Nampa Senior High School

i currently attend Nampa Senior High School, and the school is a great place to put your kid in. The food is good, the educational factors beat out other schools, like the band programs, and electives, and our primary classes that help daily. WE PUT PRIDE BACK IN THIS SCHOOL! GO DAWGS!
--Submitted by a student

Nampa High School has a positive, safe environment. The teachers and administration are supportive and work diligently to meet the needs of students. There is a great deal of school pride and work is being done to produce the best learning environment for the students at Nampa High School.
--Submitted by a parent

My grandson is a junior at Nampa Senior High and I have bveen very pleased with the teachers and administration. The top leadershiop at the school, along with improvements from the bond package have restored pride at thd school. Parent involvement at the junior and senior level is super, but needs improvement at the freshman ad sophomore level. Powerschool allows me to closely monitor my grandson's progress.
--Submitted by a parent

i am a new resident in the state of Idaho and my 15 year old son who is currently a sophomore now attending N.H.S. i walked into the office to enroll him on the Friday before school was to start and was pleased to receive such a warm welcome. my son is a special ed student which brought great concern to me that his needs would not be taken care of. i was so wrong!! my son and i were invited back to meet Mrs. Duby where she reviewed his paperwork i provided and arranged for his classes as we sat a talked to her. in the hour i spent with her, i met the principal who came in and introd himself, and 3 coachs of the football teams. the next day, my son was welcomed onto the JV football team and truly loves being at NHS!!
--Submitted by a parent

I have currently switched schools and while I love the teachers there the overall feeling of the school is not the greatest. While a lot of teachers try to stay far and enforce the rules the best they can they do not have a lot of help from parents or administration.
--Submitted by a former student