Public | 9-12 | 1568 students |
Indian Trail High School and Academy, located in Kenosha, Wisconsin, serves grades 9-12 in the Kenosha Unified School District No. 1. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.4 miles | |||
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2.5 miles | |||
2.7 miles |
I've been to more than 7 schools across the country during my lifetime and Indian Trail has definitely been the best. While every school has bad teachers, in general the teachers are awesome. As a Biotech student, I take some pretty hardcore science classes and the teachers are always happy to explain things further. Indian Trail doesn't have the gang activity and violence that Tremper or Bradford has so its easier to relax and focus on studies. Indian Trail is a wonderful and unique school.
It has an excellent Special Education Department. My granddaughter graduated from Indian Trail Academy's Special Education Department in June. I am very proud of her. My daughter is at Indian Trail Academy as an educator. She teaches learning disabled children. I am very proud of her, too.
The second comment down is a complete misrepresentation of Indian Trail Academy. As a former student I am very proud to call myself an ITA graduate. I was part of the Biotechnology and Environmental Science Academy. It gave me great opportunities and the leaning I was given, as well as the experiences, are invaluable. I got more science credits there than you can at any other high school (8+ sci. credits). When I was there I also took Chinese 1 & 2, which was also only available at ITA. The teachers and the learning environment is phenomenal. The students are also great. This year we had two valedictorians (both of which were Biotech. students) and one salutatorian. ITA is the definition of excellence.
I am a former student of ITA, graduating from their in 2007. My experience at ITA was fantastic, great teachers, and terrific administration. I was a part of the Communications Academy/House, which has given me the tools needed to help me excel in college at UW-Whitewater. I want to let it be known from a students perspective that the school is a truly unique school, I was given a lot of real world experience in Multimedia, which has helped me excel above my classmates in Multimedia related courses.
Although the facility is new, that is really the only upside to ITA, unless you are ok with your child having a mediocre education. We've discovered that our daughter (knowing less than half of what was on her study guides the night before finals) easily breezed through and brought home unwarranted A's and B's, when she should have been getting C's and D's if ITA did not grade (apparently) on a rather low-end bell curve. It's not a horrible school, but I don't condiser it a good place to go to High School. Then again, I'm not sure there are any decent public schools in Kenosha. Sorry to sound like an elitist, but I am NOT impressed with Kenosha public schools.
The school thought my child more than at any other school I sent her to. She has become student of the month, and now finally she brings home the A's. The teacher really help her and the mentor program has helped her catch up.
Indian Trail Academy is a convenient alternative to the other high schools in Kenosha. There are few students and the school is easy to get around.
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