Hudson's Bay High School
- Public
- VANCOUVER, WA
Public School
Hudson's Bay High School
- grade C+Overall Grade
- Public
- 9-12
- VANCOUVER, WA
- Rating 3.51 out of 5 203 reviews
Hudson's Bay High School Reviews
Rating 3.51 out of 5 203 reviews
One thing that's nice about my school is that there is a running start program and Im doing it currently while doing high school classes which is nice because it's getting me started for my future. I guess something that's worse about my school is the amount of vaping and pda which occurs in my school, I don't really like it that much.
The experience at Hudson's bay high school was a great experience for me. I was able to be a part of a very diverse community, and felt like I should be there. The staff are unmatched and very caring to all students. They are real and will help with all their ability to get you to where you want to go. I felt safe around everyone there, also when problems were to arise they handled them very professionally. They provided many clubs and activities for all people. They also had programs that provided underprivileged students a way to pay for college, trade schools, etc.
I absolutely love it here, i feel very welcomed and at home. our staff along with peers make it feel very cozy and welcoming. you also make friends fairly easy and there’s lot of diversity, i say our school has the most diversity out of all the vancouver school district high schools.
Overall the teachers here are really nice and you can tell they really want you to graduate and want to get you on the right path. You will have a lot of support at this school. But this school is small with a lot of students and very little money so it doesn't have the best programs or sports. That also means it doesn't have a lot of resources to fully support you if you plan on going really far with sports or anything in the arts. It does have a lot of diversity thought this school is very open and ok with you no matter sexual preference or race.
The ACES magnet program was a stepping stone to get me to where I am in my STEM undergraduate program. It’s consistent support of my related hobbies and interests - and the community service expectations - started me down this path that I am proud to be on. I look forward to see where it takes me.
Overall, this school is pretty good. There isn't much fighting, there is a lot of diversity, and most of the teachers are really nice. However, there are some teachers that aren't as good at teaching.
It’s a good school, could have more school spirit and harder education on bullying, drug prevention and help. Overall, if you go you’ll get what you need.
I have really enjoyed my time at Bay. The people at the school is so diverse and is very refreshing. The teachers are amiable and care about how you are doing, and if you need any extra help. I'm also an athlete, and the coaches make it a fun environment that you never want to leave. I highly recommend this high school.
You feel welcome when you walk through the door, although sometimes it can be intimidating. A lot of the teachers are there for you, fun, and are helpful. The diversity is amazing and so is the community.
I transferred to Hudson's Bay high school my senior year and I knew no one on campus, I was afraid no one would accept for who I am because I am hard of hearing. But after my first 2 months there, the students and staff were very welcoming and accepting that I was hard of hearing. No one judged me that it was hard for me to hear so they made sure to repeat things if I didn't hear them. That is what I liked about that high school. It is such a welcoming and accepting high school .
It's a good school, they have great classes and lots of extra credit opportunities. They also have a lot of Scholarship and Internship opportunities
I attended Hudson's Bay High School all 4 years. My experience at Bay was nothing short of amazing. I had awesome teachers who cared about my education and wanted to see me succeed by helping me grow as a student academically. I established good connections with them and my counselor. Bay has college oriented programs such as AVID and National Honor Society that help you prepare for college. Also an awesome community service program like Key Club. This school has every resource at hand to kelp you reach your goals. The career center ensures you find a passion and a college to lead you towards the right path. I made lots of friends and the diversity Bay has is unlike any other school in the district. It's hard to say any negatives since I mainly stayed away from trouble. My experience here at Bay will never be forgotten and I'll treasure all the memories I had here.
I really do like bay, however the students leave a little to be wanted. On the other hand the teachers are almost always really good.
I love Hudsons bay because they really started my path to higher education. I wasn't a great worker before but my freshman year I talked to some fantastic teachers who helped me get a 4.0 and ever since I've done amazing in school. they have offered so many things for me to succeed and they really just helped me.
The school take a great meaning in... the teachers are bad at teaching which is bad for student development in the real world but they dont realize this
Horrible! If I could give it 0 stars I would. This school is full of drugs, gangs and violence. I went to a homecoming football game and the violence and drugs I saw you would think It was Harlem, New York. A 23 yr old man bragging about just being released from prison beat up several kids in a bathroom, with no security intervention at all. There was a kid who was severely intoxicated or high being carried out at the end of the game while he was calling people out to fight him. Cops were called but he left before they arrived. I am genuinely scared for my childrens future in this school.
At Hudson's Bay we are very excepting and a very diverse culture community. Over the last couple years Hudson's Bay has developed a thing called 'Bay Way' and it stands for community, empathy, perseverance, critical thinking, and ownership. Everyday bay students and staff live by these and it truly shows.