Nute High School

22 Elm Street

School District

Milton
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:8
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on March 09, 2022

this school is embarrassing. unexperienced who give out too much homework, bad staff members, and teachers who probably have mental health issues with how much they scream. please hire a new guidance counselor, she does not help and does not listen to anything a student has to say. god bless
Submitted by parent on January 10, 2019

This school failed my child. I wouldn't recommend this school until they get the proper resources the so desperately need in order to manage the high number of failing students.
Submitted by student on October 01, 2012

Hello, I'm going into my senior year of high school, and I honestly don't understand all the negative attitude towards this school. In my opinion, this school is really good, given it's size of course. I've been reading reviews and most of them are about how this school doesn't have much. Well, it really doesn't, but that's only because we can't afford it. The parents AND teachers are both truly commited to the school and the students, and being as there are a minimal amount of kids (300 - 500 in both middle and high school), the teachers and students connect better. I've been in a few different clubs that include drama, debate, and D&D. But, this school will not hesitate to let kids use their rooms and teachers (if need be) if they want to start a program. The only major issues about this school, are the damages in the basement (but it's closed off to students) and the internet capabilities. This school tries to challenge students in the best way possible and I'm honestly glad I moved here. I've been going to large schools my entire life, and this school (since I've been here for nearly 5 years) is amazing. If students applied themselves, they could really turn around this school.