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Submitted by parent on July 11, 2014
We did not need to be a D school, and if we not have a federal safety net stopping us from dropping multiple grades we would be an F school. We had a great principal who was making progress, then replaced with a young woman who stayed in the office talking with the staff all day. Twice I seen her turn away free help from the state offering to train teachers on how to get better scores. TWICE, and that's just what I seen. Our science teacher said they tried helping us all year but the principal wouldn't even talk with them. We need help. Bad teachers stay because they are related to people in the district office. This was the worst year ever. Does anybody care cept me?
Submitted by parent on April 23, 2014
The worst school to take your child.The teachers hits the students and get away with it. The teachers most of the time don t send out dates that students don t go to school. Stuff are rude and don t keep up with paper works of the students. Take your kids somewhere else this school need to be shut down!!!!! Not a happy parent at all
Submitted by parent on January 22, 2014
worst school in all of the staff are related and are related to the students. So if you are from out of town your child will not be giving a fair education or treated good crossroad is good or just pay for your childs education robert f munroe its worth it