Pine-Richland High School

bad school. administration claims they're doing stuff but all it is is doing lil presentations every so often on "don't do drugs, kids!" (there is a drug problem) and "don't be depressed tell a trusted adult instead" (the adults in question don't do anything that isn't calling parents) and "don't bu

It was pretty chill all things considered. I made some great friends and had a lot of fun. All of my teachers were really helpful. The elective options are really nice. It's a big school while not being too big. I have adhd and they were really accommodating

I am a PR grad and still have younger siblings at PR. I was not popular and by no means is my family rich. My friends were the weird ones, the misfits, and the poor kids. Pine-Richland provided a positive atmosphere for all of us. There are many clubs and activities for many different interests and

The school goes through a new superintendent every 3 years. The Math and language teachers are awful. Bullying gets very overlooked, even though they tout how seriously they take it and that there is a no tolerance policy not true. Popular kids run this school. If your child isn't popular, they won'

I am a graduate from Pine-Richland. This school cares nothing for the needs of the students, only about making money and looking good statistically. They do have a bullying problem and suicide rates are high. In my 4 years of high school there, we had 3 suicides and even more attempts. They recently