Easton High School

By far my best instruction was in AP US History, AP Bio, and AP Calc AB. EHS sends students to lots of prominent colleges. If you do well in school, it will certainly not prevent you from getting into any college you want to, by association. I highly recommend taking AP classes at every opportunity. U of MD schools also recognize AP credit for college courses (but you don't earn GPA credits for the course unless you take it at college). My 3 best teachers ever, in case you were curious, are Beaufait, Overington, and Holmes. They are highly organized with their instruction and are great at answering questions. For these teachers, the rating I would give is 5/5. The school on average, however, is, well, average. Just do well and don't get stuck in classes that resemble Driver's Ed. The school has those, too, if you prefer them (tongue-in-cheek). The school is one of the best in the region, only really coming behind the home schoolers and "magnet schools" on the Western Shore. It also has a pretty fair cross-section of American society in terms of diversity. Enjoy!
--Submitted by a student

my daughter is a freshman at easton high. there are fights on a regular basis and many instances of cyberbullying. i have personally met with several members of the administration including the principal and have not seen any attempt to improve the social climate in the school. i believe the student's grades suffer due to lack of leadership.
--Submitted by a parent

Well i really like this school. I was not doing good for the first couple of years of it and then my teachers helped me see that according to my HSA scores i am really smart. So they had like an intervention with me and now i actually care and am trying to get my grades up. I am now proud to say I'm passing all my classes even if they are only with 70's. Most people would see that as bad but it has been a long time since my grades were above 50's (2 1/2 years to be exact) i am now in a class called independent studies. This class is helping me get my credits so i can graduate next year. I will not give up till all my grades are up to what i can achieve and then i will try harder to better myself even more!
--Submitted by a student

Not a bad high school to go to. I attended all four years and enjoyed it. I was not one of the classes that had the macbooks, but from observing the younger students they are a waste of time and money. In one of my classes a student was watching porn on his macbook and the teacher just told him to put it away. The AP classes are great, but some of the regular ones are a joke.
--Submitted by a student

The school is small enough to be intimate, but large enough to offer a myriad of course offerings.
--Submitted by a parent

While I attended this was an all-around average school. The teachers I had were good, but the administration drug the whole school down.
--Submitted by a student

The staff is outstanding.The studets learn. I've seen it.The principal is Great
--Submitted by a parent

EHS Is a great school for students looking into careers in technology. Brand new MacBooks are issued to incoming students every year, and personally, I think they really help. Most of our textbooks are saved via pdf and we have a lot of programs to help us study. And to the person below, a lot of kids don't misuse their laptop privileges. I know I sure don't! The teachers really do care, and they do what ever it takes to make sure we pass our classes. We have an exceptional sports program, offering almost every major sport in the state of maryland. The school offers many different choices for lunch too. Overall, this is an awesome high school, and I'm ready for my next year here!
--Submitted by a student

This school is a trainwreck, unless you happen to be in AP courses, or have an influential parent. The teachers do their best in a terrible situation. The laptop program is a farce--students misuse this opportunity by constantly playing games and downloading music. Anyone will tell you that this is the case. It is a well-known fact that referrals are swept under the rug. Again, if your child is in AP courses or if you have a louder voice in the community, you will be happy with this school. Scratch the surface in the slightest, and you will find a wealth of dysfunction.
--Submitted by a teacher

i go here and at times you can feel unsafe. there are many different areas of Easton and lots of different people around. However, it is a great school with a wide range of classes. There is AP classes, an unrivaled Chef Cook program, cross-campus classes with St. Michaels High and even duel enrollment for juniors and seniors interested in attending Chesapeake College during school hours.
--Submitted by a student