I am a student a Doyline High School and i would have to say that it is by far the best school i've been to. I've moved quite a bit in my school years. When my mom moved us to doyline i hadnt expected to stay until i graduated. I am a senior this year and proud to be a Doyline Graduate. We might be a
... Read more small school and we may not have very many options but our teachers are great and only a few don't know what thery are doing. Mr. Rolwland is our new principle and he is actually doing some good for our school. If you don't like our school then leave and don't put us down because some of us are acutally happy here. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/08/08
I moved to Doyline from a medium sized town in the North. I must say that I am wasting away here! I have been here for quite awhile now, and each day I become more and more disappointed. Yes I have made some really great friends and am fitting in well, but the school work is practically elementry.
... Read more I am not challenged at all, and I actually feel like I'm losing brain cells just attending. It is ridiculous, I have a math teacher who is actually an English teacher and not qualified to teach math, but does because there is no one else. I have a science teacher only certified to teach physical science and biology, but teaches chemistry and Biology 2 (even though the teacher claims he hasn't been given a course guide for biology two and doesn't know what he is doing). Also, it is a town of drugs! Read less
Posted by a student on 12/07/07
We now have a new principal at Doyline. I feel that he is going to be great for the school. However, baseball and basketball are the only thing this school offers. Most teachers give special attention to the ball players. They get by with things that others don't. This is very unfair. I feel Doyline
... Read more needs to bring back Home Ec and offer more classes that makes kids college prepared. Also more shop classes for guys who need to learn a trade and don't plan to attend college. Mr Heflin is a great teacher,leader,and friend and very capable of teaching this young men a trade. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/09/06
I am a former student at Doyline and I am so glad that my mom decided to move me to another school this coming year. Not because of my friends because I will miss them but because of the teachers and school period. The teachers arent there for you unless you are one of the
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Posted by a former student on 07/17/06
I have two kids that up until this school year attended Doyline. In this little town and school it's all about who you are. The teachers I delt with were awful!
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Posted by a parent on 07/17/06
I am from a small town in Texas and I thought that it was the worst until I put my kids in Doyline. The kids have nothing to keep them driven. If you don't play basketball or baseball then you are a no body. You would think that because of the low class volume that there would be nothing but high scores
... Read more on everything but that isn't the case at all. If you think because this is a small school that your child will get that extra push they might need don't. If they can attend another school other than Doyline I would suggest you take them there. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/17/06
I am a student at doyline High School and it does nothing for my education. This school and classes don't challenge me compared to ALL my other schools. There is too much drama and I feel uncomftorable in the uniforms. There is not a lot of extra-currucular activities so there is a lot of drinking, smoking,
... Read more and dipping. They don't have a lot of class choices like Spanish, Home Economics, Theatre, ROTC, etc. I have not learned anything good from here, and the teachers can't teach good because they have to make sure shirts are tucked in, belts are on, the students wear uniform shirts under their jackets. This really cuts in to the class time. Read less
Posted by a student on 06/21/06
Doyline High Shoool is by far one of the best in the world for the size and location. I have heard that the teacher quality has declined since i graduated in 2000 but there are still the staple ingredients to make it a great school. As far as it not preparing you for college...i graduated from one
... Read more of hte most prestigious colleges of the south, graduated in four years, and now have a job with a nation wide company and have never at any point in time struggled from my high school days. As far as Mr. Stewart goes...I am proud to say that I played softball under him for four years and there is not a principal in the world who can hold a candle to his care and dedication. He is a remarkable man and Doyline High School is a remarkable place! Read less
Posted by a former student on 04/15/05
I'm a graduate of Doyline. I switched schools MANY times and Doyline was by far my favorite. The town is very small, everyone knows everyone. Principal is very active, at every funciton, even coached the softball team. All the teachers care so much about the success of each student to the point where
... Read more some gave up their lunch hour to provide a classroom for tutoring. All that faculty was very approachable at all times, counselor was awesome. There might not be football or a band but the care and concern makes up for it all. I almost didnt graduate, but the day of graduation the principal took it upon himself to call to Baton Rouge to force the immediate grading of my final test and results so I could walk with my class. Thanks! Read less
Posted by a former student on 02/16/05
Doyline is a small school but the staff is as kind as they can be. I graduated in 1998 and those were the best years of my life...
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Doyline schools — Doyline High School is located at College Street, Doyline LA 71023. College Street is in the 71023 ZIP code in Doyline, LA The school district for Doyline High School is the Webster Parish School District. Doyline High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 6 - 12.
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