Public | 9-12 | 1482 students |
Dunedin High School serves grades 9-12 in the Pinellas County Public Schools 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 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 33 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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1.4 miles | |||
1.7 miles | |||
The Tutors' Academic Institute 2.6 miles | |||
2.9 miles |
DHS is a great school. Mr. Hepburn did a stellar job in his first year & is positioning the school for the incoming first fundamental freshman class. I am hoping that with this new focus on fundamental status that there will be more parental involvement as that is the only piece missing from a great picture of Dunedin High School. I have to also add that the guidance department works very hard with the students ensuring that they have the correct subject & credits to graduate as June 2011 was the largest graduating class. Guidance also helps seniors/juniors to find scholarship money to continue education on college. The teachers rea;;y seem to care about the students and the smaller campus makes DHS a hidden treasurer in the Pinellas County School system.
They have a world-class pipe band.
The school is exactly what you put into it. The teachers are, for the most part, fantastic. If your child participates and puts the effort out, they will get a tremendous amount out of Dunedin High School. The staff is great - not rude! The morale of the students does NOT depend on the teachers. It starts at home and then spreads to the children. If you're not happy with your child and their education - try being a little more involved!
Staff not apropiate for high school student. School don't help children to success in life and college. Staff in the office are rude with students and parents.
School is nothing special. Teachers don't teach as well as they should and don't seem to be very caring, neither are the students. When you add non-caring students and non-caring teachers together, you get Dunedin High School. It's a mess. Do not go here, Please.
This school is terrible. There is no leadership, and if they do try to be authoritative, they go about it in all the wrong ways. Zero school spirit, morale is low. Overall an awful school.
i highly reccomend this school.as a student i feel excepted.the sports are great and so are the teachers..they are always there if you need after school help.
I have 2 children at DHS. They are both in the Fast Track BA program which basically means they are qualified AP students. Love, Love, Love the teachers my children have had. Had a little concern with my daughters Geometry teacher but it all panned out. Teachers are available after school for help. They truly are proud of their students and are willing to help in anyway. My children are both on sports. They are involved in wonderful clubs that help the community. Overall, a great high school experience. Excellent teacher: Dr. E., Ms. Korupas, Ms. Stackpole, Mr. Haines, Ms. Weybrant, Mr. Logaski, Senora Barrett...
I used to teach at DHS 5 years ago & I can clearly see many improvements in the discipline structure, Mr. Summa is firm, FAIR and respectful of the students rights. I feel that my kids are safe and in an environment that they can flourish & excel. I am also glad to see Tom Britain back at DHS - a great asset to the school.
i went to school there and i feel that they will do there all to help students and they are a great school..
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