Public | 9-12 | 2968 students |
Edinburg High School serves grades 9-12 in the Edinburg Consolidated Independent 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 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 22 school community members.
School highlights:
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i love my school. it's amazing & so are all the teachers. The principle as well is just wonderful! i recommend everyone to come join this school :)
EHS is a great high school! Great academic program (honors and AP), excellent atheletic programs, music, art, drama, mock trial, and is ranked one of the best high schools by NEWSWEEK, higher than ENHS and JEHS. THis is due to the great administrators, teachers, and staff at EHS. Everyone helps in the success of the kids... I know they helped my child and it made all the difference.
I think that EHS is a great school because of how good the teachers are! Basically the school is great!
My daughter transferred from Houston with 30's and 40's, she was doing very bad. When she was enrolled last year as a 9th grader, she was given the attention and guidance and now my daughter is an A&B student, making 90's in math. I is an awesome school. To see a drastic change within the same year, I think that the school has dedication and know how to choose it's teachers.
I can truly say that EHS(: is a great school with great students and staff and the teachers are really cool and nice, unfortynetly i dont go to EHS anymore:/ and right now i am doing everything posssible to go back and see my classmates (: out of all the schools ive been EHS is the number 1 school that made me feel comftable (:
i am a student here at EHS and i enjoy being here. People complain that EHS isnt right for their child and that the staff ignore their students.C'mon people We have a huge population here at EHS and only a couple staff members. i think that the staff does try to do as much as they can for us students. im going to be a senior this coming 2009-2010 school year and since i have been a freshman i feel that i have gottin the help and attention i have needed from the staff.
Having attended this school, an '07 alumni, I can honestly say that Edinburg High School is one of the better high schools in the valley. I have been to most high schools in the valley and know first hand that we have the staff and vibrant student body that makes a great school. I was never in the top ten percent, not even the top quarter and I always got plenty of attention and help from the counselors and other staff. I think our financial aid officer is one of the finest that the valley has to offer. She is extremely knowledgable and helps every student that demonstrates a desire to reach the next level. Academics aside, EHS has a high level of extracurricular performance and has one of the elite basketball programs in the RGV. As a student, I know EHS is one of the better highschools in the RGV.
I am a parent of a 2007 graduate. My child was basically ignored by the counseling staff until they discovered her ACT and SAT scores. All their efforts, meetings, guidance for college, scholarship advice, etc. is geared for the 'top 10%.' My daughter said the school made regular announcements for these students to come to special meetings, etc. to get college-bound advice. My daughter had better ACT/SAT scores than some of these students and got accepted to two top 10 universities. This was not due to help from the school but something we had to do on our own. I believe this school ignores what they perceive to be lower performing students and only focus on the top group. If you are a parent you should be concerned with this school's practices...
I graduated in 2003. I feel that if I had not gone to this high school I would not have done as well as I have. I was motivated to learn, achieve, and participate in extra curricular activities. I felt that the administration was always there for the students when needed. I was an officer of the dance team, graduated in three years, and still had time to be an officer in 5 other extracurricular programs. This school pushed for us to be college bound and participate in concurrent enrollment at UTPA and brought STC to us. I graduated top 10 in my class and I would have never done this well without the motivation of my parents and this campus. - D. Rios
As far as quality of academic programs gos, Edinburg High School was just rated as academically unacceptable because of their TAKS scores and a variety of other things. The way extracurricular activities go at EHS is, your only aloud to participate in one activity, or else the coaches get after the students for missing out on one of there practices to go to another practice. This coming from experience with my daughter who was in 6 or 7 different activities. Apart from this I haven't really heard of any plans to increase the amount of parental involvement or to get more student involvement for that matter. But on a scale of one through ten, I would give EHS a 5.
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