317 E Lancaster Ave
Red Lion, PA 17356

People here are horrible, and to be quite honest like i’m assuming other schools(i’ve only ever gone to rl) there’s a chain. Stuff rules in the popular kids favor. While people who aren’t popular, and are having issues are made out to be the bad guy. There are a bunch of stoners and stuff.

I wouldn’t recommend letting you child come to red lion high school. Teacher and stuff should be teaching us how to be responsible and independent adults. I am a senior this year at red lion, and like most other students in the school I go to work after school. So the bell rings at 2:40 but because I drive I am not allowed to leave until 2:55, and then bell as been ringing later and later everyday. They are not teaching me to be responsible, they are teaching me that being 15 minutes late to work is acceptable. This is very unfair, because those staff can’t tell there boss there gonna be 15 minutes late everyday or they would be fired. This is completely uncalled for it’s not like I’m leaving school early, I am simply leaving on time, and they have threatened me and my mother that they will take my work permit away. Which is teaching me so much for the future. I promise you there are very little teacher/ staff that care. People get bullied all the time, and they don’t do anything about it. If you have to pee I would recommend to hold it. The changes of you getting searched for you just simply walking in the bathroom is very high, also most of the time the bathroom are closed anyway. The principals in this school are a joke, my mother email and called them multiple times over 5 days and finally when she said that’s she going to come in school, they finally answer. They are so disrespectful to not just the students but also the parents.

This is our second year with the school. My son's kindergarten teacher was phenomenal, and my son made tremendous strides during the year both academically and socially, and developed a strong sense of self-esteem. This year, he received a unique medical diagnosis, and I seriously considered teaching him at home to best address his needs. But his teachers, the school nurse, the guidance counselor, the entire administration, all showed me that they are willing to bend over backwards to make Pleasant View the best place for him to learn, and they have proved correctly. His teacher and the administration are all extremely accessible, and they never make me feel like I'm being a nuisance, or one of "those" parents. I genuinely feel that they care as much about my son and all the students as we the parents do, and I feel like he's in great hands while he's at the school.