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Submitted by parent on March 20, 2024
If your child has a disability don't send them there, they'll try and get the child out of the school as quickly as they can. Also switched schools for my daughter due to multiple issues of sexual harassment. School doesn't allow children's counselors to come
Submitted by other on April 01, 2021
Decent school but doesn't set students up for the future. Skills like innovation and imagination aren't taught. Classes are filled with busywork and doesn't properly assess ones knowledge. The counselors are counseling many students at one time, which has multiple negative impacts. It seems like all teachers having different teaching methods and doesn't accommodate to each individual. I noticed a lack of motivation/drive in students when it comes to academics. The environment and community is great.
Submitted by parent on March 07, 2018
This school is way too big. Children who aren't in the AP classes are left behind. It seems that Heritage wants to compete with SASA, but that isn't what they are supposed to be: They are supposed to be a public school which is concerned for all students.
Submitted by other on June 28, 2017
Easily the top High School in the area for academics and athletics. The teachers are great, the IB Program is something that no other schools around offer, and the quality of learning is above the area's other schools.
Submitted by other on January 31, 2016
Your average public school with typical liberal progressive agenda, major focus on sports at the expense of academics.
Submitted by student on November 19, 2014
This was a quality institution while I attended; the teachers were both friendly and performed well at their job.
Submitted by student on April 21, 2014
Heritage has more to offer than other schools in Saginaw County. The International Baccalaureate classes and Advanced Placement courses provide students with a top-notch curriculum. The diverse student population is the best! And the after school opportunities (clubs, band, choir, orchestra, sports, drama, etc) can't be beat!
Submitted by other on July 30, 2012
I have a grandson who will attend the school in the Fall. I am particularly interested in all aspects of the school.
Submitted by parent on April 25, 2010
As a parent and teacher I would grade Heritage High School an A+ In any category related to education. The administrators, counselors and teachers are 100% behind the success of every student at Heritage. Their learning facilities are the best in Saginaw County as well as their athletic facilities. The security around the high school is as good as it gets and students are made to fail safe. The only difficulties I see involve the student-parent relationships in which parents do not provide the student with the educational facilities and supervision they need at home.