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I may not know everyone that is involved with the school but the ones I do know have been great. The FFA (Future Farmers Of America) program has been a major turn around for my children. They learn leadership, business values, team work, public speaking and many more life building opportunities.
Very disappointing experience. Principal and leadership staff very poor with no passion for students are teaching. Campus lack proper security and vstaff is rude to parents. A very poor excuse for an educational institution!
I am currently a senior in this school and I have to say JVHS is a great school. I have friends that have left from JVHS to go to either Rubidoux High School or Patriot High School, and they all agree with me on saying JVHS is better by a landslide. I take AP classes and I know that the homework given is really AP material, such as learning about the Government and delving deep into the process of all 3 political branches. AP Literature is awesome as well because we actually read stories and poems classified as advanced. We don't just study vocabulary, we learn to be analytical when it comes to realizing the theme of a story or understanding symbolism. The teaching is great and cant be any better.
I was a student at JVHS and proudly graduated in 2006. I started college right after high school and am now a junior. I went to JVHS all four years of high school and loved it. The teachers are excellent, especially Mr. Tapsfield, Mrs. Buckhout, and Mrs. Morrison. All of my teachers encouraged me to continue to do my best and that I had better do all of my work. On the first day of classes in college I didn't know what to expect, which is normal. But I felt more than prepared to be in college and found it to be easier than the AP classes that I took. If your child wants to learn and get a great education this is the place to go. But if your child doesn't want to learn, it's not the teachers fault.
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