Wonderful school, very nice with a lot of diversity and educational opportunities. Highly rated school and glad to be in it. Already 20 colleges on campus to recruit students.
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Posted by a parent on 10/09/09
Great API, great teachers, well-rounded education for teens
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Posted by a parent on 10/04/09
Not too big, not too small. Teachers really care. Lots of activities.
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Posted by a parent on 09/16/09
There is no school around this area that I would rather be at! This is my first year in Cupertino and I am loving it. Cupertino seems very united, and excited about school spirit (the teachers and the students) And they pretty much have a wide variety of classes of different levels. People say that Cupertino
... Read more ignores it's struggling students, which is not true! There is free tutoring after school in the library, and a class called tutorial that requires everyone to go get help from a teacher. But it also gives room for the star students to shine! The school is divided into cliques and groups, but most of them are non-stereotypical. But overall I would say everyone is very friendly. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/04/09
I'm a parent of a child who goes to CHS and i must say this this school has come a long way. My son is having a blast over at CHS. I have seen this school improve by leaps and bounds in the last 2+ years in particular. The new principal is great and has top notch leadership staff which i think has
... Read more worked for this school. CHS have amazing teachers, good students, overall conduct is very good. Most importantly the school offers challenging courses, diverse course selection, counselers are flexible and willing to help and last but not the least 'diverse extra curricular activities'. High achieving students from CHS have gotten into UCs and other top-notch universities which speaks of the quality and overall academic exellence this school provides. Go CHS!! Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/01/09
I m an ELD (English Language Development) student at CHS. To me, it s a great school. There aren t a lot of racisms here. Students are really friendly. You can be friend with anyone even if you re an ELD student. Compare to my middle school, people always teased and discriminated me because I'm an ELD
... Read more student. Consequently, I became shy and embarrassed when people asked what classes I have. When I transferred to CHS, I thought that students here are like the students at my old school. Hence, when people asked the same question, I avoided saying that I m an ELD student. I didn't want my high school life to be like my middle school life. But once, I accidentally said that I m an ELD student. I was surprised when my friends didn t say anything and were cool about that. Thank for that, I m not embarrassed of being an ELD student anymore. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/29/09
I am very, very happy with the school and the curriculum it offers. It would be nice if they could offer AP Physics(since my child is not much of a Bio fan). But overall its safe and a healthy atmosphere;students who want to pursue have lots of opportunities. the teachers are great and focused.
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Posted by a parent on 09/08/08
While CHS is not the highest achieving school in its district, it is still a great school to go to. Seriously, all those allegations that lower-achieving students are ignored are completely untrue. Most of the faculty and teachers are attentive and supportive and do not, I repeat, DO NOT let students,
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Posted by a student on 05/21/08
cupertino high school is a fairly challenging school that gives both moral education and academic excellence. it also gives the students a variaty of classes to chose from.
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Posted by a parent on 01/12/08
The classes are both challenging and fair. The students not doing well are the ones who do not try and receive extra attention as needed. Most of the time, however, they refuse the help. The successful students, though, go on into life and have great futures. I used to be a terrible student, with a
... Read more 1.4-ish GPA. I received help and worked hard, and ended my senior year with a 4.3 GPA!Cupertino High School is an amazing school. Read less
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Cupertino schools — Cupertino High School is located at 10100 Finch Ave, Cupertino CA 95014. 10100 Finch Ave is in the 95014 ZIP code in Cupertino, CA The school district for Cupertino High School is the Fremont Union High School District. Cupertino High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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