to go to. My kids have all scored very well on the ACT, so the school is doing something right. All 3 of my kids that have graduated or are graduating have been offered academic scholarships. The school isn't going to do the work for you but all of the pieces necessary to be successful are here if you are willing to work hard.
Submitted by parent on March 26, 2022
Great schoolMy daughter is an 11th grader and this is her 3rd year in this school.
Submitted by parent on March 25, 2021
Both of my children went here and took AP classes and were among the first graduating class for AP. With that being said, I feel that this school also has many challenges that an overwhelmed counselor will easily miss if parents are not on top of what’s going on with their kid. Bullying can easily be avoided/demolished if the school had more staff and a designated therapist to help hormonal teens express their feelings. However, it is a great launchpad to what college life will be like and my children had no problem moving on to a large university and finding friends.
Submitted by student on January 11, 2021
Amazing School Would recommend too anyone just a tiny bit too much homework.. Other then that the teachers are amazing, the coach's are very supportive.. There is a little bit of teenage vaping, and cutting class but no bullying or harrasment I would recommend this school too anyone.
Submitted by parent on October 16, 2020
Excellent all around. It is a big school with something for everyone who wishes to maximize experience.
Submitted by student on August 30, 2019
This school was terrible. I did not feel safe.
Submitted by other on July 07, 2018
10+ love it! Teachers really care for the kids
Submitted by student on January 28, 2018
I don't feel safe at this school
Submitted by parent on December 31, 2017
School is safe and prepares kids for college.
Submitted by other on September 27, 2017
Coronado high school is the worst high school in Henderson Nevada .my child comes home every day telling me that this school is racist . This school DOESN'T know how to treat EVERY student equal . The white privallage at this school is ridiculous and unacceptable . I am extremely disappointed with this school . I am taking action on removing my child from such a stereotypical school .
Submitted by parent on June 23, 2017
Very good school. Child is entering 11 grade and has has a very good experience here. The AP Academy is awesome. I have another child that will be entering in as a freshman in 2017-2018. She is excited to be entering this high school. Good students. The teachers could do a little more with helping the students, but in their defense, they have to deal with 25-30 students in every class. My cild has not seen any drugs, "real" fights, and most of the students are smart and like to learn. Of course, it makes a big difference what kind of children your children are hanging around.
Submitted by parent on May 31, 2017
Sadly though the school is in a nice area it is filled with drugs, fights, and kids clearly on their way to jail. Though administration tries, they can't get a handle on it. Having to send my child to this school has been one of the most horrible decisions I have made.Sadly sports are limited to only the chosen few and clubs are limited, so students needing better peers and opportunists are out of luck. Counselors have offered no help or support. Special Education teachers are very helpful, but regular staff is rude and unaccommodating. The size of the campus and student body makes it unmanageable.
Submitted by parent on December 18, 2015
If you want your kids to attend a high school that is rampant with several groups of wanna-be gang banger thugs who thrive on starting confrontations, carry weapons (guns) outside of school, jump people, rob people, deal drugs & threaten people inside and outside of campus and at football games, (going by names such as Porkchop, TayTay, Jaybird), that school admin is completely aware of and flat out ignores, then this is the school for your kids! (Side note: Heroine and other drugs are a scourge among the other group of students from wealthy families.) The administration does absolutely nothing about these groups or this issue but turn a blind eye as they and their "monitors" sit and watch by the sidelines while these groups of thugs blatantly bully students in the lunch room, hallways and common areas. Apparently instigating fights on campus, spitting on fellow students and stepping up on them and pulling the "race card" as an excuse for their thug behavior and bullying students is perfectly acceptable and allowed. The ONLY time that school admin steps in is after the fact when fists have been thrown! Forget the admin being proactive and stepping in when they see this about to happen and preventing it in the first place by following the school districts Policy 5137. I have never been so disgusted with a school and its administration in my life!
Submitted by parent on October 31, 2015
Great School. Teachers involved with students they keep you up to date on grades and performance. Band, Choir, Sports win awards every year. One of the best Public High Schools in Nevada.
Submitted by student on May 15, 2015
I went to Coronado for about 2 months before I left. The first day I walk into my 6 classes every teacher said who are you and what do you want. The teachers are beyond rude and they aren't good ate teacher either. My math teacher did not teach the way she was suppose to be teaching the students. She didn't even ask the students if they needed help or didn't get anything. I got a deans referral from my bio teacher because I walked out of class. And the reason why I walked out was because I asked to go to the bathroom and she said no repeatedly and i said its a emergency and she still said no. In my defense, it's in my right to go to the bathroom when it's a emergency. Off to the side, the students there are so rude everyone acts like their better then everyone else. This school does not deserve a 9 star rating.
Submitted by parent on March 04, 2015
I do not recommend Coronado to anybody. This school is terrible and one of the worst decisions I have made in my life to come here. They are unfair in the athletics and give special treatment to coaches kids. I won't go in detail but it's terrible. They come up with any excuse to make. If you're thinking about coming to Coronado... DONT.
Submitted by parent on February 05, 2015
I have never been more frustrated with a school department as I am right now with Coronado's Math Department. I hate playing the race card and I would like to hope that in this day and age I wouldn't have to but NO ONE wants to help my African American daughter succeed in the Math program! She goes to tutoring, I see her studying the whole nine yards the teacher does not seem to care about her efforts or her struggles. I took it a step further and spoke to her counselor she was completely uncaring and unwilling to point me in the right direction to help my child! No wonder the education system in Nevada is scored so poorly...The teachers and Administrators DONT CARE! Coronado is supposed to be one of the best schools in Nevada - Is this a joke? Please get some caring knowledgeable, educated teachers and administrators in place to help our children succeed! They are our future after all!
Submitted by parent on January 20, 2015
Sports are based on if you are a Mormon and how much money you give coaches in "gifts". Academics are based the same along with giving into ethnic threats to gain wanted needs. Math department is the worse that I have seen and dealt with anywhere. They would rather see failing than passing no extra effort on the teachers side. The counselors have NO regard for students unless connected in the inner circle. If you are willing to have a frustrated student and settle for many disappointments this school will help you meet those goals.
Submitted by parent on October 27, 2014
Even though Coronado competes with magnet schools and private schools in the number of National Merit Semifinalists each year, our football team gets more publicity than the 5-10 students who have just scored in the top 1% of all high school students. Zero mention of their names. Newest principle has mentioned he doesn't want other kids to feel inferior.
Submitted by other on August 27, 2014
I've always heard great things about Coronado. Before transferring I heard they were number one in the valley. Coronado supposedly had great teachers, a lot of school spirit, awesome programs, and barely any student conflict. When the school year started I quickly realized how inaccurate everyone was. This school has way too many students, therefore the teaching isn't the best nor the programs. I also quickly realized how arrogant the teachers and the students are. Majority of the people at this school are not welcoming at all and act like they're superior to everyone else. This school does have a ton of school spirit, but that's about it. The school overall is a pretty average school in everything else, even though everyone at Coronado is convinced they're the best. Personally, I recommend sending your child to attend a school in the Summerlin area. Bishop Gorman Roman Catholic School, Faith Lutheran Christian School or either Palo Verde would be better a choice in my opinion. The area is just as nice and I personally think the people at these Summerlin schools are way more likable/nicer than the staff/students at Coronado.