Grafton High School

Posted March 1, 2008

Grafton has one of the highest drop-out rates in the entire state, the teacher student ratio is good but that doesn t make up for teaching quality. Basically, if your parents are poor and you don t play a sport you will have it hard here.
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Posted January 24, 2008

As a teacher at Grafton High School, I think the athletics are great also. Undoubtly, there are teachers who could care more. I believe this exists at every institution. As for myself, there are approximatley 750 students at GHS and I am confident I could give 300 + names easily. In addition, there are many courses offered that challege students to use higher level thinking skills and push themselves to the next level. Unfortunately, not all students enroll in these courses. Parental involvement is an issue. But, I have always found the opposite to be true. We have a few extremely active parents and are unable to get more help. There are many opportunities: athletic boosters, choral boosters, band boosters, civic organizations, chaperones, office help, activity coordinators,tutoring, etc... The list could go on. I encourage any parent or community member who would like to help to contact the school.
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Posted February 2, 2006

Wow, grafton high school has a great athletic program, but academically students are just a number, administrators and staff probably couldn't name 20 students and put a face to them. Very disappointed in the opportunity for parent involvement at this school. Just because the students are older, doesn't mean parents can't be involved. Extracurricular activities are great at this school, academics take a back seat, get different teachers. One's with a personality and caring heart.
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