Rhinelander High School

665 Coolidge Avenue

School District

Rhinelander
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:17
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on May 18, 2023

This school is a great school for your kids to go to the the teachers are very nice and great to work with.
Submitted by other on January 30, 2017

Okay so my entire 4 years at this school was a very bad experience. First my freshmen year I came down with mono like 2 months in and had it for the entire duration of that year, they then got social services involved and had me removed from my home for 2 years where I was bounced around that entire time. Then my senior year they decided the second semester in that they were going to put me in what they call the "green school" where they put "delinquents". And I had been doing fine there but then like 2 months before the end of the year the system decided to erase my progress in the program. Then one day a week before I turn 18 they decided to not let me in one day wouldn't even let me call my mother to get a ride again. I lived 10 miles from the school. Then the following week they sent me a truent fine for $50 after I had turned 18. They completely failed me. They don't take the time to make an effort to help the people that need it they just cast them aside. The funny thing is I had decided to go get my GED that summer and I got it in a third of the time that it takes averagely for people. Then the following fall the high school sends me a letter wanting me to come back and finish my "education". This place is an honest joke of a school. They put more money into needless things such as sports then putting it towards helping kids who need extra help.
Submitted by parent on September 11, 2012

Options are limited academically, but they encourage your kids to do extracurricular activities. Love all the technology, but really way to much on the sports aspect of life. I don't feel the kids are challenged enough, or that the teachers make the kids learn.
Submitted by student on January 13, 2010

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