Public | 5-12 | 544 students |
Ranburne High School serves grades 5-12 in the Cleburne 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 32 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.2 miles | |||
10.3 miles | |||
14.3 miles | |||
15.3 miles |
I am a student at r.H.S. And i have been for 7 yrs now...They always make sure you try your best and they encourage you every step of the way....Also they are always there for you and never turn their backs either... Ranburne high school is a really great school !!
is a great and safe school.
this school is very old,but it is an awesome school. it has the best students and most everyone has a good attitude when they are here. the teachers are very outgoing and they can help the students with anything and everything
I am proud my children go to Ranburne. I have 3 children one graduated in 2005, one in hs now and one will be in hs next yr. The school itself does need repair but hopefully we will have a new school in the next 2 years. I do wish that there was a drama program and also a chorale group. The band is very good.
Ranburne is a great school and they have incredible academics and I am proud that my kids have the oppurtunity to be there.
this school rocks.the band is totally awsome :-)
Ranburne High School is an example of the poorly funded Alabama school system. Lack of funds is one thing but the diversity element at Ranburne is another. First, not a mere 3 miles down the road is Georgia, who has a lottery that funds their schools and programs. They build multi-million dollar schools to give their kids in a chance of learning. In Ranburne, and other Alabama schools, you get hardly the necessary items. Not saying that having a brand new school makes it better, but u are a product of your enviroment! Second, Diversity: How is it that a kid who attends a school in 2007 with only one race suppose to graduate and be comfortable in a society that is more diverse than it has ever been? Think about it! By the way, there is more to life than sports people! You know Ranburne! Peace!
I do not think that Ranburne is a good school. The school does not prepare students for the expanding world outside of the shell called Ranburne. They should expand their extracurricular activities to a drama club and a wrestling team as well.
I think that Ranburne is a great school.I play Basketball at Ranburne and I think the Coaches are great and the whole basketball program is great.Parents are really involved with the students and will do anything to help teachers or anyone in the school.The teachers at Ranburne are awesome.They are involved in class and some teachers will just cut up with the students in our free time.
I'm a student currently attending Ranburne High School and a future 2006 graduate. No matter what anyone else says Ranburne is a great school and town. I grew up here and I've never had a problem fitting in. Everyone since the beginning of school has been so kind and helpful and I believe that it continues to this day. Although we don't have the state funding that is really needed, Ranburne is still the best it can be. Some say the principal is too strict but he is only doing his job( keeping everyone in line). Only the basic sports are offered here and I wish we had more so maybe we could have more students participating in after school activities.
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