Smithville High School

60017 Mississippi 23

School District

Monroe Co School Dist
Grade

PK, K-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on November 10, 2018

The policy of "if there weren't witnesses, then the bullying didn't happen" just adds to the strength of the bully. The "good 'ol boy" and cliques in the school are hard to combat and difficult for new students.
Submitted by parent on January 14, 2015

Great school,small town so smaller class sizes! Most teachers are hands on,athletics are a BIG part of our school and town, when it's game time for which ever sport, usually the whole town comes rather it be a home game or away,we support our sports programs and the team players as Well!!
Submitted by other on June 25, 2014

To me,this is the best shool to posibly go to.The teachers are really nice and treats us like we are family.It is a nice shool ,and the new buildings are good places to learn.We have fun and the teacher always include us and help us when we cant figure something out.I am so glad that I get to go there ,and now I actually love shool.
Submitted by other on June 28, 2011

Very good school to bring up your kid in! Teachers are great and treat the kids like family!
Submitted by parent on March 08, 2011

I love this school, my children attend this school and I would not pull them out of this school for anything. Yes there are teachers there that should not be there but that is at every school. The good teachers outweigh the bad!!
Submitted by parent on January 30, 2011

My kid loves this school. We want to move closer to my parents, but we will not take my kid out of this school!
Submitted by student on April 21, 2010

This is by far the most outstanding school in the entire state. I have moved around from school to school and have never liked any of them as much as I LOVE this one. Parnets, if your child needs an amazing school send them to this one. The teachers, the principles, even the other students all treat everyone with great respect. Once again I say this school is fantastic.
Submitted by other on April 06, 2010

I'm a former student of this school. The good: The small town atmosphere and tradition of multiple generations of families attending create and enforce a culture of respect and pride that I have seen in no other instutution. The sports programs are generally excellent. The bad: That same small town atmosphere has its own drawbacks, including religious persecution for some. That is not unique to this school, of course. The ugly: Academics (or, lack thereof.) The curriculum being taught at the senior level here is fairly equivalent to what's taught to junior high/ underclassmen in suburban schools in other parts of the country. I base this on what I experienced as a student in multiple districts (military fam), and my observations since working in the field of education.
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2008

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Submitted by parent on February 10, 2008

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