Charles W Flanagan High School

Posted October 29, 2009

I graduated Flanagan in 2006 and I have to say that I would go back and do it again. That school offers everything from extracurriculars to academics. I enjoyed my time there and after speaking with people who went to school either out of state or in Dade County, I realized how lucky I was to have attended that school. The teachers were extremely involved and showed concern. The population is very diverse which is another thing I loved about that school. Its the prime example of an All-American high school and I'm proud to have graduated from there. They also have an excellent music program (grammy award winning), excellent sports teams, a nationally recognized colorguard and JROTC. I also realized that many people going to college here in NY did not get the same quality of education. Even graduation was a lot more tasteful. Falcon forever
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Posted October 22, 2009

I'm a freshman at Flanagan, and I honestly love it. My teachers are friendly but rule with a firm hand when necessary. The extracurricular activities are fantastic, especially marching band (which I am a part of). At first, I was scared of going to high school because of all the rumored fights and that the teachers don't care about their students. I have come to find that it is the exact opposite. I enjoy every day at Flanagan. There are a lot of really good kids here, and I suggest this school to anyone who is deciding where to send their kids.
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Posted September 17, 2009

This high school has a great 'overall' program for the students. The majority of the teachers are approachable and very responsive to your parental concerns. Their school website is excellent and provide many helpful links for parents and students alike.
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Posted June 29, 2009

It seems that Flanagan's status has improved over the years mostly due to the quality of its teachers. I fear that any further gains will be difficult for two reasons: loss of seasoned teachers loss of funding affecting technology, as well as other programs Flanagan's leadership has never been an asset and this upcoming year will be especially challenging with the transfer of two capable administrators.
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