910 Fairview Ave

Worst school everDoesn’t like teachers and office workers So rude and racist peoples

I had move from this school to another due to moving cities, but I am so thankful I moved. To be honest, I had made some friends that were uhm ‘different’. There is a lot of drama at this school. Maybe that was because I was surrounding myself with people who interfered in that. All I know is that people most likely will hate you for the littlelest thing. I had thi school for my freshman year. I knew it was suppose to be tough, but it was hectic. I had mostly advanced classes, and I felt like maybe I was stupid. There are significant amount of teachers I didn’t understand from especially my APHG teacher. She actually made fun of her students and liked to disrespect them quite often. The counselors are very strict and it didn’t make me want to open up if I did do something wrong. There was an Assistant principal that most student loved but he had became a principal at another school. He was the best, and so was my English and Spanish teacher. It’s a 50/50 situation at this school. Do it at your own risk!!

To whom it may concern,I am writing to share my experience from when I was in 5th grade regarding an incident with the principal. At that time, I was 12 years old. The principal scolded me in a way that was emotionally harmful, intentionally making me cry, and then directed me to speak with the bus driver alone to arrange my ride home. I felt scared, humiliated, and unsupported during this experience.I want to make it clear that I was being reprimanded for something I did not do. Being treated in this way by someone in a position of authority caused lasting emotional impact.I hope that by sharing this, the school can recognize the importance of treating students with respect, understanding, and fairness. I believe no student should have to experience intentional emotional harm from a staff member.Thank you for taking the time to read and consider my statement.

This school must be a joke. They make it difficult for low income families to even come and watch their children play sports. They do not take cash and you can only pay online. What about all the families who are unable to open bank accounts. None of them are able to go view their kids play sports. Shame on them. The staff see you walking in the doors, tired and exhausted and dirty because obviously you’re homeless and they still turn you away. Some of us just want to be treated equally and get the same advantages as all the other parents do