Cheat neck
Morgantown, WV 26508

I was hoping to give this school a much higher review. That being said, we are nothing but displeased with the quality of educators that our child has been subjected to this year. How a teacher can remain employed when year after year their are numerous complaints lodged against them is beyond my comprehension. I would like to point out there are several other wonderful teachers at the school that I have met. It's a shame that a few "bad apples" can really ruin the reputation of the entire school.Principal Leadership: don't know who he is. Never seen him. Maybe go around the classes and see that the teachers are teaching and how they are teaching. Maybe stop by lunch for each time periods to see how the kids are doing. What they are being fed. Maybe walk around the school and recess during the day to give a high five or play basketball (wait there is nothing to play with for older kids, so shameful) with the kids. Maybe interact yourself with knowing who the kids parents are. Maybe get out of your office and socialize yourself with EVERYBODY. Maybe help out during drop off and pick up, because it's awful and peop who direct traffic outside are rude! Maybe SHOW that you care about our students. Parent Involvement: I think it would be a LOT better if the school would actually care what parents thought and took action. There's no activities for the kids to participate in. We cannot wait to transfer away from this school. Big mistake and no respect and understanding of military families!

Phenomenal school great principal very nice man, most definitely not a bully like the woman below said good safety and many opportunities wether it be sports or educational

Lots of unfairness within the school. Staff treat people differently based on how they perform, athletics, and education. Toxic environment, some if not most of the administration have egos and seem to be full of themselves in a sense that they look down on students they don't see potential in. For example, there was a kid who was on the Cross Country team, had offers for D1 schools, and the High School let him get by with a straight A record all while barely attending school. Not cool.