Crandon High School

I have 3 students in this school 2 are ADHD and 1 in Special Ed. I am always kept informed in how they are doing in class and with their grades. If one is missing an assignment or failed a test I get an e-mail immediatly. The teachers are caring and very helpful. My children value education as much as we their parents do. Parents will get as much help with their students and their education if they put fourth an effort.
—Submitted by a parent

As a former graduate of Crandon HS, I strongly urge families considering a move to the district to consider Three Lakes, Rhinelander, or Eagle River instead. The 'good-ol-boy' culture is endemic, and newcomers are most certainly not welcome. Poor quality education despite some teachers' best efforts.
—Submitted by a student

This is a very poor school district.All children are not treated equally. They are pushed through even if they aren't ready. They recieve funds for each child in special ed , but the ones with severe ADHD are shoved in the office instead of being worked with.This work be the last place I'd send my children.
—Submitted by a parent

This is a very poor school district.All children are NOT treated equally. They are pushed through even if they aren't ready. They recieve funds for each child in special ed , but the ones with severe ADHD are shoved in the office instead of being worked with.This work be the last place I'd send my children.
—Submitted by a parent

This is a great school district in which to raise a child. I attended Crandon for 13 years and feel that the faculty, staff, and other students have prepared me quite well for life. In 2000 I graduated second in my class from Crandon High with a 3.992 GPA. Currently, I am a junoir at Northern Michigan Univeristy and have a 3.41 GPA in the Computer Science department.
—Submitted by Ben Glinski