The food is not so good. They do not let us use the feilds in the back of the school before at lunch or after school, only in P.E. And some of the teachers aren't that good.but most are really good.so yea I think it an average high school with fights and stuff.
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Posted by a student on 09/30/09
It easy to blame the teachers as to why Mt.Eden is a bad school. Parents need to keep in mind that class are surpassing class size, funding is decreasing and yet teachers are expected to produce brilliant students? Of course teachers are stressed, their lessons can't even begin to deal with real issues
... Read more students face. As a former students I can say yes, there were bad moments but I was pushed by my teachers to do well. This year I will be graduating from a 4-yr university and applying to schools for a masters program. At Mt.Eden I was not the top of my class and received straight A's. Its a students choice to want to go to class and do hw. I believe my parents were a major factor to my academic success. Parents need to fight the state to change the schools, not point fingers at the teachers. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/24/09
many people believe that Mt. Eden is not a very good school. Yet, my four years attending this school I I enjoyed every single day. I recieved a wonderful education from teachers who pushed me to the limit, and broadened my knowledge. Yes, there are teachers who are not very good, but there are a lot
... Read more who are. If your child wants to challenge him or herself, let them. There are many teachers here that want to see their students succeed, and commit themselves to doing so. Many teachers there will forever be appreciated from me. Read less
Posted by a student on 01/10/09
Both my son and daughter were exposed to many things at this school such as gangs, drugs, and bullying. The teachers could care less and parents are not involved. I became so distant to my teenage kids that I was worried they wouldn't graduate. This school has a lot of bad influences and not enough role
... Read more models. The district needs to put more effort in these kids academicly so that they have a future to look forward. I am currently not happy with their system. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/02/08
I am a parent of a student who recently graduated from Mt. Eden High School . To parents of students attending this school, please watch your child. There are a lot of staff in this school who care less about the education of students. I am not sure what goes on in this school, but sometimes as a parent
... Read more I felt so lost and my child too. I had to follow all of my childs class from his freshman year to senior year. I am so happy he will no longer be apart of this school. I really feel that the public school is not improve enough and that students are getting lost in the system if parents don't step up and follow their child until graduation. Mt. Eden HS needs lots of improvements when it comes to the educational success of our students. Parent of a 2008 graduate Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/07/08
I really agree with this parent. First of all, its the child's choice whether or not they want to fail or not. I've just got accepted to a UC and there are teachers who arent very good but there are other teachers who are good. You have to deal with it. I dealed with it and look where I am.
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Posted by a student on 06/08/08
mt.eden is he worst school ever! i will never or ever recommend anyone to attend this school.this school is know help to there students there very rude as far as the teachers go students are outrageously disrespectful theres know control at all at this school they dont set the children up for success
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Posted by a parent on 05/27/08
I am a proud parent of two Mt. Eden graduates both now at UC's. Through the years I have met excellent teachers and my kids have experienced an outstanding AP program. There have been some teachers who are ineffective in teaching and those teachers are no longer there. The faculty is willing to work
... Read more out any issues between parents/students/teachers. They have some excellent programs such as choir/band and art. Also their sports program will be improved in the coming years. Badminton and tennis are great. I think the school could use more school spirit between the students and faculty and unite as a whole. A parent group must be formed to help solidify the communication gap between the parents and students. There are a lot of wonderful opportunities coming next year to this school and with my youngest, I'll be there to do my part. Mt. Eden Parent Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/06/07
The students there are very nice and the atmosphere is very great!
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Posted by a student on 06/19/07
If your child is focused, this is a great school. The teachers genuinely care about their students. But there are exceptions including counselors. Keep in touch via email, phone calls and conferences with your student's teachers and counselor. Check your kids attendance bimonthly. There is no truancy
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Hayward schools — Mount Eden High School is located at 2300 Panama St, Hayward CA 94545. 2300 Panama St is in the Glen Eden neighborhood and 94545 ZIP code in Hayward, CA The school district for Mount Eden High School is the Hayward Unified School District. Mount Eden High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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