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Parent Reviews (11 reviews)
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I transferred to Topsail from Dixon when I was still in high school back in 2003. The change was breathtaking. The teachers cared, the principal at the time [Hugh McManus] was quite possibly the greatest principal I had ever had, and the students were extremely friendly. I found one fight in all the years I attended and it was handled quickly and effectively. Nothing beats the education you receive either! I wish I could go back again and again because it was the greatest four years of education anyone could receive. I'm sorry to say that on a 1 to 10 scale comparison between Dixon and Topsail, Topsail was a 10 and Dixon was merely a 1. I want my children to attend the new school because I know for a fact that Topsail is the best school in that entire area. Thank you, Topsail Staff and Students, for being 100%!
What a great school, I couldn't ask for anything better. The teachers are very understanding. They are teachers they can't be your best friends, so yes they are strict but they aren't overly strict. We have an amazing new school. And I love it. It was my first year in Topsail this year and everyone was very welcoming. I mean its High School, how welcoming can they get, right? But for a High School, I felt welcomed. Mr. Skipper is a great principle he seems to understand us very well. I don't think that a high school could be any better. Oh, and our rivals are the Dixon Bull Dogs. And they aren't really rivals; I mean we practically beat them in everything. Haha, I had to add that in. Come check out the school, you won't regret it :D
Too much favoritism in school team sports and school team support. Teachers pick favorite students for teams and squads and shun students who excel in sports and cheering. It boils down to what parents and their children can kiss up to the decision makers.
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