Public | 9-12 | 696 students |
PHONE: (360) 448-6450
Hockinson High School, located in Brush Prairie, Washington, serves grades 9-12 in the Hockinson School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 7 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 25 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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3.2 miles | |||
Firm Foundation Christian School 3.7 miles | |||
New Generation Christian School 3.8 miles | |||
4.4 miles |
I think hockinson is a great school but the things everyone else talked do exist. Ya they are mostly rich kids, yes there are cliques, BUT i transferred in from another school last yr (freshmen yr) and a least one person from EVERY clique was nice and inviting to me! i have ots of friends now and im only a sophmore! another thing is that we honestly do need more class choices but the classes we do have are good classes. the honors program in english and science is a bit stupid but they seem to be improving it! overalll as long as you work hard its a nice school.
i dont like it its to hard for me but its a good school for how ever is really smart.
While Hockinson drew a lot of attention from parents 10 years ago due to it's above average academic success and small class sizes, this has changed drastically in recent years. The class sizes have increased to nearly 30 children per class instead of the original 18-20 because of the increased home sales in the area. The teaching staff seems to be below average in my book with frequent miscommunications about assignments and what is expected of the student, as well as a substandard teaching curriculam that leaves students unprepared for WASL testing. Furthermore, the students at Hockinson come from mostly upper-class families with no understanding of the value of a dollar. Most of these kids drive nicer cars than I do and have no respect for other people. The groups in the school can be very hard to get along with and can leave a new student feeling unaccepted.
Hi, I'm presently a Junior at Hockinson High School who is a full-time Running Start student. If you decide to attend HHS, you will be able to earn a great education. Sort of. Really, the curriculams for all but two classes that I have been in at HHS were horribly uniteresting. Also, when I was at HHS taking classes, I felt like my teachers wanted me to learn to maintain HHS's high status rather than for my own good. Also, the classes that you can take at HHS are so limited. Lastly, HHS is a beehive of cliques. It's a small school were there isn't much diversity of students- jocks, preps, people from only a few religions and races, rebels- and it can be really hard to make friends. I love my HHS friends, but many other people are so competitive. I am so glad that I'm a Running Start student.
The school is horrible nobody is welcoming and it has tight knit cliques. Groups are based more off sport,band and religion. I have never liked it and I wished I have stayed in California. Do not waste your time here nobody is nice.
My son was in the first graduating class of Hockinson High School. This school really prepared him to continue his education at the University of Washington. He left HHS and entered UW without breaking his stride. It is a wonderful school with outstanding leadership and curriculum. Their innovative teaching methods and strong instruction in writing really propelled my son to success. It is a remarkable place. Thank you HHS!
I'm a previous student and this was a pretty good school overall. Probably the most dramatic and gossip-hung school I've heard of, because with 700 students everyone knows everyone and their business. But still a fun school. Sports games were real fun, had a lot of participation. Academics were weaker in my freshman and sophomore year, and in my junior and senior year they strengthened with new teachers and weeding out of some of the less competent teachers. As a previous student, I must tell you: watch your kids on the weekends. If they're spending the night at a friend's house, make sure and talk to the kid's parents before you send your kid over. Because in a smaller community like Hockinson, a lot of people are sheltered and everyone looks innocent.. but partying exists here too.
Excellent people and teachers. I got a great education from this district!!!
Hockinson High school is getting students ready for a university. They only take pride and help those students who are already receiving high grades. Students who are not doing well in the high school get ignored or pushed through. The school needs to think out their priorities if they want to stay open, because I don't see to many students passing. I was doing absolutely horrible at Hockinson High school, however when I switched out to another school I am doing much better. My new school is actually getting me ready for the WASl's and I am now fully confident that I will pass. If you plan on sending your child to this school, I strongly suggest you reconsider.
The high school is different from the other schools in the district. It has adopted weird teachings. Such as CPM math, where the students learn in groups taught by other students. I pay alot in property taxes, I want the teachers to teach! Teachers are not at the same level as far as character as the other Hockinson schools. Twenty years in Hockinson and very saddened about the high school. Maybe someday the district will again adopt a better standards, like they used to.
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