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- Clubs & ActivitiesA-
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Enterprise City Schools Rankings
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Total Expenses
$60,155,000
Expenses Per Student
$9,561/ student
National
$12,239- Cost of LivingA-
- Good for FamiliesA-
- HousingA-
Median Household Income
$58,662
National
$55,322Median Rent
$850
National
$949Median Home Value
$170,700
National
$184,700Enterprise City Schools Reviews
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I used to be able to go out and eat lunch in the courtyard but I haven't done that in three years since freshman year. You'd think a $97 million dollar school would be able to stay intact for ten years....also the hallways are incredibly packed because half of the main entrance is blocked because of the construction. The school keeps trying to fix things that aren't broken in the schedule, I enjoyed having flex but it was taken out for a seven minute "break" at least we are being proactive with our technical center. Also, if the school could not give steak meals to the football players while the band, cheerleaders, JROTC, journalism, and other supporting students have to feed themselves. On top of that if the school would recognize mental illness in the school that would be fantastic!! We have had one student lose their battle and another attempt in the school bathroom, if we could do more than a ten minute assembly that'd be fantastic. Thanks
While at Enterprise, I experienced great academic success. Coming here as a military child it was very diverse because I saw a lot of students who were at previous places I was located. I felt there were many clubs offered that would fit my future and also many school activities that made me more involved in the school. The food of course wasn't five star but what high school is? They gave us culturally different food every week on top of the southern cuisine!
Enterprise City Schools provides a good education and a solid foundation for college and career success. The school system provides numerous well-funded career technical courses to help advance students' careers. Additionally, it provides many opportunities for learning at an advanced level, starting from Adventures Beyond the Classroom at the elementary level to a wide selection of AP and Dual Enrollment courses at the high school level. However, the selection of extracurricular activities and clubs is still somewhat immature. There are several different cultures throughout the school --some are decent and others are cliques; however, bullying is not a huge problem in this school system. Additionally, the administration's management style can be suboptimal at times. Nevertheless, Enterprise City Schools will prepare children to perform their best in college and in their career