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Submitted by parent on August 10, 2024
I would not recommend this school for anyone. The administration is awful and do not care about their students. The courses offered are mediocre at best. The school likes to act like they are offering something special, forcing students to apply for a program that everyone is accepted into and is offered at many neighboring districts. I cannot think of a single nice thing to say about this school. A place to send your kids to be discriminated against but not to be educated at.
Submitted by student on April 30, 2021
I thank god all the teachers at this school because some of the teachers and staff and Northglenn high school are super super nice and super helpful. Yesterday some students from Northglenn High school punched me but thank god there was a teacher that works at Northglenn High school by the red light by where these kids started punching me and than god she stopped and asked if I was ok and she also gave me a ride and she walked me to student relations where also these staff members are supper nice and helpful. I thank these staff members and teachers that helped me out in that terrifying day of my life.
Submitted by student on October 27, 2019
I love this school. I'm proud to go to a school with some real history and culture, and though it hasn't been perfect, going to Northglenn high school has impacted me positively.
Submitted by student on January 30, 2018
All my siblings went to Northglenn and had a fantastic experience. The academics are very well taught by great teacher who take their time to help a student if the need them. The choice to be apart of STEM is wonderful because not many schools have that program. Having AP and CP classes is a wonderful way to help students prepare for college and have them earn a college credit. Also, having the choice to go tour colleges and being apart of a pre-collegiate plan is great for kids to decide their future.
Submitted by parent on March 09, 2013
3/9/2013 My child was accepted into their new STEM program. I've been at the school at few times: it's ENORMOUS! I'll be honest and say I've heard some stories about gang type activity: hope it's not true. There are a lot of hispanic kids there and hoping it isn't as bad as in So Cal, where we moved from. Any info a current student/teacher or parent can give me to give me some ideas/support? My child is Asperger's and bright, but socially awkward and I'm very concerned. NHS is NOT in our area, so I have to drive back and forth daily. Thanks Amber