Crooked Oak High School

It’s an overall good school but the staff needs improvement. They lack communication skills. Between teachers and other staff members covering up mistakes, To waiting for the last min to report an accident.. I’m started to realize the name of the school now.

The principal is nice, but ignorant of laws related to students with disabilities. It was a struggle to get supports in place, because the teacher dragged their feet submitting the paperwork for an IEP for my child with behavioral and learning disabilities, despite the request being made in writing on the first day of school, and they were chronically suspended or taken out of class for trivial offenses the entire year. Admittedly, my child had substantial conduct problems, but the teacher would not follow the 504 plan that took 6 months to get in place, and the principal backed the teacher every time. I felt bullied and shamed the entire school for my child's behavior, even though the kid was generally well behaved and did their work when the plan was being followed. This was our first any only year at this school, my child has had these problems since pre-K, and we have never had this much difficulty getting supports in place and having their behavior plan followed.

The staff is wonderful. The teachers are great! My children really love going there. We have never had an issue.

Not a safe school. Bullying and fights. Theft. Teachers posting kids on social media.

worst school i ever went to, also the first time i went to a real school instead of being homeschooled. my parents needed somewhere near where they worked, and this seemed like the best option. it wasnt. most of the kids a delinquents who where kicked out of other schools, and they always went unpunished. aftercare for students was provided by literal teenagers, not even in their final year, you couldnt care less. kids went wild in class, and one boy even threw a soccer ball at me, breaking my glasses. im legally blind, so i kinda need those. one kid tried tripping me at the top of a staircase so id fall down the stairs, and when i told the teachers they did nothing. i was a grade ahead of my age level, but the staff trued really hard to keep me back in my age range- it didnt work. the food was not nutritious or that healthy, and i ended up with literal malnutrition, so i ended up bringing my own meals, which made the bullying pick up. the teachers and staff were also terrible, and very biased. honestly, i really loved school before this. i loved learning new things, and i really did work hard and enjoy it. after going here, my work ethic just dropped. i thought “why work hard if nothing comes from it?” i was always assigned more work than others and it drained me severely to finish it all in time. by the time i left i just had no will to do anything, had worsened my insomnia, and i was so scared of going to school with other people (thought all schools would be like it), and ive only recently gotten over that fear, by going to a high school that people at destiny said was horrible with tons of bullying and drugs- it turned out to be the most welcoming place ive been. long story short, school has bullying problems, contributed to my malnutrition, literally traumatized me (not severely), is very biased, and over worked me to the point of passing out. if its not obvious, i do NOT recommend!