116 10th Ave, Seaside Park, NJ 08752

I attended CRHS from 7th through 10th grade and was enrolled in special education classes for my dyslexia. Unfortunately, I did not receive the support I needed. The school environment, both among students and faculty, was extremely challenging. As a dyslexic student, I had no resources, no safe space, and very little guidance.I eventually convinced my mother to allow me to transfer to a private school that specializes in supporting students with dyslexia. That school had strict policies against bullying and violence, which made me feel safe and supported.My experience at CRHS left lasting emotional and mental scars, particularly due to negative interactions with several faculty members, including one who was my softball coach. I am grateful to the few teachers who genuinely advocated for my well-being and encouraged my transfer, knowing that staying at CRHS would not be in my best interest.Based on my experience, I cannot recommend CRHS for students who require a supportive, safe, and inclusive learning environment. There were ongoing issues with bullying, fights, and a lack of adequate support, which nearly derailed my education.