Apollo High School

this school is good it gives kids a second chance of there lives. it gives kids who don't do well at other schools the chance to graduate. i'm going here for my second year and i'm progressing preety well. the reason 'm going here is because i was ripped off of credits that i earned and the school that made that error was santa sue. at this school we are treated like adults with respect we give respect to earn respect. if you don't respect teachers well some just don't any crap lets just say that. at other school you get treated like a little kid but here you feel like a person. yes this school has a bad reputation but most of it's exadrerated.
--Submitted by a student

My daughter could not conform to what everyone else wanted her to in a 'normal' high school. So I sent her to Apollo High it was the best move in the world for her. I know that now because after two years of being out of Apollo she has her own condo, brand new car, and a great job. She would not have made it this far if I would have kept her at a 'normal' high school. So if I could just say thank you to all the staff and God Bless you guys for a job well done.
--Submitted by a parent

i arrived at apollo with little hopes. i ended up there because of some depression problems. I hated school. but i found my home at apollo. they want to be there and they want to help. they care about every student. and will help you in any way. the counelors will sit there and listen to you for how ever long you need to talk. especiallu jackie hardie. i wish i went there from day one. i enjoyed going to school. they make it fun. they are all great. thank you apollo for helping me.
--Submitted by a student

This school was excellent for me. I wasn't going to graduate without it. There were many fun activities to involve the students. When it was time for parents to get involved it was always great and very enlightening. Some of the school's ways were a bit out of the ordinary, but it is what kept the students interested and coming back.
--Submitted by Erin Fonvergne, a student