Highland View

There’s a clear pattern of favoritism at this school. Teachers seem to give special treatment to students involved in sports, letting them get away with things that others would be punished for. If you’re not an athlete or don’t come from a well-connected family, you’re often treated like you don’t matter. It’s unfair and sends the message that popularity and status are more important than effort or character. As for the quality of teaching, many classrooms have become a joke. Some teachers barely teach at all—they sit behind their desks, hand out workbooks, and expect students to teach themselves. The boards go untouched for entire class periods, and actual instruction is almost nonexistent. That’s not teaching; it’s babysitting. When parents try to speak up or raise concerns, they’re often belittled or brushed off. Teachers act defensive instead of taking accountability. Even worse, some have been seen laughing in students’ faces when those students try to speak up about problems or unfair treatment. It’s cruel, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable. And the bullying? It’s ignored. Teachers see it, hear about it, and do nothing. The result is a school environment where students don’t feel safe, respected, or supported. It’s not just disappointing—it’s dangerous. The staff’s lack of care and professionalism is failing the very students they’re supposed to protect and teach.