722 Old Bee Spring Rd
Bee Spring, KY 42207

I LOVE THIS SCHOOL!! I ATTEND THIS SCHOOL AND I LOVE EVERY MINUTE OF IT!!!!!!!!

Kyrock is a very uncaring school. I bet all the other reviews on here are from parents that doesn't have a child in special education. My son is on his fifth year at Kyrock and still can't read. The special education teachers are lazy and they don't care about the welfare of the children. I think that Kyrock should be ashamed of the job that they do.

I have attended ECHS for a little over a semester, in just that short amount of time I have witnessed bigotry, racism, and a general lack of putting education first. This school is ran like a prison, students are searched, there are drug dogs brought into the school and parking lots, some may believe this is a great effort into stopping drug use. I agree to an extent that teen drug use is a problem to face in schools given true probable cause though I do not believe it should be placed over education. When there is already limited funding in place, we have battered, decades old textbooks yet the school finds money to fund drug testing and buy new flat screen televisions. Not to mention the general mindset of the staff and students this school feels as though you step into a time machine and are attending school in the 1960s, I have witnessed students being brutally racist and homophobic with no repercussion. They have a “bullying program” in place that has met twice in the entire time i’ve been at this school. The public school system is in place to educate the youth and create meaningful members of society, in this environment I do believe my peers and myself fight all odds stacked against the student body to succeed this is reflected in the poor amount of college readiness once leaving this high school. Overall this small-minded school has given me the worst public education experience yet, and i’ve attended 3 high schools. If you have any option at all I would recommend you choose a more qualified school that is interested in the growth and success of their student body.