Fenton Senior High School

I think FHS is a pretty good school. It's in a safe place and also has some of the best teachers. Like all schools, FHS has its flaws with a shortage of bus drivers and things like that but the free food is nice for low-income families and FHS also has a good education system and many students graduate at a high success rate. I think FHS could be considered pretty average in some categories but learning-wise and teaching wise it's a nice place with lots of good people.

Mismanaged funding and lack of transparency. Questionable Superintendent.Favoritism from the principal down through the coaching, not ability based.

Very terrible experience, unless you are an elitist. They fit in quite well here.

They are forethinking, programs keeping their community in mind and they are developed and offered.

Growing up moving, I attended a few different schools. Before I started Fenton ( where I attended my Junior and Senior years) I was attending Carman-Ainsworth. Coming from Carman where there are more students compared to teachers, a lot of diversity, and more poverty within the student body, I figured Fenton would be a great change, I was wrong! Upon enrolling my Junior year, I learned that I had already taken most of the courses Fenton offered while attending Carman, Fenton had very few electives. And as far as the required classes for Fenton, I had already learned all of the curriculum while at Carman! By the time I got to my Senior year at Fenton, the only classes left were Art and PE. As far as the teachers, I learned much more at Carman. Although teachers at Carman had a lot of students, they engaged each one to make sure we were learning. At Fenton, most teachers either sat back and didn't teach, or just flew through the information. Lastly, as far as the students there, everyone was extremely segregated into different groups, not welcoming at all. If you didn't grow up with them, they wouldn't talk to you. Very "stuck-up". I would rate this school poorly from my experience.