Millbrook High School

251 First Woods Drive

School District

Frederick County Public Schools
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:13
Type

public

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Reviews

Submitted by other on January 05, 2016

The teachers at this school wouldn't be bothered to give me the time of day, nor did they care when myself and many of my other friends often were harassed or skipped school. Our choir director mocked a few girls openly in class, and would play favourites to the point where it was obvious that if you weren't one of his favourite students, you may as well have not existed. I got away with sleeping in class for three out of my four years there, and I know many students, myself included, who could, and would, just walk out of the building. The people who were supposed to care about us didn't, unless we were blatantly having problems, and oftentimes we were told to 'not let it get to us', when these problems were contributing to our mental health. Our sex ed is laughable--one of the brightest girls in my class had a child in her freshmen year--and I learnt more from a google search. This place is not somewhere where anybody should send their children.
Submitted by parent on August 27, 2013

Many of the teachers are so caring and go the extra mile to make sure their students' succeed. My kids enjoy the academics and the sports programs at the school. A special shout-out to Mr. Green who helped my daughter with math last year. Thank you.
Submitted by student on June 13, 2013

Millbrook High School is a step in the wrong direction. Academics here are the bare minimum. Teachers do not care about students and guidance counselors are nowhere to be seen. The place is a retention pool for white trash and great students are masked by the stink of the majority, who care nothing of their academics or the school itself. Classes have extremely low expectations and workload. The amount of students dropping out is surprising considering how easy classes are. Students here are not prepared for college and most end up working jobs instead of pursuing careers. The school's sex education program is comical. Mostly relying on urban legends and abstinence as opposed to teaching accurate information or safe sex. The SOL scores are abysmal as well. If you want your child to succeed in life, stay away from all Frederick County schools.