Eugene High School

I am a 2008 alumni of Eugene High School. The thing to remember about EHS is that it is a small school. There will be limitations to what programs can be offered. However, if a student has a strong interest to learn or do something, EHS faculty will provide every opportunity and support for a student to expand his or her horizons. I graduated with a 3.95 GPA, 32 overall ACT, and have been accepted into a college, given several scholarships, and have completed my collegiate freshman year with a 4.0 GPA. I know two other alumni that have also reached 3.9+ HS GPA, 30+ ACT, and 4.0 GPA freshman year of college. I thank the instructors at EHS every day for preparing me for the world. P.S. the school is extremely safe!
--Submitted by a student

I was a graduate from this school in the mid 80's, and felt pretty certain my children would never attend this school. After having my children in two other school districts in different parts of the state circumstances brought us back to Eugene School. My children are appalled at the lack of educational and extracurricular opportunities offered at Cole R-V. It seems that any attempts made to bring or offer suggestions for improvement are met with resistance. While one child graduated in the top 20% and our other graduated in the top 10% these young adults will tell anyone that while they graduated with high class ranks Cole R-V failed to prepare them for college.
--Submitted by a parent

I am a 1986 graduate of Cole R-V High School. I have two children that currently attend this school and I am well pleased with the education they are receiving. My children are in the top percentages of their class. I truly feel the staff and administration of this school are well qualified and do an excellent job teaching the students. I would highly recommend this school district to anyone in the area.
--Submitted by a parent

I'm an alumnus of 1997, not a parent. In the retrospect provide by a non-Missouri state university, Eugene high school provided insufficient preparation for college (not that most graduates continue their education). Cole county R-V is not a school I will ever choose to send my children to, unless drastic changes are made. While there existed highly qualifed and educated faculty, overall the quality is low. I support the advancement of this rural school. Many starts are depending on you. My bests.
--Submitted by a former student