Cedartown High School

this school is ok they are pretty strict and unreasonable
—Submitted by a parent

In my opinion cedartown highschool aint that bad of a place. & Chs is not to be blamed for my bad grammer. Its just a habbit. I think chs is good school, but yes, some teachers dont care. But every school has to be like that. The state puts too much on students and teachers and it has to be rushed so all the material is covered. The teacher or school shouldnt be blamed for that, but the state.
—Submitted by a student

I think my school (cedartown high) is a great school. At times i seem like some of my teachers move to fast just to make sure they cover everything so they wont get in trouble. I dont think they really take enough time on the chapters that we study. One of my teachers even gave us a quiz at the end of the day right after she had taught it. Thanks for reading my rating on my school where i'm a junior here at cedartown high school...
—Submitted by a student

Hi I am a graduate of Cedartown High. They are basically coming on up in this world. I am giving them an average rating because of how things are there. I mean test scores are really low, there are some good teachers there but my personal opinion. They need to hire some new teachers but as long as they dont treat the students as if they were in emementary school yeah your suppose to have fun in high school. i mean that could be the last time that you see your friends. But too, it is up to both parents and students to learn how to buckle down and do your school work. The Georgia High School Graduation Test is another thing. First of all I think that it is stupid for students to take it . Personally, i think that the Board of Education, Teachers should take it .

Cedartown High School is a great school. Yet there are times that i feel that the teachers are just here for their paycheck..... I mean, what kind of teacher gets you ready for EOCTs 2 days before they are handed out??? Don;t get me wrong, there are some GREAT teachers that do care, and make you study, do your work, and really do care. I feel that this school is too caught up in Athletic Achievements and not Academic Achievments done by students. Since we got our new Principle Mr. David, the schools has significantky improved in many areas, i believe tha the new building addition will make this school better. I still think that there can be improvment in the cafeteria, and many departments like the science and math departments.
—Submitted by a student

My children graduated from CHS and are excelling in college. They received a great foundation for college. Thanks for all you did!
—Submitted by a parent

I think its a shame that the students aren't gettin the prepartion needed for college! And their aren't enough teachers who really care about the situation either.
—Submitted by a parent

students aren't being prepared for college and it will be hard for tem when they do get to college. they don't know how to study for one thing. they aren't being teached how to study properly
—Submitted by a student

As an Advanced Student of CHS; I DO NOT feel prepared for college! Yeah it's an ok school besides that but shouldn't the main purpose of high school be to prepare you for college and ultimately success? Many teachers do care, all are not bad. Ms. V Mayes in particular was one of the few teachers who actually tried, and succeeded in getting students ready for the vigor of college courses!
—Submitted by a student

Personally speaking 'I love chs', it was probably the most memorable years I will ever live out. I would not change a thing about that place, except the hallway size.
—Submitted by Matthew Jake Forrister, a former student

Good ole CHS is where I spent four awesome years of my life. No matter what anyone says about how bad the school is, run down, or just outdated, speaking in generalities, it's a pretty good place. Of course, many of the courses have no use for college and do not get a student prepared for college. If you asked yourself the question, 'How many high school's actually prepare students for college?', you would more than likely reply something such as this, 'Not many.' Which is exactly what most parents don't think about these days. The parents of high school students these days get so involved with their children's personal business, it seems as if they want to relive their own high school days. What Im trying to say is that CHS may not be the greatest place in the world, but hey, its better than Rockmart, right?
—Submitted by CJ Pattersfield, a former student

Cedartown High School is a school that lacks in more ways than it doesn't. The staff as a whole doesnt really care about standardization, it isn't what they used to do 'back in the day,' and instead teach students what only can be found on videocassette. Don't send your child to Cedartown, they will NOT be prepared for college, or any post-secondary institution and won't understand that education doesn't have to be a waste of time.
—Submitted by a student

If you are from CHS you do not know near enough.
—Submitted by Jannah Mullinax, a student

If you are a graduate of Cedartown and they taught you grammar, then no Cedartown's students are not up standards.
—Submitted by a former student

well I think Cedartown High School could use alot of work. The teachers seem like they really dont care. They need too make sure that every student is up too the state standards. Which they are not..
—Submitted by a parent