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Eagle Point High School

Public | 9-12 | 1096 students |  

PHONE: (541) 830-1300

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203 North Platt Ave

Eagle Point, OR 97524

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Eagle Point 9 School District

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Eagle Point High School serves grades 9-12 in the Eagle Point 9 School District. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 4 out of 10.

This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 24 school community members.

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Posted on Sep 9, 2010
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My kids with special needs are over looked for programs help them. and they focus on A and B students
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Posted on Sep 16, 2009
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Both my children and my grandson attended school there and received a good education!
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Posted on Jun 12, 2008
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Administration is easy to access. Teacher involvement is Outstanding! We love the direction of Eagle Point High School and would suggest that if you have a question, you make an appointment with the principal.
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Posted on Apr 23, 2008
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Poor teacher/parent relations. Lack of admin. contact. Very difficult to get info on students progress. In 3 years, have never been able to meet with students counselor and my student has never met her!
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Posted on Feb 6, 2008
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New High School Principl (Alan Barber) and District Superintendent have, in a very short time, brought a whole new level of pride and enthusiasum to the school. Happy teachers make for happy and motivated students, and both groups are benefiting from the new leadership. EPHS is a school with a history and tradition of being great. It looks to be on it's way back to the top. Go Eagles!
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Posted on Feb 4, 2008
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The new leadership at District 9 (New EPHS-Principal and Superintendent) bodes well for the future of Eagle Point High and all the other schools in District 9. In just 1 semester the spirit of the students and teachers has increased dramaticly. I feel confident that EPHS will return to being one of the best High schools in the area, in a very short time, under the leadership of Alen Barber and Cynda Rickert.
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Posted on Jan 29, 2008
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I just had my son transfered to your school and wow do I ever like the way you try to help your students feel comfortable and a part of your community. Thanks
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Posted on Feb 22, 2006
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I have read all you thoughts and complaints about Eagle point high school and I would have to say alot of you are wrong.I went to Eagle Point and ended up moving right before the end of the year.I live in Iowa now and I have moved 3 times since I've been here which means alot of different schools.If you are a parent I think you should feel lucky that your children get to go to such a wonderful school.Compared to the things I have seen and the poor education I have been put through in all these different schools, Eagle Point was by far the best.Yes I do agree that Eagle Point has always had money issues but as far as I am concerned,what school doesnt have money problems.In todays society this is one of the best schools you'll find.We all have our own oppinions.This is mine. -Sara Reeves
--Submitted by Sara Reeves, a former student

Posted on Nov 26, 2005
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I am currently a sophmore at Eagle Point High School and I feel like my school is the best school in southern oregon. The teachers are very helpful & are willing to go the extra milel to help us suceed.We have alot extracurricular activities. So there is always something for everyone to do. We have a great principle.
--Submitted by Brittney Gilman, a student

Posted on Sep 28, 2005
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As a 2003 grad of EPHS, going off to college and meeting people from so many other backgrounds and education experiences has made me realize how much EPHS has such low standards for it's students. There is a huge problem with the attitude of students, parents, and sadly, teachers, towards education and the level of success that students should and can be able to achieve. The good teachers that were there have been pushed away from the administration and not having the support that they need. So much has to do with the lack of financial support and emphasis on standardized test scores. As a future teacher, EPHS was a role model, but a negative role model...in many ways, I have learned how not to teach. I appreciate it so much more because of that. It makes me so sad to go home on breaks and see things becoming worse.
--Submitted by a former student

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