Tuba City High School

Public | 9-12 | 362 students |  

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Tuba City, AZ 86045

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Tuba City High School serves grades 9-12 in the Tuba City Unified District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 11 school community members.

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Posted on Mar 30, 2007
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The idea of being tardy three times is eventually one day absent to our childs report, this out rageous. How would the staff feel if they were tardy three times and counted against their time as no pay. I suggest this rule to be changed, ASAP!! It doesn't look good on our child's report. Thank you.
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Posted on Sep 14, 2005
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I am very disappointed in the school overall. Only a few teachers like their career choice. Some have just been doing this too long and are fed up with students. I feel upset when my child comes home feeling bad and wants to quit school. The new dean just made matters worse. Don't enroll...
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Posted on Aug 21, 2005
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School generally does a poor job of preparing students for real university work. Many of the staff think they are preparing the students well, but they are not. One can tell by just looking at the failure rate of students who try to go on to four year colleges and universities. Most of the graduates go to technical schools, or community colleges, if they pursue any further schooling at all. For a student wanting to go to a four-year college, I would STRONGLY recommend a rigorous summer academic program (like the MS2 program in Andover, MA, or the Summer of Exellence programs at University of Arizona or ASU) starting no later than after the sophomore year--something that goes at least 6 weeks. I think this is needed to prepare the students for college work. The school badly needs to improve its college preparatory work.
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