220 S 5th St
Gallup, NM 87301

My son graduated from this high school. At the time, the school was split along racial lines; that is, around 65% Navajo and about 20% Hispanic. The remaining 15% was mainly white, with a few Asians. The Navajo kids were friendly. The Hispanics more or less bullied the Navajos. The whites and Asians kept to themselves. A lot of the Navajo kids would drop out, or go to school intermittently, by their junior year.Teachers were for the most part, average. The good ones would only stay a couple of years to get experience, and then move on. When questioned, a few of the teachers could not answer a simple question about what their degree was in. I do not if they were being evasive or smart alecks. I think the former.Counselors were a waste of time. Heck, I knew more than they did about college admissions and college visits.The sports programs were disjointed from a lack of leadership (i.e., real coaches).Anyway, I am glad we moved before our second child started high school.

this is the most horrific school my daughter has ever attended and we get transferred consistently. the teachers are all about 22 years old and came from other places and are getting their student loans paid off for coming here. they play on their phones and put makeup on and go get something to eat .. i am not kidding either. there is no supervision and bullying is out of control. the school looks like a dump from some inner city wasteland or a 3rd world country and guess what you don't have a better option...

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