203 Club Way
Enterprise, AL 36330

This school is incredibly ableist. Disability support is rarely given and disabled students are left to drown. The nurses don't do their job and tell disabled kids to stop coming in so much, as well as violating health plans. The school does the bare minimum to call themselves "inclusive", leading parents to think this school is the right fit for their child. Several teachers have made homophobic, transphobic, ableist, and racist comments casually in class and they get no repercussions. Substitutes are always on their phone talking in class. Very few teachers seem to actually want to be at school and don't teach at all, they just hand out worksheets expecting students to understand what they're doing. The mental health and bullying support is slim to none. Fights are constant and those involved are just told not to do it again. During the pandemic, they did the bare minimum to enforce the mask mandate, which left disabled and ill children at risk. They threaten disabled students who HAVE to miss school with court dates and truancy charges rather than helping them succeed in school and giving them the support system they need. If you want your child to have an inclusive, happy, and supportive high school life: do not pick Enterprise.

We moved to Enterprise in part because of the great reputation of the schools here. This school disappointed me on pretty much every level. I pulled my daughter after 3 months after she endured emotional and physical bullying that were not taken seriously by administration. District level representatives were also unconcerned/non responsive. Students have daily PE where they wander the play yard unsupervised for a hour while coaches sit on chairs carried out by students or do damage control. There is no art program. Security at the school is also horrendous, both on the play yard and at dismissal.Students who are well connected are taken care of. The principal has a hostile attitude and her sister is the PTO president. Fundraising is the absolute focus of the schools. Academics take a back seat to festivals, photo ops and pageantry. My daughter regressed during her time there and watched full length films and played on the iPad for large portions of her day. If you are military I would opt for the base schools. If you are not most people are opting to go for other districts nearby. There is definitely a mass exodus of parents from this district. One of the teachers at the school even pulled her own child out of kindergarten to send to private school during our year there which speaks volumes.Basically, my advise: RUN