Ware County High School

700 Victory Drive

School District

Ware County
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:16
Type

public

School Map for Ware County School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on January 15, 2025

This school only cares about you fitting into a box. Anyone that steps outside that are seen as a nuisance. They do nothing for threats or bullying. They brush most things under the rug and pretend like there is no problem. Some of the teachers do really care but others do the minimum and aren't helping kids learn. The teachers and admins pick their favorites and everyone else they could care less about. The education that is provided is barely average even in advanced classes. They do nothing to challenge students and focus on pushing kids through and teaching to the test. If you have any other option, do not send your kids to school here.
Submitted by parent on March 19, 2018

My son was able to take classes to help him choose a career. He was in classes with students from all walks of life. He felt like he was treated fairly and that others were treated fairly too. I would recommend this school to anyone.
Submitted by parent on July 07, 2017

to much bulling , and nothing being done all in who u know there.
Submitted by other on May 02, 2017

This school has always treated SOME students unfairly. The teachers congregate and stand against the students. There are TEACHERS that bully the students and nothing is done about that. When the school is confronted, they stand undivided against the child. My child attempted suicide and tries to maintain, but the teachers are no help...and actually had one teacher tell my child she was worthless. Ha! I hate this school. Always have, always, will!
Submitted by parent on February 22, 2017

WCHS provides a plethora of opportunities for students to excel and develop both skills and academics. The administration is very responsive to student and parent concerns. In every area of academics, athletics, fine arts, and a host of extra curricular learning opportunities the motivating theme is student success.
Submitted by student on August 12, 2011

I believe ware county was unfair to me as student, my learning experience was pitiful at best, discouraging at worse, the school has a weird program where even though you have minimum credits to be a senior or a junior if you lacked one two of three credits in math or English you were retained in the tenth grade, not only that I wasn't allowed to take the Georgia high school graduation test! because I lacked ONE MATH CREDIT! I was in tenth grade for TWO years until I got sick of it and switched to Tifton county high school this semester thanks alot ware county you nearly driven me to ruin my life.
Submitted by parent on April 17, 2009

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