Eustis High School

Eustis High school is good and all but slowly become involved with drugs, I myself am trying to get out of this school ,most of the teacher have no clue what they are teaching and the students are now just teaching them selves .The school only cares for the football team not the learning. But around lake county there is no good schools.
--Submitted by a student

EHS is an okay school, but they treat us like kindergarteners, not Highschoolers. they try too hard to relate to us. Personally, i believe the principle is at fault for most of the problems at Eustis Highschool. Like i said, he tries to hard to relate, which he doesn't; at all. the man makes mind-numbingly boring speaches at every single assembly. He talks more about his upbringings, than about us. Honestly, i believe so little in Eustis High, that i'm trying my HARDEST to get switched to Daytona State College, or any other school, for that matter.
--Submitted by a student

As a graduate of Eustis High School, class of 2006, I would like to say that ALL of these reviews must be taken with a large grain of salt. I imagine that some of the students who continually dissrespected teachers/administrators, never showed up to class, or completed course assignments are now criticizing the school on this messageboard. Parents should STRONGLY investigate the teachers, and find ones who can best prepare their students. As an A student, I mostly took honors and AP classes. I didn't have to sit in classes where the teacher was spending half of the period disciplining students. Overall, a great school that prepared me to become a successful college student. Note to Parents: check on the teachers who are teaching your kids!!! DEFINITELY encourage them to participate in sports/after-school clubs to develop well-roundedness for college/life in general, visit the AWESOME/VERY HELPFUL ladies in the college/career center!!
--Submitted by a student

I went on to succeed after Eustis High School, so I wont complain. There were opportunities to learn, to excel, to prepare for the future. There were adequate ressources and motivated teachers (and to a lesser degree, students). However, the textbooks were often canned and too limited.
--Submitted by a student

The school means well but as of current cant seem to get with it. Kids are dropping out left and right because of how hard it is for them to pass. The school has/had made many changes and it seems as though all of them have hurt the school.
--Submitted by a teacher

As a 2007 graduate of Eustis High School, I can honestly say that is what you make it. I personally think that there had been a lack of discipline; however, I have heard a lot of great things about the new principal and think that that problem is behind us. Parents play a key role in their child's education. Challenge them to take the harder classes and get involved on campus. The Dual Enrollment program is great. The ladies in the career center are helpful as is the guidance receptionist. Overall, Eustis is a great school with a lot of sprit! Go Eustis!
--Submitted by a student

Eustis High School Isnt all that great, Teachers don't care about the Students unless they are in their classroom. The teachers are unresponsive to those who interrupt the class constantly, and dont realize that when they teach they arent getting through to most of the students. The campous is usually clean, but most students dont take the classes seriously because the teacher doesnt. Students Dont respect others, and they dont show the need to learn. I love the Guidance Departments!
--Submitted by a parent

Some of the teachers are wonderful at EHS - where others have no business being there. I'm unimpressed with the principal - there is not enough discipline. Kids who disrespect teachers should be out after 3 offenses - but they just keep ending up in the classroom. I don't feel like the principal backs up the teachers enough. The campus looks great - and overall its a good school.
--Submitted by a parent

Some teachers don't really care how your child is doing, as long as they can get through the day. The parent involvement seems like a 'clique' group. I have been involved in our childrens school for quite some time, but here, they just don't seem to respond to your offer to volunteer. We do have some great teachers, but there are just too many that don't seem to really care either way. We have good sports teams, but unfortunately, they have to compete against private schools that can recruit & practice all year long.
--Submitted by a parent

EHS is a great school that has teachers who really care about their students!
--Submitted by a student