Desert Winds Continuation High School

Public | 9-12 | 1068 students |  

PHONE: (661) 948-7555

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45030 Third St. East

Lancaster, CA 93535

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Antelope Valley Union High School District

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Desert Winds Continuation High School, located in Lancaster, California, serves grades 9-12 in the Antelope Valley Union High School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 3 out of 10.

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Ceramics/sculpture; Continuation
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Posted on Mar 14, 2011
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I graduated from this school and it got me back on track. I was transferred there my senior year of high school with a semester I had to make up, So I did a year and a half work before the school year was over! Its the students choice to succeed or fail. And since I have graduated (2008) I have gone farther than I expected.

Posted on Feb 8, 2011
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This school gives the students no motivation at all. The days go by slow & the teachers never take the time to talk with any students. They give way too much work & expect students to complete it without a teachers help. I wouldn't recommend going to this school. It brought my grades down lower than they already were.
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Posted on Mar 15, 2006
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Great school with the ability to produce a student's potential.
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Posted on Jan 21, 2004
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I think that sending my son here robbed him of all motivation to get back into his regular high school. Going to school half a day becomes attractive to a kid his age, and the friends that he met there were in more trouble than he was, so that he ended up hanging out with a much rougher, more apathetic crowd.
--Submitted by a parent


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