Romeo High School

62300 Jewell Road

School District

Romeo Community Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on August 27, 2024

We came from UCS and so glad we did. This is an amazing school and our child is thriving thanks to all the opportunities given. The building is absolutely beautiful.We are so glad to be part of the Bulldog community. We are very happy here. And she looks forward to school every year!My only suggestion is adding Italian French or Chinese to the German and Spanish for languages.
Submitted by parent on January 16, 2024

Romeo school board and superintendent are lazy and do not do anything to make this school better. The school failed majorly on the parent and student survey as people feel like the school is not providing a safe and well informed education. Teachers do not follow IEPs at all and the school has been turned into the department of education due to multiple suicides and ODs.
Submitted by parent on December 23, 2023

Very happy with this beautiful new school and all the opportunities offered here.
Submitted by parent on December 04, 2020

ADDRESS IS INCORRECT - 62300 Jewell Rd, Washington, MI 48094
Submitted by parent on September 22, 2017

This being our second year in the district I can say that I am impressed. The opportunities and technology are far ahead of other districts. The staff is warm and welcoming. The course selection is great, students can go to RETC for more options. I love that robotics is now offered at the high school. My one concern is that the building needs a lot of work. I do know there is a move planned, but leaking ceilings and pieces falling down need to be addressed and fixed.overall I find the staff and courses offered wonderful.Thank you Romeo High School for making my child's high school experience a positive one.
Submitted by parent on March 18, 2017

building problems -- ceiling falling down on students heads-only 2boys restrooms in working order- power goes out all of the time...teachers do not teach they sit on their cell phones or talk about them self all hour . My son is fed up with all of it ,he has pictures that prove to me he was telling the truth. .I.Just signed him up for on line classes Great Lakes Cyber School
Submitted by other on January 11, 2016

I don't understand why some of these ratings are so poor. The teachers I had at Romeo High School were some of the friendliest and most out going teachers. They were always willing to sit down and make sure students understood the materials, some even stayed well after class to work with the students on any problems they encountered. The student body is welcoming to all, it's a very safe school with a true sense of community. The school also offers a handful of AP courses. Those who wish to go above and beyond can join independent study or dual enrollment with Macomb Community College.
Submitted by student on January 14, 2015

I'm a freshman, and I've been in Romeo schools since 7th grade. I find Romeo High School, and even the entire school district horrible. I am not happy with the teachers. Many teachers choose favorites all the time. All of the funding for the school goes towards athletics. I know many students that would appreciate an elective that isn't engineering or athletic related. I've had other students say that perhaps there should be a photography elective, or a free, mandatory driver's training course. By the way, the bathrooms are nasty and unclean, the water fountains don't work half the time, and you can't even tell what you're eating for lunch because it's so hard to tell. Nobody really cares about you and you are invisible unless you're on the football or basketball team, or you're on the cheer team. Teachers don't treat their students with respect, and the students don't respect the teachers. In addition, I've had to walk to school for a mile in negative double digit numbers because the buses are never on time and they never close the schools. In my opinion, as a student, if you are going to send your children to a good school, SEND THEM ELSEWHERE.
Submitted by other on February 16, 2014

Wondering if this has anything to do with the new common core. TheBlaze.com reported: Dad Outraged Over Biology Homework That Stepped Way, Way Over the Line Let s say your high school freshman son or daughter asks for your help with a particularly difficult biology homework assignment. So you walk over, glance at the worksheet on DNA and blood type, and notice questions about a mother trying to determine the identity of her baby s father. Then question reads in part: She had the state take a blood test of potential fathers. Based on the information in this table, why was the baby taken away by the state after the test? Possible answers? Cab driver, bartender, flight attendant, and guy at the club. That was what Larry Basaj read on his daughter Audri s homework page from Romeo High School about 30 miles north of Detroit and he said he flipped.
Submitted by parent on February 27, 2013

I can't believe how nice some of these teachers are, it's crazy! This school is amazing my son went from d's and c's in Shelby to almost all a's, it's like magic. The principle is so friendly, same with the staff. The location Is also very nice.