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Submitted by student on June 16, 2024
I’ve been at Whitehall all my life I finished this year but they need to add some kind of thing where their is no biased in play and they need a counselor that deals with staff bullying students I was bullied harassed and more by staff I’ve never felt more unsafe and uneasy in my life because of the madness they put me through and I feel like it’s just became an unsafe place to be for anyone who has iep and my friends also agree that it gets old that the school is just plain bullys
Submitted by student on November 29, 2014
I was a student of Whitehall, graduating in the year 2013 and my experience in Whitehall was horrible. I always felt like the students didn't really listen to the students and many of them really had no idea what they were even talking about. Sure some teachers were much better than others, and they all made up for the crappy ones but overall my experience was awful. It also helpoed that the lock downs and bomb threats were totally out of hand.
This is a great school!!!!!!!!!! I'm so happy with everything. My son is 11 years old and he is happy too.
Submitted by other on November 06, 2013
Recently found that students and staff don't have administration's respect. The old adage you have to give to receive applies here. Don't expect your child to grow as a person in this environment. Truly disappointed to find that what the community says turns out to be true. Academics count but if kids are treated like a number, they will learn no one cares about them and return the favor. Of course there are a few kids whose parents really take the time so this does not apply to the whole school but it certainly applies to more than it should. Congratulations to those staff that care and manage to survive in Whitehall school district. Since all the posts below are old I guess apathy goes hand in hand with the attitude. From a really sad grandmother.
Submitted by student on August 31, 2012
Enjoyed my time at WHS. Students should try to be with the happy and supportive groups of students that are typically in the music and honors programs. Many science class offerings highlight the school's focus. Students are mostly outgoing and have good relations with teachers, however, some loud behavior is apparent through hallways and buses. Teachers are not too strict but welcoming if you respect them. Although neighboring Parkland and CCHS have better reputations, WHS has a balance of size and diversity.