Cheyenne High School

The school has consistently been improving, but the school spirit is still very low. Clubs and activities are suffering greatly. The new tardy policy is absolutely ridiculous, hopefully with the change in administration next year things will get better.
--Submitted by a student

this school dress code is outragious and utterly stupid !! other than that the school is fine
--Submitted by a student

Cheyenne High School has reflected qualities that most schools offer at a slightly better level. The school's effort to create academic standard's and enforce behavior policies has lacked in many efforts last year. Although recently has raised the bar on academic qualification by raising up the rules, repainted and refurbishing, and cleaning up the problems. The school is not bad but not perfect.
--Submitted by a student

Cheyenne High School is top notch. Dr. Geihs, the school principal, is one of the best leaders I have ever encountered. I am proud that my children attend Cheyenne.
--Submitted by a parent

Cheyenne has made many improvements and I see them continuing this effort to help our students excel
--Submitted by marilyn, a parent

I am currently a freshmen at Cheyenne and what I think is that, at any school you go to, it will have its problems. The main point i, your experience in school is what you make it. It is up to you, on how you want your outlook on high school to be. I mean sure, the school is over crowded and could be better but in other words, it is what you make it and your decision to apply yourself.
--Submitted by a parent

I a a freshman at Cheyenne high and I would say overall the school is a good especially considering the kind of schools that are near by...I do think that Cheyenne could improve on tutoring opportunities.
--Submitted by a student

This school was a complete disappointment when it came to its care and treatment of students with learning disabilities. I understand that there's a lack of funding for various programs, but when so many students should be receiving services and modified instruction, their educational needs should receive funds before the extra curriculars. Why should cheerleaders and jocks receive new uniforms if the teachers special needs classes don't even have the necessary teaching materials? And don't get me started on the lack of books. I have been blessed with the opportunity to visit and experience school districts across the country and have been disgusted and dismayed at how far both Cheyenne and CCSD, sit on the education scale. There is lack of parental involvement and the many of the school's policies are outrageous. Spend money on learning from districts that thrive, then implement some of their practices. It would help tremendously.
--Submitted by R Smith, a former student

This school is the best!! I love it sooo much!! its a wounderful and safe and fun school!
--Submitted by a student

Dr. Geihs is a wonderful principal who holds his staff and the students accountable. I am so please my kids attend Cheyenne.
--Submitted by a parent