South Sevier High School

I think that all of these reviews that havesaid negative things need to go back to high school. You'll get the "cliques" at any school you go to. An to be honest, SS doesn't have many cliques. Everyone is friends with everyone. Of course there will be some jerks, but every school has them. If your kid doesn't have friends, they need to make some because it is really easy in this school considering the great people there are here. I think the religious comment was stupid. Of course if you are living in Utah than you will be in a greater population of Mormons. Just like if you lived in the South you would be surrounded by Baptists and Baptist schools. And SS isn't judgemental. Kids are Friends with other kids despite their religious offilation. You make high school what you make it. Get involved. It's great a great school!
--Submitted by a student

plain and simple this school is more based on the family you come from and if you dress there way, if your not mormon in this school chances are your not welcome here, the teachers all should be replaced none of them seem to really care about the education of students just as long as you do what they say and they get paid for it then they are fine, school is to religious and too judgmentl and more then 70% of stereotyping comes from the teachers alone and the principal here is a complete joke.
--Submitted by a student

I don't really like this school. I don't think that they let us have a sense of individuality. This school has an extremely cliquish environment. The school seems to be more focused on sports than anything.
--Submitted by a student

This is a great school. It is small, and everyone knows everyone. Teaching is great because you get one on one attention, with class sizes no bigger than 30 or 35, many much smaller.
--Submitted by a former student

I was very disappointed with the atmosphere of South Sevier high school. The principal showed no leadership ability. I think the school should realize the times are changing and the material they teach should be relevant to the 'real world'. There also should be more activites students can join other then religious ones.
--Submitted by a parent

This school has a very friendly environment. There is not much violence or trouble among the students. The teachers could be more qualified in the classes they teach, and more understanding of the students needs. Many students are involved with sports which is an important aspect to the school. Over all it is an ok school.
--Submitted by a student