Romulus Senior High School

9650 Wayne Road

School District

Romulus Community Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:24
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 16, 2025

This school is worse than a jungle. They fight all the time. The principal and assistant principal are jokes. They talk really smart to the kids. I've personally witnessed it. The don't follow up. Most of the kids at this school are horrible. The teachers are useless. Kids have to continue watching their grades cause they are always marked for missing assignments even if they are turned in. Do yourself a favor and keep looking for a reputable school for your child.
Submitted by other on November 11, 2024

I can honestly say it was an experience that left much to be desired. The school may have its supporters, but I can't ignore the many glaring issues that plague this institution. First, the administration is a joke. They seem more interested in maintaining appearances than actually listening to students and addressing concerns. Whether it’s disciplinary issues or the lack of meaningful communication with parents, it often felt like the school's leadership was just going through the motions rather than trying to make any real improvements. The facilities are outdated, and it’s obvious that maintenance isn’t a priority. The classrooms feel cramped and neglected, and basic resources like functioning technology and updated textbooks are hit-or-miss. It's as if they’re still living in the past while other schools are adapting to the future. On top of that, the teaching staff is inconsistent. Some teachers are passionate and dedicated, but too many just seem to be coasting through their careers. Instructors who actually care are far outnumbered by those who are simply collecting a paycheck, leading to a lackluster educational experience for the students. Don’t expect any individualized attention here — it's all about quantity over quality. To make matters worse, the school culture is toxic. There’s a serious lack of inclusivity, and bullying is often overlooked or dismissed by staff. It’s disappointing to see a school with so much potential fall short on fostering a positive, supportive environment for its students.In short, Romulus High School fails to deliver on the promise of providing a solid education and a positive school experience. If you’re considering sending your child here, you might want to explore other options first.
Submitted by parent on August 10, 2023

Romulus high school has really went down for the worst!!! Do not recommend
Submitted by other on February 22, 2014

I'm a proud class of 1999 graduate. This was a great school and i would send my kids here any day if the week. Sure all schools have there problems but i never felt threatened to come here or go to the games any events. We had great teachers. By the way if there are any spelling errors blame it on the phone. I am very competent and can spell. I even left here and went on to become interested in college when i had no plans on doing so. I can't speak for how the school is now but times have changed and so have the parents and students. If your one of those parents who didn't get discipline at home and don't discipline your kids now don't expect to send your kids to school and ask the teachers to perform a miracle. A teachers job is to teach and parents are supposed to be involved in that process more than the teachers. They spend about an hour per teacher but how much time with the parents? So don't blame the teachers because it's the parents and students.
Submitted by other on April 01, 2013

This School worked wonders in helping me heal from my experiences in Catholic Elementary School. I really appreciated the Science Classes, they educational methods wee ahead of their times during the 1970s. The Student Movement transformed the School with the help of the Teachers into a more progressive system much like Collage where we could choose our curriculum based on our interests and needs.
Submitted by parent on July 26, 2011

The school has turned around in the last year! The students have a new sense of pride and most are thinking about their post secondary options. The graduating class earned over $ 2 million dollars in scholarship money. They even made AYP this past school year! But they definitely need more parents to get involve to help out.
Submitted by parent on December 22, 2010

This school is horrible, horrible, horrible. There is not very much diversity. A third of the school are caucasians, and the rest are african americans. The discipline from the teachers is herendous! The classrooms get out of control according to my daugher, and some of the teachers don't know how to handle the students! People get out their I-Pods, and cameras in class and do whatever they feel like. If I were you, I would not send your child to this school.
Submitted by other on February 22, 2010

Many times parents at RHS are the problem, not the students! Not MY daughter, Not MY son, seems to be the song sung by many parents when discipline is administered! Students at RHS are great kids! As in any school there are some poor teachers, but overall RHS teachers are encouraging and top rate. They help struggling students and challenge higher academic students. Extra curricular activities are available to all students! There is even after school busing for students staying for tutoring etc. The diversity at RHS prepares students for the Real World. Visit RHS any time. Walk the halls. Have a great lunch in the Eagles Nest. And if you missed the Drama Club production of Cinderella you missed seeing devoted and talented students at their best.
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