Four of my children attend this school. They are all learning and thriving. As a matter of fact I hardly ever see my kids anymore. They spend most of their days on the campus.
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Posted by a parent on 09/16/09
I have just graduated from this school yesterday June, 10, 2009, and I have had some time to think about my past four years here.If you are moving out here or already live here in chino hills and thinking about sending your child here,do it.Don't hesitate, do it.This school has grown since it has opened
... Read more and is still growing in its academic programs and there is an excellent staff.They care about the students and in this past class alone, many students are going to excellent colleges, including 4 Ivy leagues. Your child will also excel in the performing arts here if they wanted to join or are already involved.The band is a great program in the three years since a new director was implemented.It has proven kids in band do better academically since our valedictorian was in band since elementary.Overall,this is a wonderful school for your child to attend. Read less
Posted by a other on 06/11/09
For the most part my daughter has accomplished what she needs to in her high school career. I think that the principal needs the get on track and relate more to his students. He is on the arrogant side and for all the education that he has received as an administrator he is not in tune with the teens
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Posted by a parent on 06/10/09
I'm a 2008 graduate of CHHS and believe that Chino Hills High provided me the best education I could receive. The opportunity for growth, development and leadership was limitless; there were countless student organizations, sports, academic organizations that were available to me. Although the school
... Read more was massive with nearly (maybe more than?) 3,000 students, I always felt that it was a small community. Some students feel that they blend into the school, but the opportunities are there and the faculty and staff genuinely care about the students and want everyone to be involved. Chino Hills High is a great school. Read less
Posted by a student on 03/30/09
I am a senior here at Chino Hills High and throughout my 4 years, this school has grown into something wonderful. For one,our academic courses are rigorous, but students still learn and manage. And our extra-curricular activities arer astounding. The band has blossomed and overcome many obstacles to
... Read more reach the point that they are at this year and will be great within a few years. The teachers here actually care about the students and help them because they want the kids to pass. The principal has great leadership and bonds with [most] students. The entire student body has an outstanding fill of school spirit and the students actively take part in the community. If I still live around here when my future children are entering high school, there is no doubt in my mind that I will send them to Chino Hills High rather than Ayala High School. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/05/09
I am a senior here at Chino Hills High and throughout my 4 years, this school has grown into something wonderful. For one,our academic courses are rigorous, but students still learn and manage. And our extra-curricular activities arer astounding. The band has blossomed and overcome many obstacles to
... Read more reach the point that they are at this year and will be great within a few years. The teachers here actually care about the students and help them because they want the kids to pass. The principal has great leadership and bonds with [most] students. The entire student body has an outstanding fill of school spirit and the students actively take part in the community. If I still live around here when my future children are entering high school, there is no doubt in my mind that I will send them to Chino Hills High rather than Ayala High School. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/05/09
A parent of a junior football player with a 3.8 Gpa & a sophmore spritleader with a 4.0 Gpa honers student very happy with the school. They have great trachers, staff, students, & parents.
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Posted by a parent on 01/04/08
Overall I believe the school is a good school. No school is perfect and there are a lot of students. Every year it gets more and more crowded. This is my daughter's fourth year. She has had good teachers, I'd say 90% of them were into their job. There's always a few that your not happy with. The principle
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Posted by a parent on 09/24/07
Im a student at chino hills high, it is the best school, with awesome teachers who offer help throughout there own time, and really care about their students.
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Posted by a student on 09/22/07
Overall Chino HIlls High School is a solid school. As a new high school, the district plans on major improvements for this high school. They have been given more opportunitities and benefits as compared to the older high schools in the respective area. Their programs are growing, but yet it is still
... Read more not up-to-par with their counterpart high schools. Their athletic programs are solid but are again, somewhat lacking. Their leadership program, as compared to other high schools in the area is not up-to-par. They have many academic programs similar to Ayala High School, Avid, Study Skills, etc. It's a growing school. The location is not a prime location, but it is still in Chino Hills, so overall it's good! Read less
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Chino Hills schools — Chino Hills High School is located at 16150 Pomona Rincon Rd, Chino Hills CA 91709. 16150 Pomona Rincon Rd is in the 91709 ZIP code in Chino Hills, CA The school district for Chino Hills High School is the Chino Valley Unified School District. Chino Hills High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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