4230 Danamar Dr
Pensacola, FL 32504

This school is terrible, students cuss like all the time, teachers yell at students very frequently, the gym looks like its hasn't been cleaned (im saying this as a student who has gym 6th period) some students don't get support, math is confusing almost all the time, the busses are frequently late, I saw/heard of fights breaking out during transition time also on transition time we only three minutes MINUTES. 1/10 would not recommend unless you want your kid to get stressed out.

Do not sub here. The principal will just make up lies to the district and get you blocked from subbing here. The admin staff in the front office is almost always rude and act as if they don’t want to be at work half of the time. There’s no support from the office/admin staff. I’ve only been appreciated by the teachers. I’ve had quite a few teachers even thank me for being there for their coworkers while also telling me they’re surprised I even showed up because this school has a problem with subs showing up. Though the teachers are nice, don’t expect to your child to learn much here. The students are literally being put on laptops/ipads all day doing iready or some type of online teaching program. There’s little to no actual instructional teaching done here. Send your children to Cordova park. A much better school in my honest opinion.

Booker T. Washington High School is the worst I've ever been to. They claim to offer special education, but they don't, and it's the worst program I've seen in all my years as a student. The students here are completely unequipped for the real world because the school only prepares them for the military. It does nothing to help them get ready for college or other careers. The ROTC program itself is a joke, and someone literally needs to tell the commander to retire because it's ridiculous. Some of the students are very nice, but they're just not prepared. The teachers do the best they can with what they have, but at some point, we have to look at the school system as a whole and admit that the situation is horrible.