Public | 9-12 | 1252 students |
Clovis North High School, located in Fresno, California, serves grades 9-12 in the Clovis Unified School District. It is among the few public high schools in California to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of 10 out of 10.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 36 school community members.
School highlights:
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2.8 miles |
clovis north is an excellent high school. we are in a different district and have done a out of district transfer for the last 3 yrs and its been worth it every step of the way. Clovis north has by far the best in academics, sports and all around social programs most importantly its a school that cares about the the well being of the students.
Almost all of the teachers are super nice and helpful but as with any school there are a few who don't care. Our principal is the best! He's really friendly and always says hi. The homework load is a little bit heavy but it pays off with all the fun events and great friends you make here. It's a very close knit school and its great to be a part of.
Clovis North is a Average school in Clovis, while it is far above Fresno Unified Schools, it doesn't add up to schools around it. I have had some issues with the teachers, i still believe that Clovis West and Buchanan are better choices in schools. With that said, it is a clean school, with good academics. I wished i could send my son to another school, but this will do.
when it comes to the academics and teachers, clovis north is pretty good and also its a really nice-looking school. but overall it's pretty boring, and the dress code is WAY too strict. there are a lot of really cool people there but also a lot of haters. i'm a freshman girl and i think it's pretty good!
They have some great teachers, but others leave something to be desired. Too much emphasis on winning competitions - the children are there to learn, that's the most important.
This school is a great facility, however, the 'greatness' stops there. I moved my child out of this school after two years and it has been amazing to see how much progress my child has made. I no longer have to 'drag' my child out of bed to go to school. The administration seems good, but it seems like a lot of the teachers, and some coaches, were retained at last minute to fill voids. Some promising sports program(s) seem to be going the wrong direction after early success.
dress code is too strict. I am going to move my child into a different school
I sent my child here this year. After this year i will transfer them to either Buchanan High or Clovis West. This school is below all the rest. Excluding CEHS and CHS (Don't let me talk about them). I had to move a few times around Clovis. The students here are a nightmare. They are more stuck up then all the rest. Think twice before sending your child here!
I attended Clovis North for a year and i can honestly say that it is the worst high school in the Clovis Unified School District. Not only do they charge way to much for supplies but the students are a nightmare. Some of the coaches and teachers are disasters.
This school is the worst school I have ever sent my child to. The school district is wonderful but this is the bottom of the barrel when it comes to admin and teachers.
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