Roundup High School

Posted November 9, 2007

I am a current freshman at Roundup High School and I personally could not ask for a better learning environment.This school has MANY extracirricular activities for the students and are adding more to the list.There isn't a huge number of students meaning that there is more one on one student-teacher time.There are also alot of classes to which extra help is available which I part take in.Our school is truley a living example of 'No Child Left Behind'. I hope this helps you make your decision about the school.
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Posted January 6, 2006

I am not a parent but a graduate of Roundup High School. As many other schools, this school often lacks the neccessary funding but I must say that the teachers teaching there are ingenous. They make miracles happen with the little they have to work with. I was fully challenged in the academic programs offered at this school and as a result was able to go on and qualify for scholarship monies at a college level. The range of the extracurricular activities at this school, however are pretty limited to sports-only activities. However, I competed for four years in the speech and drama program and found it rewarding. The parents in the town are not the greatest in the world, however and it seems that more parent involvement is needed.
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Posted September 24, 2004

The teachers at this school are old, and have been teaching for too many years. They have stopped caring about the kids, and helping them grow. This school is devoted to stripping kids of their individuality and turing them into soul-dead conformist members of the American Consumer Culture. It is nothing more than an indoctrination center with plain walls and drab floors.
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