4635 Victor Path
Hugo, MN 55038

I really hate this school and in the worst I’ve ever gone to. It is very cliquey and nobody will talk to you epically if they’re considered “popular”. The teachers bearly teach, they just put up slideshows and give packets and put no effort into actually making the class interested in the topic or learn anything. The whole cycle is just cramming stuff until the test, this is especially the case with the math and social studies classes, but is true for genuinely all of them. There are no advanced classes for kids who need them for a challenge. The only one available is for math and not everyone’s super good at that. The kids all have very bad grades and just don’t care because the school doesn’t either. There are no punishments for missing assignments so kids will have many most times. Lunch room and classes are very crowded. Funding is super poor and the kid have to pay for many things such as $20 fold trip where we just walked around a park and lunched rockets for 20 minutes. The justified the trip money as the rockets costing that much. Another upcoming field trip is the valley fair field trip which kids must just outright pay the entire ticket fee with the school offering no discount meaning the the child would just be better off going with their parents. The schools bathrooms often are locked for “vandalism” and you may have to walk far to another bathroom. The bathrooms themselves have an awful lingering smell. This school is very dirty and small and overall unappealing in every way to look at. The kids are horrible as well, they’re are basically only white kids here and other races usually are not very popular. Epically lgbtq and special ed/disabled kids are very discriminated against. People spread rumors like wildfire and overall they are very bored and have nothing better to do to do than make fun of people. There are no parties and no good real drama. Overall I would never recommend this school.it is truly just awful.

We moved from out of state into this district knowing no one. The Oneka leadership and staff are caring and compassionate. They have high expectations, yet provide encouragement and diversified instruction to help students with their instructional and personal goals. I've been overwhelmingly satisfied at the community of learning at Oneka.

-The teachers / case-managers should spend more time with their case-loads. - I like going on community based outings and Ingredients and Healthy Living and GPS (Online)! - The school should improve on: case-managers should spend more time with their case-loads and each teacher should have their own office and they should improve on their customer service skills.