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Parent Reviews (15 reviews)
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Wilcox high has always provided wonderful education and wonderful teachers who strives to help students pass all of their subjects!!!
My sister and i both agree that, although this school may not be the richest and biggest school in southern GA, it is an excellent place to be. We love how when we walk down the halls, the teachers/faculty are always monitoring the passing crowds. 'Tuck in that shirt,' or 'pull up those pants!' they make sure we follow the dress code the same way we would as if we were in the corporate world. Also, so what if the school is behind. We do our best with what we've got! and, my sister and I-being from Detroit-we have seen worse than wilcox...Trust me, way worse!!! so, hats off and kudos to Wilcox. I will be glad 2 be graduating in Wilcox's c/o 2011 and my sister is just as proud of her Wilcox c/o 2012!!! p.S.: Go Patriots!!!!!!!!! P.P.S.: If-you-actually-went-to-our-honors-program-we-held-a-few-weeks-ago-you-would-have-seen-how-many-businesses-and-colleges-gave-our-students-scholarships. As-far-as-I-am-concerned, Wilcox is ballin!!!
I have a child in the 9th grade and a child in the 6th grade. I've never been so disappointed in a school as I am in our school. I graduated from WCHS in 1990 and things have most definitely gone down-hill since that time.
I have a special needs child who is in the 10th grade. He cannot be mainstreamed into a regular class. The kids who cannot be mainstreamed are segregated in a building that is on school property but not in the building. They are not teaching these children what it takes to survive in the real world. My child is having to learn math with one particular, who will remain nameless, by making marks on a piece of paper and having to count them. Why can't he learn with a calculator? The parapro is teaching him anyway and not the teacher. Who is supposed to be qualified to teach? Also, the lunches are horrible and not enough is prepared for all students to be able to eat. Prepare out special students just like you would any other student.
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