Neshaminy High School

I graduated from Neshaminy in 2007 and I made lots of friends and memories there. The students and staff are very nice and willing to help when necessary. They just did major rebuilding and renovation there, but I didn't get to see it because it completed in 2009. I would send my future children to Neshaminy.
--Submitted by a student

Neshaminy High School has a wonderful academic program for our students; a great staff. Students are able to develop their skills because of the extra-curricular offerings. The school recently added ninth graders to the school mix and I think that is very helpful to the ninth grade students. The community is overall very supportive of its high school and very proud of the students' and staff's accomplishments.
--Submitted by a parent

Neshaminy High School is a very close knit school where the teachers go above and beyond to make sure that their students are getting the best education possible. They encourage them to get involved in sports and extra curricular activities as well as community service which teaches them to grow up to be well rounded individuals.
--Submitted by a parent

They have an excellent curriculum, great sports teams, diverse activities and clubs, ratio of students that graduate further their education is high.

While i attended Neshaminy High School i felt as though the school was under par. The minute i entered Drexel University for nursing i realized that Neshaminy taught me everything i needed to know for college, before college! I knew everything the teachers at Drexel were teaching me. In conclusion, Neshaminy is a wonderful school! They really have excellent teachers that teach well, most people (like me) won't realize this until college. Neshaminy Truly prepares there students for whatever lies ahead in their future. I am proud to have graduated from Neshaminy. (20 year old nursing student from drexel)
--Submitted by a student

this is a horrible school. the teachers are horrible and very rude to there students. Not all teachers are rude but most of them are. i would not send my kid there with what i see goes on
--Submitted by a student

you'd need to attend the high school in order to get the 'behind the scenes' information. i agree with the last comment from the sophmore. i'm a rising senior now and there are probably about 5 teachers overall that are satisfactory. the rest need to go back to high school to fix their attitudes or retire early. The credit we get from our activites and performance in school is almost degrading and unrecognized. My sister that graduated this year participated in a varstiy sport for 2 years and was involved in many extracurricular activities and recieved only one award - perfect attendance. As for the cafeteria food, a Wawa drink that used to be 80 cents is not $1.10, while the same drink there is 85 cents. The prices have inflated a ridiculous price, that many of us leave lunch still with unsatisfied stomachs.
--Submitted by a student

I am a sophomore who attends Neshaminy High School. I feel, at this school, I am just another number. No teachers care enough to help you, they are just there to be paid. I am a distinguished honors student and I compete in varsity sports. I feel I work my hardest to acheive my goals while other students simply cheat their way through high school. I feel that this school is unfair, and I am the one being cheated with my education. I feel like my parents tax dollars are not being spent well. I am sick of walking dark, over crowded halls. The new building is nice, however the air conditioner is already broken. Instead of spending our money on more useful items, we have plasma TVs in the cafeteria but no toilet paper in our restrooms. I would never send my children to 'Neshaminy Paradise'.
--Submitted by a student

The new building is beautiful and has technology integrated into each classroom. The majority of teachers are excellent and genuinely care about their students. A positive atmosphere permeates the environment. The extracurriculars are unmatched. Art, music and athletics are superior. Excellent value for your tax dollar. Many AP classes with students going on to Ivy League and upper tier universities.
--Submitted by a parent

I believe that teachers call and keep in contact with parents. I find nothing wrong with this school.
--Submitted by a parent