Public | 9-12 | 515 students |
Delton-Kellogg High School serves grades 9-12 in the Delton-Kellogg School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 14 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Delton-Kellogg Alternative High School 1 miles | |||
3.8 miles | |||
East Martin Christian High School 10.1 miles | |||
Hastings Area Schools Alternative Education 10.1 miles |
well first of all the school was not all that great i went there and graduated way too many rules and regulations too strict about what you wear. the teachers most of them were not at all satisfactory well i can say i did a summer work program the staff i worked with was fine i liked the people i got to work with but after graduation i went back for something don't remember why now but a teacher told me to take my hat off wich she had no bussiness doing since i was an adult first of all and second i was not a student anymore and she was lucky i did not get a lawyer and sue she thought just becuase she teaches french that she was so hot but we don't need fourine language or sports a wast of time and money wast of my tax dollars needless to say i had her told off cuz i was not about to tolerate her attitude or anyone elses for that matter delton schools are not all that great as people would say they didn't even have a pool like plainwell did instead they wasted our tax dollars to build a second tennis court!
great school. learned alot sports arent the best but they do allow a great education.
In my opinion, I think the school district cares more about the sports rather than the education and the band/choir students. They should focus on the acedemics rather than the sports, and we aren't even good at them!
As a graduate of DKHS, I had a reletively decent high school experience, but I was one of the few. I was a 'smart kid' so I was able to go to an amazing college despite Delton's lack of help. If your child has a learning disability, go to another school. My younger sister currently attends DKMS and recieves liitle help for her learning disability. There are a few decent teachers (Ms. Dinda, Mr. Grimes, and Mr. Farmand to name a few), but for the most part the teaching staff does the bare minimum. As a college student training to be a teacher, I didn't realize how horrible the majority of the teachers were until I began my teacher ed courses. The sex education is a joke (which is evident with the soaring pregnancy rate), but sex ed starts at home.
Delton is a school that if your child is average or above (as far as grades) they can get through just fine, but if your child has trouble or struggles do to a learning disability there isn't a lot of help given to try to diagnosis the problem and get the child on the right track. I would like to see this changed so that parents can feel confident that the school is doing all they can to help your child get the best education possible.
Delton High School is a wonderful school. The children are very blessed to have wonderful teachers who work very hard to prepare our children for their future. As in any school district it takes a whole community.....family, teacher, administrators, and friends. It is a collaborative effort to raise our children today the Delton community works together for our children. I give this school a rating of 5.
I believe this school and community is one of the best around.
My children and I are all graduates of Delton Kellogg High School. I have very much appreciated raising my family in a small, caring community. There are many opportunities for students to take outside classes through local community colleges, the Math & Science Center and the Tech Center. The school offers a good, basic curriculum that prepares its students for college.
Delton is an excellent school to attend. The one thing that needs to be better is parent involvment, and what school out there can say they don't need that. People gripe about Delton, but expect the system to raise the children for them, Sorry people, it just don't work like that. Delton might not have the new buildings, but last I knew, it wasn't the building teaching the kids, its the teachers. Delton has good teachers for the most part. Yes there are a couple that have fallen through the cracks, but I blame the teachers union for that. But anyway, I am giving Delton 5 stars because it deserves every one of them.
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