I love Pomona High School, it is the best school in Pomona, The staff is just wonderful!
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Posted by a student on 12/08/08
After teaching at Pomona High for many years I realized the students were not the problem here. The administration, top to bottom could care a less about anything other than ADA and test scores.
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Posted by a teacher on 09/18/08
As an alumi of Pomona High School, I have to say that my experience there was not that great. I think that they could have done a much better job and would have kept me and others in this same school not wanting to transfer to another school in the middle of the year
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Posted by a student on 07/21/08
That school has alot of community programs. Considering the neighborhood it does very well. 2nd best in that district.
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Posted by a other on 05/21/08
I really dont like this school I am currently attending Pomona High School and my expirience has been very bad. There is a lot of teachers that care as many that dont. There should be more academic opportunity such as avid for as many students, more people who care, and want the students to keep their
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Posted by a former student on 05/29/07
Pomona High School is a very good school. The teachers there teach well and students are learning so much from them. Pomona may not be the most perfect school... but its the best.
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Posted by a former student on 03/29/07
My child is currently attending Pomona High School and has done so for her entire high school career. She is currently in A.P. classes and is doing splendidly thanks to the great teachers of that school. I've compared the teachers at PHS with teachers of some other more 'elite' highschools in other cities,
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Posted by a parent on 02/18/07
This school is a very poor school and the children arent even learning anything. I know because I went to the school and so many students arent learning. The principal is a little better because there is a new one and some teachers care but the most of them really dont even care if you learn it as
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Posted by a former student on 02/02/06
Pomona High School has great staff and student body. It thrives on being the best it can be with very little resources available. The students that attend Pomona Senior High School deserve to prove they have the potential to be great achievers.
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Posted by a parent on 09/14/04
The Principal is very busy doing administrative things, however he is accessible through appointment. Depending on which teachers we speak of, for the most part many of the teachers are loving and teach well. They know how to deal with the students from the area and they are passionate about teaching
... Read more students how to learn, not forcing them to learn, but nurturing their willingness to try new things. There is not much of a parent force because of language barriers and it is a working community that has not turned to its schools in that way yet. Extracurricular activities are wonderful, sometimes they can be distracting to schoolwork, but moreover it complements the down to earth environment Pomona provides. Read less
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Vocation/Technical Curriculum
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Special Education Classes
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Adult Education Classes
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English as Second Language
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Pomona schools — Pomona High School is located at 475 Bangor St, Pomona CA 91767. 475 Bangor St is in the 91767 ZIP code in Pomona, CA The school district for Pomona High School is the Pomona Unified School District. Pomona High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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