Hudsonville High School
- Public
- HUDSONVILLE, MI
Public School
Hudsonville High School
- grade A minusOverall Grade
- Public
- 10-12
- HUDSONVILLE, MI
- Rating 3.91 out of 5 356 reviews
Hudsonville High School Reviews
Rating 3.91 out of 5 356 reviews
Pretty good school! Our school spirit is amazing, I love the energy around football and sporting events ( we go all out!) There’s plenty of amazing teachers here and many of them are very open and understanding with students.
My experience at Hudsonville has been interesting to say the least. I started at Hudsonville in 2020. During my freshman year, a group of teenage boys were exposed for saying very racist remarks. This set the tone for the rest of my time at Hudsonville High School. Throughout my time here, the amount of racism and discrimination accepted at this school is shocking. If you are not a straight, white, christian, conservative male, you will face constant, terrible remarks. If you aren't rich you will feel as if you don't fit in, if you are not popular, you are not treated the same as other students, etc. It's very one size fits all. However, Hudsonville can be enjoyable if you are resilient and find the right group of friends and support system. There are many opportunities and the academic system is absolutely phenomenal, as well as the teachers who care deeply for their students. For the most part they're very passionate about what they teach which I find very admirable as a student.
It was a very good school. The classes offered had a variety of choices. I feel as though some of the teachers really put in effort to form relationships with the students and others didn’t at all. I also thought some teachers were way better at teaching than others and it was shown by straight A students almost failing. I feel as though hudsonville is one of the better schools in west michigan but it still contains bullying and fights between students due to differences. The school could definitely use more social skill classes and classes that help students when they end up moving out of their parents house. Yes, the school does contain many classes that teach economics and financial skills, but I still feel like i’m walking out of highschool not even knowing how to pay a bill.
Hudsonville High School was a great place to earn my education. They prepared me to excel in my future.
The quality of teachers was pretty much as good as it gets, but the counseling and scheduling department could have informed the students on opportunities way better.
It's fine. I would like to see productive teachers. the requirements are that this review be 100 words so i am just typing more and more and more and more and more words just to fill up the space. i hope no one actually has to read this, if someone is reading this, i am sorry.
I loved it! The teachers are very accepting of everyone, no matter who they are, what they look like, or what they believe. I did not have a bad experience in the four years that I was a student there.
What I liked about Hudsonville was the different ranges of classes that are available to take. There are multiple art classes that I find interesting. Also there is a range of AP classes that are available that allow students to get ahead and challenge themselves. This also allows them the opportunity to earn college credit.
My favorite part about this school is the educators and the staff here at HHS. I have built great relationships with many teachers and they have done nothing but encourage me to pursue a bright future. I wouldn't give HHS a full five stars because of the student moral and overall mindset that I witness everyday. I think the staff members are trying their best to make it an overall enjoyable experience while we spend our time here, but the students have zero motivation no matter the lengths staff members stretch and it brings the overall experience down.
HHS offers many AP classes and a variety of electives that give students something to look forward to. Some classes are tough, but prepare you in the best way possible to take the next step after graduation.
Obviously there are downfalls to every school system and I can attest to the fact that not all HHS teachers have their student's success at the forefront of their priorities, but for the most part, they work hard to see progress.
HHS offers many AP classes and a variety of electives that give students something to look forward to. Some classes are tough, but prepare you in the best way possible to take the next step after graduation.
Obviously there are downfalls to every school system and I can attest to the fact that not all HHS teachers have their student's success at the forefront of their priorities, but for the most part, they work hard to see progress.
Hudsonville has a very wide amount of classes available. The teachers and counselers are very helpful, and supportive. Being in hudsonvile, which is a quite conservative christian town, there are some students who are not the most accepting. But the teachers and staff always handle situations well. The school is under construction currently, to connect the freshman campus to the main campus, and to add another gym to fit the graduating class. The class size for hudsonville is pretty big, and as the town us growing, it will keep increasing
Great teachers and staff that want you to do well. There were a lot of activities to get involved with in music, athletics, and more. The curriculum is challenging but not unmanageable if you do your work outside of class. There is a school cop and other people who walk around to optimize safety. All doors are locked when it's not passing time between classes. Food is not great but you can pack your own lunch. Not all the students are kind but since there's so many students in general you will be able to find your group quickly.
Hudsonville High school was a good school to attend. There are lots of opportunities to get involved with clubs/organization and other students. It has tons of variety in classes along with unique ones such as cooking, woodworking and etc.
Loved this school because of its amazing values in academics and character. However, it is harder to make friends as it is a very large school.
Although I've had a decent time through high school, I've noticed a lot of students who are not welcoming towards others.
I have had a very good experience at Hudsonville High School. My counselor is amazing and if I need help he is very fast at answering. There are a lot of amazing teachers here and it is easy to find a teacher you can connect with. It is very easy to be social and get involved with the school. One of my favorite things to do here is go to different sporting events, especially the football games. One thing I would change is making the school more diverse.
Hudsonville High is a school full of cliques. I have made some amazing friends, and they have definitely gotten me through the years, but our school isn't united as it should be. Also, a decent percentage of the teachers are very kind. However, the other teachers are either too strict and make learning stressful, or they don't get the kids excited to learn. I have enjoyed my 4 years outside of school, but I've just been doing what I can to get through the year while in my classes.
Hudsonville High School has very nice teachers. All my teachers did their very best to make sure I had the resources to achieve my goals. The counselors there also did the same.