The school is terrible. Constant bullying and nothing done about, the police are there every single day, old equipment my son burnt his hand on the old science equipment, Teachers are just rude, Deputies and Principle on seem to care about punishment and not fixing the issue at hand. I would never send ANYONE to this school! not to mention the stabbing that occurred because of unresolved bullying that also made it to the news!
I experienced extreme bullying at Young High School. And the teachers did nothing about it. The teachers blamed the victim. One of the deputies said to my mum that I shouldn’t be on isolation but if she took me off it would make her look bad, obviously she said it in more professional words but you get the gist. I highly don’t recommend this school
I personally would not ever send my children there. My experience was so bad by the end the end of year 9 I had to quit and start going somewhere else. The kids are horrible and cruel to each other. The teachers don't care about mental health, so long as they get paid.
Sorry, I don't like it. They brought those horrible phone pouches in, and now my child is unable to contact me. I understand that I can call the office, to talk to my daughter, but if the school is trying to teach my daughter independence, why is it making her rely on the office to talk to her own mother? That seems awfully counterproductive, and it isn't going to help with anything. Aren't the students going to find ways around the rule regardless? I've seen some of the students open the pouches without the magnet locking system, and i believe the design is flawed, and it won't last long, that's for sure. People will realise eventually.
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