Saltillo High School

We moved our daughter to Saltillo High School from the "City" School and she is doing so much better academically. The teachers care and the students are kind. Thank God for this option!
--Submitted by a parent

Highest test scores in the state of Mississippi for 2010. Excellent people. Excellent students. School has a small feel but is plenty big enough to offer a large selection of classes.
--Submitted by a parent

Typical southern highschool . Very clicky. If your child is a transplant from another town & you have money , don't worry your child will be fine. Gotta love the south !
--Submitted by a parent

This school is one big clique. If you have money or your family is well known then you will make it, otherwise they will harass you until you are forced to quit. Just a one horse town school.
--Submitted by a parent

This is an excellent school. I attended k-12 at Saltillo schools and rarely had any problems. There were numerous activites to participate in and there is a place for everyone to fit it. Most of the teachers are excellent and care about their students.
--Submitted by a former student

We have only been in this district. After hearing so much praise about this school I am very disheartened. The guidance counselor is great and I got a phone call from the school nurse first week of school about my childs JRA. This was nice. But this school has no tutoring program although they participate in the NO Child Left Behind Program. MY child has a learning disabiity also. And some time she needs a little extra help. And there has not been any PTA meetings that I know about.
--Submitted by a parent

Excellent school! The people are so nice and they really make you feal at home and confident about your child getting a good education. The school has awesome kids as well and they really seem as though they would be excellent friends for one to grow up with! There is also a high sucess rate for both the teachers and the students alongside a wonderfully fun atmosphere! Loved the school!
--Submitted by Sherry Henry, a former student