Neville High School

My child left a private school too attend Neville and it has been an excellent school with great teachers and I have saved a bunch of money. thanks Neville
--Submitted by a parent

This is the best place to go to get a great educations. Here academics comes before anything else, even football.
--Submitted by a student

Neville is a great school, but it would be better if there were more things to get involved in afterschool.
--Submitted by a student

There is so much about neville that others dont know, they push there student to stride for the best....
--Submitted by a student

it is an amazing school! i was shocked, ive never experienced a school that was so dedicated to everything they do. everyone works together so well. they made me feel right at home when i moved here.
--Submitted by a student

Excellent school. Great teachers....the Best!
--Submitted by a parent

I feel Neville is a good high school choice out of the district choices. I would like to see the teaching staff at NHS take more active interest in the freshmen student's academic progress. These students are entering a different form of learning/studies and are in need of positive guidance. I belive this would help their future years be more successful. I would like to be more involved in my child's freshmen year and not get the reaction from the staff that I am babying my child.
--Submitted by a parent

Neville is the best high school available to students today. The faculty and staff help the students in any way possible. Especially senior(2005) guidence counsler, Ms. Thomas. She keeps the 2005 seniors on their toes about classes they need and any other information they need so they can graduate. She is loved by many. Coach Rankins is the best! Keep that tiger pride up Coach!
--Submitted by Franchesca Gibson Senior 2005, a student

I think Mr. Vidrine has instilled displine and pride in the students and school. With his leadership he has made Neville H.S., one of the leading academic schools in the state. Neville continues to make a name for itself with each graduating class.
--Submitted by Michael Sanpognaro, a former student

Mr. Vidrine is and excellent principal. Coach Rankins fills a need for a role model for certain students but does not act as more a pricipal than Mr. Vidrine.
--Submitted by matt murrow, a former student