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Submitted by other on January 24, 2021
I used to go here about two years ago and ever since they got the new principal everything has gone downhill. The principal tries to make so many changes and new rules that are either way too strict or just plain stupid. For example, if you're literally 10 seconds late to your first hour class the principal told the teachers that the student is not allowed to stay in that class and they would end up sending them to the cafeteria for the entire period. How is a student supposed to learn if they aren't even allowed to be in class for being 10 seconds late to class? I was always on time but this would happen to a lot of students while I was in class. They would end up getting so far behind because of this rule that they would end up falling the class. That's just one example of a rule that was implemented into the system. They bully special kids that can't defend themselves. They would always yell at them and be extremely aggressive to them. This school is one of, if not, the worst in Rogers.
Submitted by other on October 23, 2016
This is an awesome school! Great school spirit and the best staff!
Submitted by parent on October 12, 2015
My older son went here & now my 2nd son is going to Heritage, for the most part, I think it's a good school. No school is perfect but there are a lot of opportunities here & the kids seem respectful. I haven't noticed that "better than" felling here.
Submitted by other on May 21, 2015
They don't really care about the students it looks like. They yell at the students like their nothing to them.
Submitted by parent on March 21, 2014
I couldn't have asked for better staff to be involved with my autistic son's IEP team. The VP, the counselor, the speech path, and my absolute favorite, his resource teacher, have all worked hard with me, for him. All making sure my son learns and thrives in this school. He's graduating this year, and I couldn't be any prouder of the man he's become, and the progress he's made, thanks to the help of these kind people!
Submitted by other on February 22, 2012
I'm glad that I went to Rogers Heritage high School. I had a great time on the basketball team. Plus meeting new people and new friend. Thank you god for putting I in this school. I love this school it was one of my favorite school I went to in my life. I miss going to the school.
Submitted by parent on January 24, 2012
If you have a student with disabilities please think twice before sending your child to this school. I find that they would rather work with policy rather than work with the students needs. A childs needs will change as they grow and the changes need to be addressed whether it be they neeed more assistance or less assistance. I found this school to be lacking when it comes to adjusting to a childs needs. They leave these children to fend for themselves with the other students who can be bullies. When a child just can't adjust to being left to fend for themselves they weren't willing to help. They told my child just learn to deal with it which is not what you tell any child who comes to you for help. My child has issues that include a sensitivity to too many people and when I asked for help they refused to make any changes for her. They also refused to let me come to the school so I could observe for one day in her classroom so I could request better changes for her. I am looking into a school who is more willing to work for the student rather than policy. Please think twice before sending your student here.
Submitted by other on September 29, 2011
For the students and band members who performed for my great aunt in granting her a last wish of seeing her grandson play with his band, I thank you. What a wonderful thing to see. Our families will be talking about this for the rest of our lives.