Hartland High School

There is a great lack of motivation in students. The school is a safe environment, but there are a lot of drugs around.
--Submitted by a student

I am a past student, and i agree that teachers are above average. The education prepares you for the future education and life.

This school is a very good school teaching wise. The teachers are awsome! The staff (office workers, principle, and counselors) try very hard to keep the students under control and happy, but i have seen them act coldly to parents. The math books are really bad and hard to understand.
--Submitted by a student

My school is a very good school. The teachers are nice and will help you if you ask for it, they won't just come up and help you, they have many students to deal with. I have to admitt we are on a short supplies on books but there are only 2 classes I am in that I can't bring a book home, spanish and marketing.
--Submitted by a student

Hartland High School is one of the best around in the state of Michigan. The teachers, counselors, and administarotirs are easily assessable and willing to listen to parent concerns. All of the staff memembers that I have come into contact with are alsways prompt and knowledgable. My son is a special needs student and all of his teahcers and the counselors work with us to assist our child. I am very happy with the overall quality of education my child is receiving.
--Submitted by a parent

This scool doesn't have the money for social study books that students can take home, but it has a nice, big pool (?) The administrations is always blaming the over-flowing class size for the incompetent teachers w/ tenure. Teachers are not accountible. If your child is extremely independent, all is good. If your child needs one-one guidance, forget it! They do not care. They also treat students unequally. One student will be allowed to switch classes, the other will not. Basically, the counselors lie to you, and hope you just go away. The math program is terrible. In my sons class alone, I knew of ten failing students! Even the director of Sylvan asked me if I knew where they could get a copy of his Math books. They claimed there was an influx of Hartland students needing help in Math. Even Sylvan couldn't figure out how to teach it!
--Submitted by a parent

Over 30 students per class . Cold/inconsistant administration. Math program deteriorating.
--Submitted by a parent