Sterling High School

308 East Washington Avenue

School District

Sterling
Grade

7-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:12
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by student on March 17, 2024

This school is very big on last name status. If you don't have the perfect Christian white family, you aren't welcome. All the teachers push religion on you and are very snooty. There's absolutely no diversity at this school. All white people. The security at this school is a solid 1/10. Yeah they have cameras, but they don't check them. The ego the staff has is bigger than their foreheads. This town shouldn't have a school perioid.
Submitted by parent on April 26, 2023

Very good school, has lots of options and great teachers.
Submitted by student on May 06, 2021

Nice one on one time, and the debate team just can't lose. I know I summed that up quickly but I mean other than above average test scores and amazing musical programs including a recording studio available for student use, the school is fairly quaint. In my experience everyone is fairly respectful.
Submitted by student on May 06, 2021

This schhol is trash bruh da food is plastic, even worse though, not even edible. We don't learn anythjing the teachers just give us work and say go due rtomorow . boys arnt treated equal and its not a good school
Submitted by student on February 13, 2013

Sterling is a fabulous High School. Great small size, bullying has never been an issue! The Debate/Forensics, Music, and Art programs are excellent and have great success, and focus on working with each student participating in the art individually. The sports programs are getting better as the years go on. The academics is fabulous. Great qualified teachers, who take time to help each individual to be successful. You can't go wrong by letting your teenager attend SHS.