Euclid High School

Let me start by saying I don't know why my reviews are not even being added, seeing as this is the third I've tried to post, secondly I have just had maybe the worst day there. I was bullied in class and the teacher did not do a thing about it, so I left, simple as that. I could rant about this school all day, believe me, but I'm not. The school does not even deserve my time and effort to rant. With that being said I would just like to totally agree with the person who posted below me 100%, except for one little thing... the Euclid High School is far from being the best school...
--Submitted by a student

Euclid can be the worst and the best. At Euclid it doesn't matter weather your child is in honors or not, your child WILL get bullied even by complete strangers. Euclid at the same time has some very great teachers, but because of the student behavior there abiltes are downsized. No one will stop the consent harassment or anything, its daily. Its very stressful in high school in general but Euclid adds x2 the drama, seeing that the parents refuse to do anything about the student behavior. If you want to see your child stressed and bullied go to this school, if not I would go somewhere else. I would know because I am a student, soon I will be going to online home schooling.
--Submitted by a student

I am a student at EHS i think this school is having so many problems such as inappropriate cursing, excessive behavior, and disrespect. I think the kids moving from Eastern Cleveland, East Cleveland, Richmond Heights are the problem, thats why parents are taking their kids out of EHS into other schools. The teachers are great, they are not the problem its the students, sometimes i can't do my work because i a student wants to have the last word with a teacher its very sad. I just wish that if some of these kids would grow up in high school and not argue based on what they did they would have a better year without trouble.
--Submitted by a student

My son is a junior and transferred to Euclid from another suburban high school. Euclid has a lot to offer to any student who wants to put in the work. Of course any school has problems. But an education can be received if sought. Euclid H.S. was very impressive with a dvd that was given at registration. And my son has found it easier to fit in and continues to make friends.
--Submitted by a parent

I am a current sophmore at Euclid Senior High and i just want to say that this school is THE WORST!..Their is so much going on everyone just stopped caring.Bullying is a constant and teacher involvement is poor.I look forward to school because of lunch and JAIL food is better.Very bad school!!!
--Submitted by a student

Euclid schools have everything to offer our children to prepare them in entering the real world.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated from Euclid High School just 2 years ago. The school system seemed to lose their sense of pride in the school. There no longer was any pride at Euclid High School. Some of the students don't seem to care about the welfare of the schools state nor care for other students. Bullying, fights, and other unwanted types of harrasment were the daily norm. The discipline of some students is just out of this world, and the school doesn't seem to care and change that. However, success comes to those that desire it. But I am embarassed to say that I was a Graduate of Euclid High School.

i like euclid high i m onee of the students there i think the teachers do a good job with helpin us to pass
--Submitted by a student

I feel the Euclid High School is a great school.They have some of the best teacher at the Euclid high. The teacher at the high school welll work with your child to make sure they get the best education.I went to the Euclid High School and it may had its pro's and it's con's but what school doesnt. I strongly recommend the Euclid High School.
--Submitted by a student

I've had three children at the high school within the past ten years. I have seen many changes throughout these years. The curriculum is there for those students that want to learn. However, the student population is changing so that it seems many students are more interested in socializing instead of learning. The teachers are good teachers but it is hard to teach when there are behavior issues and so many students lack the motivation to learn. Parental involvement has decreased throughout the years. Wake up parents and students.
--Submitted by a parent