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Submitted by parent on January 19, 2012
If you have child in a IEP don't expect any real help also they let the other kid who are not in IEP make fun of the ones who are. As a parent they care less about what you think and use out of date material for some of the classes and if your kid is indian forget help because the JOM is the biggest laugh there is. They also think a D grade is good and will pass them just to get them out.. If you could rate them a negative it would be -10
Submitted by student on June 10, 2011
The faculty and administration fail on every level almost every time. They never admit any wrongdoing (even when it's proven they are at fault), and try to portray this image of perfection despite the glaring imperfections. Teachers, while some of them do try, are severely limited in what they can do. Some of the teachers incorporate their beliefs into the curriculum or show favoritism to students who share their beliefs or academically "punish" students who don't. Music and arts could be better funded in respect to their mediocre sports program. I don't recall seeing a football player trying to sell candy bars to raise funds for activities.
Submitted by other on February 10, 2011
When I went to Mannford just a few years ago, I really wasn't pleased with the school. Coming from a school that really worked with me and all my other classmates, I had hoped for the same here. The teachers were great, but the officials who should have done better did not, and I was almost expelled over a say-so that was not proved nor confirmed to be true. If a student can stay away from trouble-causing students, then Mannford isn't a bad place to be.