Cordova is an incredible school. I used to be one of the people who bad mouthed CHS and thought it was some awful, ghetto school. I was wrong. I enrolled at Cordova this year as a Junior and it has been a great experience. Getting involved in the school has done so much for me. It may have a bad rep
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Posted by a student on 09/22/09
i love it to its the best place to raise kids and the schools are great
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Posted by a parent on 08/21/09
Cordova is a wonderful school compared to some others I've been to. My mom graduated in '92 which was a huge inspiration for me to do the same. She even knew Mr. Wells!!!!!
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Posted by a student on 12/17/08
cordova is the best place that i've ever been to. i love it and the people there. i would do it all over again if given the chance. goooo c/o 2008!!
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Posted by a student on 09/24/08
I am a parent of a Cordova HIgh school student. At fierst I was not so sure of my daughter goping to a school with -not the best reputation- but now after three years that my daughter has attended that cordova i have change my mind. Cordova used to be a power hose. Built by the pride honor and respect
... Read more of the students,teachers,faculty and parents. Now it has been moraly niglected and students do not feel the same. but it still has honorable teachers that support our students and the fact that they come from cordova. my daughter calls herself 'lucky ' to be a lancer. and is part off a group of students dedicated to keep up lancer pride. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/16/08
Alot of people rag on CORDOVA. I think that the people that do are the ones who never tried in class, ditched rallys, and looked for trouble. We have a spirited and diverse school, with awesome acedemic and extracurricular activities. Comments like that bring a distorted image of CORDOVA.CORDOVA brings
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Posted by a student on 11/18/07
Very impressive. Principal and staff are very caring, and are very involved with the success of the children.
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Posted by a parent on 11/12/07
I graduated from Cordova in '03 and now I'm sending my brother-in-law there because he was failing at his previous school and I know he'll have a better opportunity at Cordova. I am a military brat and I have been to many schools (rich, poor and government funded). I was a little disillusioned when I
... Read more started at Cordova, but the teachers that I had taught me so much. I admit some of the teachers shouldn't be educators, but if anyone ever has a problem with the teaching then moving a student to another class was never a problem (as it is in other schools). The staff makes a point of trying to be accomodating. The diversity is important because it helps foster acceptance and understanding among the students. I am about to finish a B.A. degree from CSUS and I owe my success to Cordova. Read less
Posted by a former student on 09/27/07
I was at the school, and the entire time I was there, I didn't feel like I was learning anything of real use, despite the fact that these were similar classes to my previous years. In fact, I voluntarily took some of them over again since I had not learned some properly in the past, and I ended up learning
... Read more less in Cordova than in any of my other high schools. As far as I know, there were few parents involved, and the art programs seemed to be only when teachers felt like they wanted to take the time to plan things. All in all, I think there are better schools the students of the area could go to. Read less
Posted by a former student on 09/18/07
Cordova High School is a wonderful school. I was very impressed at the latest technology they use in the classrooms. The teachers are great, very motivated and enthusiastic. There is a plethora of opportunity for our children at Cordova High.
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Rncho Cordova schools — Cordova High School is located at 2239 Chase Dr, Rncho Cordova CA 95670. 2239 Chase Dr is in the 95670 ZIP code in Rncho Cordova, CA The school district for Cordova High School is the Folsom - Cordova Unified School District. Cordova High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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