Prairiland High School

Prairiland is what small, rural America is all about. Compare this school with the 'big city' schools and you will find there is no comparison. The kids are courteous, the teachers caring, and the parents still believe in raising their children to have respect for others. Are there problems? Sure, but far fewer than in most school districts in the area.
--Submitted by a parent

Prairiland H.S and its staff onlt care about sports and what your last name is. ive gone here my whole life and i would never put my child through the things that happen at prairiland. out of control rumors and favoritism is all that goes on at prairiland even the teachers participate in the spreading of these rumors if youre not in sports you are looked down upon at this school they arent concerned in getting you a good education they want you to play sports and get them get newspaper reviews
--Submitted by a student

I graduated from Prairiland, and it was an amazing school. I went to Prairland ISD schools my whole life, and I am so glad I did. They are always trying to improve and make it better for the students. The teachers are very supportive and understanding. Some teachers are hard, but they just try to prepare you for the future. Overall, I think that it is an excellent school.

I'm not a parent, but a student at Prairiland High. Prairiland is a wonderful school. The students are very welcoming and the teachers care a lot about your education. Every school has problems no matter where you go and it isn't bad at Prairiland at all. Prairiland is a great school and they care a lot about our education.
--Submitted by Tanya Cave, a student

My daughter attends this school and she's in her second year now, and I have nothing but good news to say about the school. She's been a member of the Jr. Honor Society since 8th grade and she does well maintaining her position. I like the recogniton the students receive for the tasks at hand. Thumbs up totally for Prairiland High!
--Submitted by a parent

This school is more concerned about control and less so about education. The children are not allowed hallway passes to use the restrooms and they are not given any time to use the facilities during the day except at lunch. If they are allowed to leave the class for an emergency trip to the restroom, they will be punished for it. They have a definite problem with bullying at this school and it is doubtful if the teachers even recognize the problem when it happens right in front of them. This school has a very oppressive atmosphere due to their dedication to controling students vs. educating them to be viable, contributing members of society. The children are maltreated; discipline is degrading and dehumanizing and not aimed at instilling self worth. The class sizes are small but few teachers practice respect for the children, though expect it in return.
--Submitted by Elisabeth Dunagan, a parent