Plymouth High School

Posted July 7, 2009

I went to Plymouth High School and overall, I loved it. Was it the best years of my life, no but I've always been under the assumption that high school shouldn't be the best times of your life. Were some of the teachers a bit dry and bland, yes but that's the way at every school. Most of the teachers I had were great and really did care about the students. Are some students favored over others, yes but once again that's the way it is at most schools. The amazing theater department, speech and debate team, choir program and journalism class really helped break me out of my shell and made me a better, more outgoing person. I look back on my time at PHS with fond memories.
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Posted May 18, 2009

The past 6 years I have been in 8 different schools. I came here this year and it has been the best experience of my life. The people are so open to me and it has an extremely diverse enviroment that allowed me to fit in esaily. The students here have such an incredible opportunity to succeed. I was ready to give up until I came here. Ionly wish that I was not in my senior year and could experience more. Students here go far.
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Posted March 19, 2009

I went to this school for the last two years of my high school education. Compared to the school I went to for my first two years, this school is excellent. I found the teachers and staff more then accommodating and helpful. They helped to make sure that I got the best education I could possibly have and didn't fall short. I do find that the teachers and staff are not as recognized as they should be for all the hard work they put into helping the students out. I just am happy that they helped me get my diploma and set me on the right path.
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Posted September 3, 2008

Sadly, I have to agree with the student below and their assessment. This community is a very tight knit group, and if you weren't born here, you don't belong. The good old boy network runs the school board, and while this lasts, academics will always come second to the sports programs and the band. The teachers are largely unaware of the needs that their students bring, and most often, less than interested, unless you are one of the chosen, usually socially and financially well off. The one upside to this school are the Principal and the Assistant Principal, who genuinely seem to care about the students.
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