Littlestown Senior High School

this is a graeat school for everone
--Submitted by a parent

I wouldn't say it's the best school but it is pretty good. They do focus a lot on football though. They have a great music program. All in all I would say that Littlestown is a very good school to go to.
--Submitted by a student

I think for a small-town school, Littlestown is among the best in this area. They offer rigourous programs for those who want to apply themselves, and their other courses are on target for all level of students. The extracurricular activities are outstanding - whether they be sports or arts related. The teachers are wonderful, and I know that if my child or I would ever have a problem, the teachers would work with us to solve it.
--Submitted by a parent

I graduated from Littlestown High School. For the area the school is not that bad. It's English program is especially good. There are not many electives and not many AP clases to chose from. Littlestown does have a good Agricultural and Tech-Ed classes if that's what you're interested in. If you're looking for something more academically rigorous I would suggest Gettysburg or Southwestern because they're bigger schools and can offer more electives. Also, Delone may not be a bad choice either if you were looking for private schools.
--Submitted by a former student

Hi I use to attend Littlestown High school, and I would not recommend it to anyone else. The teachers are only there for their paychecks and not to teach the students, yes there are a few and far in between good teachers, for the majority they are terrible. And yes their football team and some other sports are good, but thats really all they focus on.
--Submitted by a former student

I am a former student at this school,and overall we have a great academic program. I have a brother that is a senior this year and i am starting my sophomore year.I am concerned with the math programs. They give us the option of starting in an applied math class. I can understand it would be for students who are not ready to try Algebra, but if thy are planning on going to college they need an Algegra. I know this now because i for one started on an applied math..now i have to take Algebra for the next 3 years. I have to take a math my senior year. Overall we have a great academic program..the teachers could use some work but if anyone new moves here you should not be scared to enroll.
--Submitted by a former student