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Submitted by other on February 02, 2025
I had a poor experience at this school.
Submitted by other on November 25, 2024
I did not like my experience attending this school.
Submitted by student on October 07, 2024
I wouldn’t recommend going to this school, they need to renovate and clean up.
Submitted by student on September 12, 2023
This school is really bad they need to renovate and clean up.
Submitted by student on April 09, 2019
I like my school the campus and the staff are really nice but a slacking on some things. Im reading through the comments and they're not accutate at all. I don't remember no Christian guy coming to speak. The dress codes are not that bad. And yea we care about our sports so what? That doesn't mean we don't care about our academics.
Submitted by parent on February 11, 2019
My kids continue to excel personally and academically! The teachers are excellent and take personal interest in each student
Submitted by parent on June 23, 2014
Awesome teaching staff great support and very involved ! So glad we made the change to go to Parchment also a great community!!
Submitted by other on August 26, 2013
To anyone who thinks Parchment is a great school for academically talented students, I can attest to how awful Parchment is towards it's KAMSC students. KAMSC students are forced to take three classes despite having to leave half-way through their third class due to a time constraint. The teachers in that third class then docked the KAMSC students participation points for only being there half the class. KAMSC kids at Parchment were not allowed to have a lunch period. Instead we had to eat lunch in transit to/from KAMSC. The environment Parchment creates for its students is not reflective of the real world nor introduces the students to a global world. Parchment is a strong supporter of Christianity and large cliques among students of the same youth groups form. This further propagates the small town mentality and most students leave closed-minded and already set in their ways, on the way to lower-middle-class America and never striving for more.
Submitted by other on August 26, 2013
1200 characters can't encapsulate the unsavory environment of Parchment High School. Play sports that aren't mens football & basketball? Don't expect any funding. Instead of learning in class, you'll do a lifetimes worth of crossword puzzles and word searches. Administration doesn't spend enough time on real problems, like theft during school, and instead focus on enforcing the dress code and hiring an inspirational Christian guest speaker who concludes his speech with a poor cover of Don't Stop Believin. Honors students are "recognized" with breakfasts that consist of stale food and speakers who try to convince them to stay in school. What can improve Parchment? Well, offering more challenging classes and electives that don't take place in the gym would be a decent start.
Submitted by other on July 15, 2013
Quite murderous. If you don't love your child and wish for them to perish, this is the school for them.
Submitted by student on November 10, 2011
i severely dislike this school system, this school system is way to focused on sports and not on academics. students who are not "perfect" students get shipped off to alternative schools. the assistant principle's dictatorship style made me feel disrespected and condescended. most of the teachers careless about the below-average students, some do take action to help, most just focus on the above average students. if you considering sending your child here DON'T!