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Submitted by parent on April 02, 2016
The district may have good scores and good graduation rates, but they are horrible about controlling bullying. We moved so our child would no longer be in the district. Our child was bullied so much that they became suicidal. Sadly, very little action was taken. If you want your child to feel safe, this isn't the place for them to attend school.
Submitted by student on September 24, 2014
A great school, teachers, and overall great experience! A good quality education that really helped prepare me for college, unlike some other schools. Although I do agree with other comments about the favoritism due with the popular kids or those coming from money, I also think you will find that in most small towns, especially if you aren't from there.
Submitted by student on March 30, 2011
The school has great programs and some of the teachers really do care. But for the most part, the staff, even the secretaries, do prefer students and parents from rich families. If you aren't rich or white, you won't get much attention. My sister's experience there was more devastating as she was outcast for being an americanized Hispanic. She didn't fit in with the white kids or the Hispanics. She was left on the fringes without anyone, even staff reaching out to her. Parts of this school are really great though. They do all they can to keep attendance high, homework turned in and a clean, crisp appearance.