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Submitted by student on May 12, 2020
During the COVID-19 closure, the teachers and staff alike have been very lazy and ineffective at doing their job. In some instances, the instructors failed to even assign work. They also even failed to uphold what they schedule, ie: video calls with students. I feel that during this time, the staff and teachers' incompetency should be duly noted. Furthermore, the school has been extending the date in which student's can receive THEIR OWNED PROPERTY. During this time, many feel that the instructors and staff should be held accountable and be an example for the students further down the line.
Submitted by other on February 04, 2011
Actually I went to school here and I don't appreciate all the bad reps. Wapato gets sure it has its flaws but its actually a great community. It has diversity so many cultures. Sure the schools are totally great but they're not so bad. I've gone to Wapato my whole life and its gone pretty great I don't believe a school should get a bad reputation just because of a few rotten apples. I've seen so many different schools with articles about what programs they have and very few about Wapato. Wapato is basically based on cultures. At the middle school for example, they have peer mediation, 5 different clubs (A.Y.O.,M.E.Ch.A.,E.U.R.O., Indian, AND Cub Club). Also many teachers have tutoring programs so students get help after school. I believe that people should see the good in schools not just the bad. Don't knock it untill you've tried it.