Hudson Junior/Senior High School

DON'T SEND YOUR KIDS TO THIS SCHOOL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES FOR THEM NOT TO COME HERE.. THIS SCHOOL NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN ASAP...MY bother and sister go here they haven't learned anything and they have been asking for help and nothing they don't care to teach and help there main concern is your kids attendance but what child would wanna come if they feel there not getting any smarter. they will call Children services on parents for any little thing its crazy..

I'm a teacher here and I'm sorry but I hate working here.There very rude to the students and we aren't highly trained they accepted me without asking about my credentials and I was told teach whatever I know but ask for help if need be just try to make sure to have perfect attendance or else we don't get paid it's sick and I don't feel safe here as well as the children. Looking for a new job.
--Submitted by a teacher

Beware of this school or else you'll regret it trust me the reviews are very honest.
--Submitted by a teacher

Since the last review, the City of Hudson S.D. (Hudson-Greenport area) has experienced a rebirth. The schools have been renewed, and now Hudson S.D. spends more per student than most NY districts, and they've consolidated the small elementary schools into a modern recently remodeled facility. The High school has been expanded, and a new Middle school is now co-located with the High School. The city's former industries have thankfully gone away and are being displaced by small cap industries with much higher potentials for future growth in the Hudson-Greenport region. A new retail shopping center has also been developed that has created more opportunities for the communities.
--Submitted by a parent

As the city of Hudson goes, so goes Hudson High School. In the 1970's enrollment exceeded 1100 students. With the decline in population in the Hudson area, the school and its programs have suffered. Businesses that desire to relocate or open in Hudson are met with an abundance of red tape and a lack of tax incentives. As such, concerned parents who want their child to get into a top-notch college have abandonned Hudson for surrounding school systems. The sports program has become a joke. The district has no budget for any of the valuable programs that make the high school experience worthwhile.
--Submitted by a former student