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[quote=Anonymous]My son is a 9th grader there and we have had a wonderful year thus far.  All schools has its issues but overall, the faculty, the teachers and the students are genuinely happy and content.  I would strongly recommend considering this school for a few reasons:

When I went High School shopping, I interviewed and attended many open houses... but my son has a interest in Art and I wanted to speak to the Director of that department.  Of all the schools I interviewed - they were the only ones that put me in contact with that department head.  The other schools directed me to the open houses, and to the website.  I personally like to feel like my child is more than just a number but a student that will join their ranks.  If I could not get them to respond to give me access to school faculty then what chance do I have with the faculty as a parent?

My son shadowed at the schools and when I went to visit, the most striking difference I noticed is that the kids were allowed to decorate their lockers.  It may seem trivial but to me, the atmosphere of the school is as important as the academics... who wants our son to attend a school that is not fun and inviting to attend.

Overall, the school is great, I speak to his Academic Advisor quarterly, they are diverse, the academics are stellar offering a fully rounded student and competitive to get into the best colleges and universities.  Plus they have a great Arts and Science program.  My son is not an athlete but because his school is also excels in athletics, he has school spirit.

It is a well rounded school that I feel deserves a good look at.    Hope this helps!
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