Billingsley High School

Public | K-12 | 659 students |  

PHONE: (205) 755-1629

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2446 County Road 77

Billingsley, AL 36006

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Billingsley High School serves grades K-12 in the Autauga County School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 6 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 27 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 27, 2011
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billingsley high school is a wonderful school its teacher put forth the work and effort beyond demand for the students i have never been inside a better school that cared so much fior there students i am AshLeigh Peters and i love Billingsley High School

Posted on May 31, 2010
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Billingsley School has some great teachers that really care about their students. I have never seen teachers that are that involved in the lives of kids in the community. I can truly say that they care about the kids and about their sucess, not only in school, but also in life. I know when my daughter becomes school age, she will go to Billingsley School.
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Posted on Oct 30, 2009
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Both of my grandparents graduated from Billingsley, my mom graduated from Billingsley, I graduated from Billingsley, and now my children are attending Billingsley as well. I received a high quality education that met my social and emotional as well as academic needs. My children have attended other (public and private) schools in Alabama and none compare to BHS. Everyone is friendly and parents are welcomed and encouraged to be a part of their child's school experience. I think people who feel they are a victim of bias are simply not trying to be a part of the school community. I'm thrilled and very proud to say that my kids attend BHS and I hope our Billingsley 'family tradition' stays alive!
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Posted on Oct 19, 2009
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ok i also went to billingsley and to tell the truth i also thought that you had to have the right last name and attend the right church however then my children went to a different school first and to compare well there was none so now both of my kids now attend billingsley and although they are way behind because of the other school they are now getting the attention they need to catch up and i am very proud to say my children attend billingsley.
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Posted on Oct 10, 2009
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I am a current student in Billingsley. To be honest i hate it... if it wasnt for my friends at this school i would already be gone. I am a Junior this year and i have to agree with the other students, former students, and parents that if you dont play a big part in a certain sport, dont attend Indian Grave or dont have a certain last name you will be overlooked. I used to attend Indian Grave until i was invited to go to church with one of my best friends and i decided i liked the other church better so i joined it,I ended up getting baptized at the other church, but i still got over looked when i stopped going to the Indian Grave. I DO NOT recommend Billingsley for anyone.. thanks.. the board needs to check this school and the way it is ran out. thanks
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Posted on Apr 29, 2009
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The teachers are a great help. I still remenmer some of them that have taught he a few years back. The principle, Mr.Van, was great too!
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Posted on Apr 28, 2009
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Best school around!!! No other is even close!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted on Aug 22, 2008
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Having had exposure to school systems (Public and private, in Alabama anad beyond), I can say that Billingsley School is above average in most aspects. The teaching staff is dedicated to providing a top level learning experience to their kids. However, thanks to No Child Left Behind, they end up spending more time reporting and less time teaching the kids. This is unfortunate and not limited to just this school; it is symptomatic of schools across the country. Like most schools in this part of the country, the focus of extracurricular funding is on football and boy's sports, in general. This is unfortunate as parents of female students and the female students themselves send up subsidizing most extracurricular activities and equipment out of pocket and via fund raisers more and more. Booster funding, the lion's share, seems to go to boy's sports, a new field hose and football field, etc.
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Posted on Aug 31, 2007
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I graduated from Billignsley and now have three children that attend. It is an exceptional school with great students, teachers, and administrators. It is a rural school, so there are a few limitations in extracurricular activities. Parents that are involved will take notice of the excellent education, numerous sports, and the awarding winning music program. The school is well maintained, safe, and students generally respect each other. There will be an occasional problem, but from my opinion, the administrators handle concerns in an appropriate manner. We all know that you can't make everyone happy all the time, so you have to do what is right. Keep up the Tradition of Excellence!
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Posted on Jul 11, 2007
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I attended Billingsley K-12 . The education that I recieved, with the help of my parents, teachers and administrators, helped to prepare me for undergraduate school and later law school. I do not have one of the favorite last names and my family is not originally from Billingsley. Although I did eventually attend Indian Grave my junior and senior year, I attended another church on the other side of the county before that. I was never given less attention because of either of these factors. I worked hard and everyone recognized this and helped me K-12. Although my parents never blamed the teachers if I did something wrong, when there were discipline problems it was taken care of to the best of the teachers ability. Considering the size of the school and in comparison with others in the area, they try to give students the best advantages possible.
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