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Parent Reviews (16 reviews)
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My daughter attended Fort Mill schools all 12 years of school. The experience was outstanding and I can honestly say she got a private school education in a public school environment. There is no finer principal than Dee Christoper of Fort Mill High. He is a dynamic leader and friend to all at FMHS. My girl is off to Clemson with a SC Life Scholarship and some additional scholarship money from Clemson. Thanks to everyone in the Fort Mill School District for making education a priority!
I attend Fort Mill High School and I'm in the Junior ROTC. It's a great program at what could be one of the best high schools in the nation. I'm very proud to go here!
I graduated from Fort Mill High School in 2005. What I sadly have not seen on these reviews is the excellent band and music programs it has. The band has won state championships over 20 times in their class, and their percussion section has won many world championships. I was in that percussion section and would say that the lessons i learned have shaped me to be the successful person I am today. All in all the teachers are great, food is great and everything else. My only complaint would be that there can be some pretty overly-enforced rules on things such as 'public displays of affections' (which some teachers would consider a hug as, and the dress codes. A great school that I'm happy I went to.
I attended Fort Mill High School from 2002-2006. I am now an Education student at Clemson University and could not be where am today without the help of the wonderful faculty and staff at Fort Mill High. Every staff member is committed to providing their students with the best education possible, and strive daily to adfachieve that goal. I see students in my classes here at Clemson who speak of the hard times they had in high school. Problems like over-crowding, under-funded programs, and teachers who don't like to come to work every day are just a few of the problems they speak of. Hearing about the problems other schools face, I feel honored and deeply grateful to have attended such a fantastic school where my teachers strived to make my education the best in the state as well as in the nation. There is a great sense of communityan
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