Hebron High School

The worst experience. This school was not really for my son. My son got bullied. They did try to help but still he was not really looked at as capable by teachers. The class teacher at the time was also very cold and lack empathy. He was the youngest in the class and couldn’t read at the level. The pressure on parents to get my kid to read and spell was unreal when the teaching in classroom was so basic. Thankfully, we found another school that is more suitable, even though a lot of schools in the area have closed.

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I had all my children and two of my grandchildren go through Furneaux. The first class was in 1982. My son is in first group of students. Even with their low scores it does not mean the school is not a success. Being in the neighbor hood from the beginning many students are rising stars. Testing does not show the true results. The school is run with awesome leadership and hard working teachers. They instill all students to be leaders and everyone can learn. Go Braves!!!!

Both of my boys have been at this school since kindergarten. My oldest is in 5th grade now and I have another in 3rd. We have had such a positive experience at this school from all aspects: classroom learning, teachers, administrators, speech program, Gifted and Talented program and the PTA is amazing. I have lived in the neighborhood for over a decade and have loved the positive change this school has had in the last 10 years.

Well inquiring about the school, wasnt treated with much respect.

As an alumnus of the school, i regularly tell people that Prince of Peace was the best thing that ever happened to me. While I only attended a few years, I made some of my best friends in life at this school. All these years later I still talk to many of my high school friends regularly. In hindsight, the academics were challenging and helped prepare me for college. When I went on to my undergrad studies, I felt more prepared for college than my peers. With a smaller school like Prince of Peace, it enables students to be involved in multiple extra-curricular things, unlike a large public school. Overall, I loved my time there and if I ever have a family of my own, I would send my kids here.