Freehold Borough High School

I'm a freshman at the Boro but I'm moving in June and I'm transferring to Pemberton Township High School. Overall, this school is excellent. The teachers are very nice and teach too well, and the other students are caring and very friendly.
--Submitted by a student

I think this shool is ok. I am a senior but I was never as crazy about this school. It is defenitly a good school but not great. People who want to go here it may be a long trip and a lot of work but it should be worth it.
--Submitted by a student

As a parent of a student attending this school, I am extremely impressed. I come from Long Island, NY and the transition has been really good for my child. Though we had a bumpy start, I can honestly say that I see a bright future ahead for my child attending this school. I intend to become more of an active parent in the school, I just needed some time to observe a bit first and so far we are pleased with what we see.
--Submitted by a parent

As a student at Freehold Boro, it is hard to describe the school. The atmosphere is so encouraging to me as a student; the teachers are willing to help me explore my interests and the students, the same. A diverse community, we are constantly teaching our peers about our different cultures. The kids who go to our school will be the friendliest, most welcoming kids you will ever meet. Every is laid-back and accepting, there is little to no pressure placed on others to fit in with the lastest designer handbag. The school pride is unbelievable and its easy to see why. The Boro is a place that is easy to fall in love with.
--Submitted by a student

FBHS is an amazing school. The Faculty Is extreemly receptive to student needs, the teaching meathods work, and the atmosphere is friendly and constructive. If only they turned off the heat in the spring... haha, students know what I am talking about! it is a brick oven in there!
--Submitted by a student

Freehold High School is not only the best school in the Freehold Regional High School District, it is also one of the top schools in the state. I attend high school at FHS and could not imagine attending anywhere else. The faculy of FHS is truly dedicated to their students and teaching them important life lessons, not just the stuff in the textbooks. The school's excellent leadership is reflected in the determination of the faculty to make FHS the best school. I have heard many teachers who come to FHS from other schools saying they are so glad to be there. Also, teachers who are transferred to other schools is the district miss FHS after they are gone. The students, teachers, and adminstration all share a unique pride in the school's athletics, academics, and extra-curricular achievements. There is something intangible about attending FHS that cannot be replicated anywhere else.
--Submitted by a student

i'm currenly attending Freehold H.S and in the Medical Sciences program, although the rankings of this school is not high, this is one of the only public school in nj who offer AP classes to selected freshmen students. I personally think this school is more challenging than Allied Health (rated #1), but Allied Health does not provide AP courses. Most students who take AP get 5's. We are the state championship in Girls Soccer;
--Submitted by a student

I currently have two children attending this school and I am incredibly pleased with the school.My children enjoy the independence they are given and the atmosphere of a close-knit family.The teachers take the time to really get to know all the student and continue with their relationship even when they know longer have that student in their class.It is a very relaxed enviornment where respect and reponsibility are the most important lessons taught from day one.I was very suprised by the social atmosphere at the high school, in most schools today there are obvious cliques and popularity is the main focus but at 'The Boro' all the students are very accepting of one another and are concerened with popularity.Also the school spirit is overwhelming. The students are constantly displaying their 'Boro Pride'.The students have been taught to respect themselves, others and their school and because of that they all become very involved in the school. I am very pleased that my children are spending their most important years in a high school where the importance of education is stressed by teachers who love reaching out and clearly enjoy their jobs.My kids will walk away with not only the understanding of algebraic equations and the ability to interpret shakespeare, but the ability to accept others for who they are and the passion to further their academic knowledge.
--Submitted by a former student