I am a recent graduate of Lackey High School and can say I am proud to have attended there. I spent four years in the AFJROTC program, which is one of the best in Maryland, receiving the Distinguished Unit Award(only one of four in MD) and doing so with merit, meaning we had an exceeds the standards
... Read more unit inspection(only one in MD). The AFJROTC definitely adds to the positive and encouraging atmosphere of the school. Lackey has immensely approved over the last few years! Read less
Posted by a former student on 06/08/07
Lackey has a great music department. That includes the marching band. More students should get involved with their marching band because it helps gain college credit.
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Posted by a student on 01/24/07
Lackey Highschool is the best High school in the state of Maryland when it comes to extra curricular activites. The Students at Lackey are well involved in actvities preparing them for college, and the years after high school. The School has so much publicity it is unbelievable. I suggest sending your
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Posted by a student on 12/03/06
I graduated from Henry E. Lackey last year and I can truly say that I've seen a gigantic improvement in the structure and teaching. Lackey has started an after-school tutoring program, they have shaped up their sports program, found solid and supportive teachers, began a MAP program (Making Achievement
... Read more Possible), renovated the entire school, built an enormous pool, started an SAT program, and designed a 9th Grade Report Card night. Lackey helped prepare me for my life after high school and has shaped me into an involved and supportive student at Towson. We must stop talking and start doing; something that is obviously being stressed at Henry E. Lackey High School. Read less
Posted by a former student on 02/21/05
13 and 1 two years running (football, 03/04 and 04/05) if your interested in sports lackey is by far the best in the county, and 2nd best in the state! wrestling in 2002 there were 3 of our wrestlers that were state champions!
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Posted by a former student on 01/04/05
This school has improved alot during the school year of 2003-2004. It still has it's setbacks, but overall its improving and starting to shape up. As an incoming freshmen last year i was scared of what i would find because of its reputation. But it turned out I had a really great year. The teachers are
... Read more always willing to help, we have a program called MAP(making achivement possible) which has helped me alot, and yes we may not have enoug subs. but for the most part it's the students that are keeping the school back. Our football team even went to state. So its really not that bad of a school. If parents and students would do more it would help out alot. Read less
Posted by a student on 07/09/04
This school is probably the worst in the county, the freshman class in 2002 was 459. The school's sports are very low-key and unprofessional, and the advanced placement courses are minimal. They do not offer an interbaccalaureate program and give students little opportunity to shine. Teachers quit mid-year,
... Read more I had different substitutes for a full month and the replacement teacher was unorganized and most likely underqualified, I did not learn anything and am now severely struggling in other higher-level math courses. There are many fights and an overall negative atmosphere to the school. Read less
Posted by a student on 05/03/04
I think student at this school are sheltered from what the area or the world has to offer. This school is only 30 to 45 min out of Washington DC but why is it that half of these students dont know how to get there and whats there in the city?
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Life Skills, Mentally Challenged, Speech/Language Pathologists
Vocational Education
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Indian Head schools — Henry E Lackey High School is located at 3000 Chicamuxen Rd, Indian Head MD 20640. 3000 Chicamuxen Rd is in the 20640 ZIP code in Indian Head, MD The school district for Henry E Lackey High School is the Charles County Public Schools. Henry E Lackey High School is a Public school that serves grade levels 9 - 12.
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