Buckeye Trail High School

Though Buckeye Trail is a wonderful school when it comes to their teaching, they aren't very strong when it comes to LGBT students such as myself. Please keep that in mind if your child is LGBT. However, us students who are such are working on changing that.
--Submitted by a student

I had the priviledge to complete my ten week student teaching at the high school. I was sad to leave the district and would send my own children to east guernsey without hesitation. It's a wonderful district that works well together to meet the goals of the district for success.

I attend BTHS and the school's curriculum is perfect for any future scholar. What I love about BTHS is that if you're meant to excel and do good in school they will let you, as soon as you enter high school the kids who mess around and don't care about their work are quickly seperated from the students who want to do good and want to go to college they are given the opportunity to excel instead of being held back by other kids who only pull each other down. Recommend for the parent who wants their child to do extremely well!
--Submitted by a student

Buckeye Trail is a fantastic rural school. My daughters are excel in the curriculum; achieving test scores in the upper 98% of the national range which means only 2% of students in the nation score higher. This is a great reflection on the teachers.
--Submitted by a parent

The sports here are great! I really like Buckeye Trail's sports because almost everyone gets to play (its not just the same people over and over again. But in Cambridge or maybe Meadow Brook, Its the same people over and over again. I think their academic programs are great! I go to school here well , Middle school(7th grade). Buckeye Trail is excellent!
--Submitted by Megan S..., a student

I would like to see the administraters talk to the students about bullying. I would like to see them have an assembly about bullying. My sister comes home crying because she is being picked on by the other kids. It is upsetting when they put sports first instead of educating kids about life.
--Submitted by a former student