Lone Grove High School

I have had wonderful experiences with the Lone Grove School system, Even when my child had done something I would not want to brag about it was handled with fairness. Also, I would like to add the the special education department does do their job in a professional manner. At Lone Grove, I know my child's education and safety top priority!
--Submitted by a parent

In my opinion if you have a child in special education I would look elsewhere for their education.
--Submitted by a parent

Student focused & Child centered
--Submitted by a parent

We just moved to Lone Grove, and our son entered as a new senior. That's tough. But not if you're at Lone Grove High School! Our son said that it was easier to make friends here than at the Christian school he attended. He stated that the students are more respectful to teachers/staff than what he's used to. The academics are strong, extra curricular activities are awesome, and parent support is amazing! And we are not affluent, as one review commented, so that has no relation to our experience. I have also been a substitute at the elementary school, and find the staff very positive and supportive. Go Longhorns!
--Submitted by a parent

I have a child that graduated from Lone Grove and one just starting school in Lone Grove and I feel like we have a school system that can be rivaled by none! The quality of education is top notch and I am delighted that my children will both be Lone Grove alumini!
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I have never been around a town that was as accepting to new people as Lone Grove. I think the school system is one of the finest in the state. Academically strong. The Arts, Band, Speech and Debate, Sports and Music programs are some of the finest I have seen. I am impressed with this school system!
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The entire school system as well as the community really did a wonderful job in taking care of the students who were affected by the 2/11 tornado. Caring school.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated from Lone Grove many years ago, and my children and now my grandchildren attend LG schools. Lone Grove has come a long way, and improvements have come gradually. There was a time, there were a few teachers that should never have been in a position of influence over children. The one problem that seems to endure is the policy regarding fighting (zero tolerance). This means that your child is not allowed to defend themselves at any cost, or they will receive the same punishment as the attacker! I have taught my children and grandchildren the same way that I was taught, never start a fight but always defend yourself! Staff never seem to see the first punch thrown, only the victim fighting back! I could accept 'zero tolerance' if there were always someone to protect each and every child, but that is not realistic.
--Submitted by a parent

We are proud to Long Horns...Our parents, cousins, aunt and uncles all attended lg and what a great school....The coaches are helpful and encouraging and not to forget to mention the academics are fantastic as well..My children have learned so much and with the helpful teachers and staff, they have made my children feel welcome and encouraged...We moved from a small town and by no means did that school have what lg has to offer.... I would recommend LG to everyone.. Nice town, friendly people and spirits! Go longhorns!
--Submitted by a parent

I am a parent who has been part of 2 other area school systems. I see many comments about it being hard to 'fit in' to Lone Grove and I disagree. At times I think children believe they do not fit in no matter where they are. Besides...the school is there for educational purposes...and as far as that goes...Lone Grove is great! I think they have caring teachers and a super fine arts program.
--Submitted by a parent