Yorktown

[Anonymous]

Ive heard many concerning things about Yorktown's hook up/party culture. If you have a student at YHS, has your child avoided that?

[Anonymous]

What do you expect it's a school of spoiled brats.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What do you expect it's a school of spoiled brats.

That's really helpful.

[Anonymous]

My daughter is in 9th grade so I don't know anything about this. Or she's a dork/nerd/ whatever, which we are totally cool with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ive heard many concerning things about Yorktown's hook up/party culture. If you have a student at YHS, has your child avoided that?

No, my daughter is a drunk slut and my son is a drugged out manwhore. They haven't avoided it all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ive heard many concerning things about Yorktown's hook up/party culture. If you have a student at YHS, has your child avoided that?

This is a bit of a strange question; but the reputation of YHS includes parent-sponsored alcohol parties and expensive drugs and vaping. Wonder if legalization of marijuana will increase the prevalence and use of "lower class" drugs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ive heard many concerning things about Yorktown's hook up/party culture. If you have a student at YHS, has your child avoided that?

No, my daughter is a drunk slut and my son is a drugged out manwhore. They haven't avoided it all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ive heard many concerning things about Yorktown's hook up/party culture. If you have a student at YHS, has your child avoided that?

No, my daughter is a drunk slut and my son is a drugged out manwhore. They haven't avoided it all.

That's what I heard about them too.

[Anonymous]

It has a mix of kids, like most schools. Some partiers, some not.

[Anonymous]

My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.

Go into the woods? What woods?

[Anonymous]

Obviously somebody is jealous that she can't afford 22207

[Anonymous]

DD a freshman. She has heard about drugs and drinking. Not her scene, yet not surprising in Any highschool

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.

Go into the woods? What woods?

The woods behind the baseball field. Have you ever seen Yorktown?

The school has a pretty serious drug problem, but maybe not more so than area privates with a similar socio-economic student body.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My neighbors kids shared that it is very common for kids to skip school, go into the woods and drink, hook up and then return to class. Administration kind of looks the other way. Many of these students make good grades and play sports.

Lol. You think with all the type A parents who live around the school and any nearby stands of trees (what woods?) that a significant number of kids could get away with this? And that those same parents ignore all the missed class notifications?

Let me tell you, even if the parents looked the other way, the NextDoor Nellies wouldn’t. People walk their dogs through the nearby parks all day long. Drunken teenage trysts in the area aren’t “common.”