Thornton Fractnl No High School

Public | 9-12 | 1671 students |  

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755 Pulaski Rd

Calumet City, IL 60409

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Thornton Fractional Township HSD 215

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Calumet City's Thornton Fractnl No High School serves grades 9-12 in the Thornton Fractional Township HSD 215 district. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.

The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 3 out of 5 stars.

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Posted on Jun 18, 2007
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I am a current student at t.f.north and I think that we as students could be a little better in disipline and that even though we might not have perfect of teachers and staff I belive that they are trying their best to be what our school motto is hardworking caring responsible and respectful which we are reminded to be each day and that is what the school has been teaching us along with the education that the extra money is being spent on so I think that T.F.North is being the best that it possiblly can try to be
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Posted on Aug 8, 2005
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I am a current student at T.F. North and I feel as though this school is not doing all they could for the students. There is a lot of students lacking behind, and not much help from teachers or councilors. I have personally had many different problems and tried to get help from the school and I was basically just ignored. I will say they do have some really great teachers who will go far out of their way to help students, but they are rather rare at this school. The schools discipline could also use some work, a lot of teachers look the other way with certain situations, when they should be punished, other wise they will just continue thinking what they are doing is okay. Over all this school has good potential, they just need to take a look around and step it up.
--Submitted by Alison, a student

Posted on Aug 20, 2004
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My child is in his 2nd Year of H.S. and so far my experience with this school has been positive. Hopefully, they will be able to continue to improve despite the recent tax issues-and not have to eliminate extra curric/classes nor teacher's assistants. The Asst. Principal seems to really care about the students, not to take anything away from the Principal. But most often I've seen and interacted with the Asst. Principal.
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Posted on Sep 9, 2003
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Parents need to be involved. Just because they are in high school does not mean they are adults. Students should be given responsiblity and decision making, however the parents must still be involved and set an example for their children. I feel there are many good opportunities for students to get involved in community projects (that includes school) but they need the support of their parents. I hope to see more parents support the school and teachers.
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