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When I entered your school I was very appalled. The hallways were filthy and there was blood in the stair ways .I also had seen electrical wires running into air vents this was on the first days of school of 08-09. The school also had an odor about it . I have since heard that it has been painted . Im very appreciative about that it makes it easier to bring others to games without being ashamed of the school.
Submitted on Oct 14, 2009
We moved here from St. Louis, and our 13 year old started about 2 monthes before the end of 7th grade. He was used to a more county type of school, and this school was a little rough for him. He was picked on alot the first week. He still gets picked on, but I have to say the counselor and teachers knew we were concerned, and they all met with us to talk about it, and I'm convinced that the teachers really do care about their students. Their concern made it much easier on my son to continue the rest of the year there.
Submitted by a Parent on Jul 24, 2009
i started attending this school in sixth grade and now this is my last year. befor i started attending i had heard many many bad things about the school,and sad to say i was terrified to go there.now i look back and see that all of those rumors were not true,because i have met so many great people. In the past three years i have done many sports and lots of after school curriculem, i hav emade friends snd i have made foes. And now i am proud to have pride in this school. in dedicatoin to our beloved president ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Submitted by a Current Student on Feb 16, 2009
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