Macon County High School

2550 Days Road

School District

Macon County
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:14
Type

public

School Map for Macon County School District

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Reviews

Submitted by student on August 16, 2015

the new principal wont let us wear what we use to be able to wear and is making us bsically buy new clothes and wont give us time to get them he thinks i has to be dont now not later now and is stressing people out bc of it teachers dont even like him they act like it towards him but they tell students different
Submitted by other on June 02, 2014

I am a student at MCHS and it sucks! This school is like a prison. We don't have anything fun to look forward to. They took everything away. The food they feed us is awful. They are more worried about PDA and dress code than education. There isn't really any teacher there that I feel comfortable talking to. This school cares about nothing. We are a number on a test score sheet. We have no name.
Submitted by student on October 16, 2013

Other than having teachers that do not want to educate, there is nothing that can get us, the students, excited about going to school. Pep rally's, exciting fundraisers, and caring faculty were the best ways that made my freshman year great... However, the principal took a turn for the worse and cut EVERY fun concept, for "test scores". If kids do not want to come to this school, how will the test scores ever excel? If it weren't for my friends at this school, I would definitely transfer schools in a heartbeat. My mother, father, and brother went to Macon High and loved it! Too bad, I have to say I didn't.
Submitted by student on April 09, 2013

Honestly I think MCHS could do a lot better. I'm currently a student and I regret ever coming here. The teachers care more about our dress code and name tags more than our education. I come to school to get a better job and/or go to college in the near future, not impress everyone by the way I dress. Macon County School Board should worry more about our education, people are starting to regret coming to this school.