Hayden High School

I graduated from Hayden High School in 1976. It's a MUCH better school now than it was then, in all regards. Period. I'm also a college graduate and former teacher myself, so I know something about teaching in public schools. And no, I never taught at Hayden High School, so I'm not blindly taking up

The school sums up the concept of complacency and mediocrity. I graduated in 2013, and I never, not even once, studied for any of the exams. I came out with straight A's each and every semester in the honors program.I was woefully unprepared for college courses. There was a sizable gap in knowledge

I attended Hayden High School from 7th grade up until the middle of 11th grade. I left to pursue a home-school education. During the years I attended this school, I encountered many disturbing things that children of that age group should not be exposed to. The teacher's idea of teaching was making

This school does not have many elective choices for the kids. Some of the older teachers need to be let go with there can careless attitude. Kids don't have much homework assigned. Foreign language classes are a computer lab with a teacher(babysitter), no verbal communication. This school does not o

The school is okay but not the best if your child has college aspirations. They do very little to steer students on the college path. One of my daughters was taking advanced math so she would be able to take calculus as a senior, but the school decided not to continue calculus since the students did