3149 E Addison
Alpharetta, GA 30022

We have been in this school for two years now and I could not be happier. My child requires extra support and has an IEP. The staff, specialists, and teachers have gone above and beyond to provide all required support, and then some. The school embraces the diversity of the families, including hosting cultural nights where students are encouraged to share their family traditions. The STEM programs are excellent and provide opportunities for families to be involved during the school day, and at after school "STEM Nights." 10/10!

Where do I even start? The teachers are always screaming and yelling at the kids and calling them selfish and entitled, instead of constructively correcting that behavior. They purposefully force kids to work with people they dislike and then act confused when they are rude to each other. "But that's not how it works in real life, though!" Actually, it is. If an adult dislikes their job, they will quit it the first chance that they get.CLEANLINESS. The bathrooms are atrocious and there are cockroaches everywhere. The janitors don't do anything about it.The little discipline they do give the children is either too strict or not strict enough. Nearly all of the threats that the teachers make are empty and they never follow through, and the teachers who do follow through, follow through to the wrong people, the people who lash back at their attackers. It's like poking a rabid dog and then getting angry when it comes to bite you.EMOTIONAL SUPPORT? NONEXISTENT! I am a young girl who was sexually harassed once. When I approached the counselor about this, she said that she would talk to him. Well? She got back later. You know what she said? "Well, he said you were friends, so... I don't know what to tell you." This is just one of the many examples of the staff /not caring./ Some others are the "free seating." They InSiSt that if NOBODY in the grade has more than three demerits (it takes ONE child, yes, and while they are seldom, some teachers hand out these demerits as if they were candy), then they don't let us sit next to our friends. Ah, yes. The illusion of free choice.Bullying? Don't get me /started./ I've had other kids throw food at me for simply existing, and they didn't do anything.There is very little support for students afflicted with conditions like ADHD- in fact, the system is toxic to those children.And you know what? It's certainly better than other schools, of course. But the bar was never high, so that's not saying much.

The teachers and staff at Centennial High School care about the students and the education. Special shout out to the phenomenal counseling department lead by Mrs. Peart they are the Gold Standard. My sons are both a part of a mentoring program that focuses on both high achieving and at risk students providing support across the board.