East Boston High School
- Public, Magnet
- EAST BOSTON, MA
Magnet School
East Boston High School
- grade COverall Grade
- Public, Magnet
- 9-12
- EAST BOSTON, MA
- Rating 3.52 out of 5 82 reviews
East Boston High School Reviews
Rating 3.52 out of 5 82 reviews
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The school is a little chaotic but everyone here has a good heart. I was a new kid and felt very welcomes but the school overall is very easy to me.
Although it’s a run down public school, the staff are your number one supporters. It’s almost like a family and you’ll easily excel in your academics with the right support system
I like how there are many different classes and is flexible when it comes to changing your schedule and helping out students with their graduation requirements. I do not like how there is a lack of spreading announcements and important information.
Great environment, teachers and students work together to make the school inviting for all. Very easy to make personal relationships with teachers and administrators. Academics could be improved to be more challenging and diverse but what is inherently needed is taught. Arts and music are not as expressed as the sports programs are but is made up for with clubs and other extracurriculars that are offered. Post secondary support is widely available with offices in the school. The school is very diverse as it reflects the neighborhood of East Boston. Overall wonderful school.
It was average i wish there was a better way to teach instead of the same thing every year as well as being able to change the uniform policy a bit and being more diverse. Great helping out the community when needed
My experience at East Boston High School was really good. All of the teachers are really helpful and nice to the students. The sports teams are really good. The help they offer for the college transition is amazing.
Nothing special about this school. I wouldn't say anything stands out except the bright colors but that's all . Some programs offered by the school are good and the opportunties they offer to students are good. Most teachers dont try and build relationships they are too busy worrying about uniforms.
East Boston High was the only school I attended to. It's pretty good for non-English speakers because their SEI program helped me to overcome language barriers.
The teachers support all the students and expect them to succeed. They will help you if you need help or they may reach out if they see that you are struggling.
This school is unique, It doesn't have the best building in the educational system nor equipments, but what make it so special are the administrative team they are like a second family to the students, if there was a time a student felt alone, he/she could always fall back on the teachers or administrators.
I love how the Headmaster is always available and in top of things. Great bunch of teachers who are always willing to help out.
I have learned alot throught my 4 years in East Boston High School, Not just from books but life lessons and advice from teachers and staff members i look up to as role models. From my expirence here as a student athlete the only thing i would like to see changed is the school food. I would like to see more viarity and a little higher quality foods.
This school is not that bad as people have made it to be. It’s actually quite a good school with a good staff, teachers, and students.
My experience at East Boston High School was a breeze. The classes and amount of work were lightweight. Coming from a charter school prior it was a relief, however, we should challenge students. There's an ample amount of free time, which that time can be used for learning new things.
i am a student at East Boston high school and i think this is a great school overall. the teachers are wonderful they care about there students so much and the students are also very nice. the staff here go over the top for the students safety.
The school community can be very caring. My personal experience was very nice there. The only thing that was a little off-putting was the principle. He did not really interact with the kids unless you were in the football/baseball team or you were "popular". Money was spent a lot on sports but not as much on school resources .
They didn’t give us much preparation for moving on in life. We left the school pretty much empty handed with no life skills that could help us. Teachers don’t really care about the students yet the paycheck besides a few.