Gloversville High School

as a graduating senior of GHS, I can say with much confidence that it is a shame that a school with such potential must ramble down the wayward path. I cannot stress enough my dissatisfaction with a good portion of the faculty. Pending the new change of principal next year I will be very much suprised if GHS doesnt get much worse. Their curriculum is impractical and irritating at best, and the level of paranoia at which everyone in the building must operate to stay out of trouble is extremely harmful to the already mediocre learning process.
--Submitted by a student

I have been a parent of 2 so far that have gone thru GHS doors and although they have great classes to offer the security is less than deplorable. A nice new school basically and no security at all. We parents need to get together to get some protection for our children.
--Submitted by a parent

Gloversville High School has a great program for college bound students. More than surrounding area schools. It has numerous classes that are accepted at many colleges. Specificaly: SUNY Albany & Syracuse University. One of my sons transferred 32 credits from GHS when he went to college. The other son transferred 27. It's a great start for them, gives them a sense of what to expect in college, and also saves money.
--Submitted by a staff

Gloversville High School is a good place to send your kids, if you live in Gloversville. Sports are a big deal there, especially football, mens soccer and mens basketball. The school has a high leve of school spirt, and most of all the kids graduate with regents diplomas.
--Submitted by a former student

Gloversville schools have a lot of different extracurricular programs for any type of student, ranging from music (chorus and band) to all different sports teams. I'm proud to call myself a former Husky! The teachers are very good at what they do, and they keep students from getting too bored in their classes with different activities. Parent involvement is OK at Gloversville High School, but there is definitely room for improvement.
--Submitted by Adam, a former student