Huntington High School
- Public
- CHILLICOTHE, OH
Public School
Huntington High School
- grade C minusOverall Grade
- Public
- 9-12
- CHILLICOTHE, OH
- Rating 3.37 out of 5 43 reviews
Huntington High School Reviews
Rating 3.37 out of 5 43 reviews
I love that Huntington worked with me to catch up my credits and as well as check up on my progress and helped me through my struggle. The staff here is good, as helpful as they can be but can go above and beyond. The teachers are good at teaching and keeping up with you but we all have the ups and downs. The students that come here are for the most part well behaved and controlled thanks to teachers and staff but every school has those freshman students.
Huntington is filled with the people you would expect to be living in rural Ohio, but even though that’s true, we still are mainly keeping up with how the world is progressing. We have some issues with students being homophobic or sexist or racist, but it has gotten so much better than they are a very small minority now.
Education wise, you can either take the advanced route or the standard route. We do not get much freedom with what classes we want to do.
Education wise, you can either take the advanced route or the standard route. We do not get much freedom with what classes we want to do.
I like how many clubs they have like Drug free clubs of America, science club, art club, and so on. I think they could change the food it’s not very good.
What I like about Huntington High School is the administration is very active in helping the students with whatever they need. They have amazing clubs you can join! The only thing I never really liked about Huntington High School was the food.
Huntington is a very welcoming school. We are all a tight-knit group and care for one another. The school is small, making it easier to get to know everyone in your class. I don't have any changes to make to the school.
I’m graduating from this school. Pretty good school. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to enroll their child.
I like that we have small class sizes and the teacher know all the students. We are a small school my graduating class is 88. Everyone knows everyone which is sometimes a good thing but can also be a bad thing.
The things I don’t like is that we don’t have as many class option and extra curricular activities as a larger school may have. We just got FFA this year at our school. The kids who want the advance classes take them at our local college.
The things I don’t like is that we don’t have as many class option and extra curricular activities as a larger school may have. We just got FFA this year at our school. The kids who want the advance classes take them at our local college.
I love the teachers and students, it has a great community. We’re all family ! The coaches are awesome, and everyone is very helpful if someone is in need !
The overall school system is completely jacked. The school is a name game, who you are determines who you will be there. Teachers will openly make fun of students and talk poorly about them to other students. Bullying is what I would say the teachers are most well at.
Huntington High School is a decent school and has decent teachers but most teachers are not preparing or teaching enough to get student ready for college and their lives after they graduate. There are very few AP classes that are offered at this school.
I loved how close me and all my classmates are, my grade level is like one big family. What we lack in diversity and economic standing we make up for in empathy and care of our fellow peers. My school may be small but we know how to make someone feel at home.
Most of the teachers really care about you and want to see you succeed. There could definitely be more electives to take, a better variety, but the school seems to care about sports a bit more. The lunches are good (not very healthy) but taste great. Bullying isn't a huge problem, there are a few mean girls and boys but most of us don't care enough to pick on others. Pretty good for a country school. I've gone there since kindergarten and will graduate class of 2018 and honestly, I wouldn't have wanted to go anywhere else. It's easy to do good if you work for it.
I would like to have classes with students that are at my level of learning. I always have classes with people who don't care about their grades. We are constantly doing group work. These people get grades they don't deserve.
I enjoyed my time at Huntington High School and if I had a choice to redo my highs school career, I would choose to attend Huntington again. The teachers there were wonderful and seemed to care for me as an individual, and that is a main reason why I would enjoy attending again. This school stands out to me because of its atmosphere. The principle as well as the guidence councelor stood out to me for their dedication to helping each student and making us proud to be a part of Huntington. There seemed to be a lot of school spirit as well, which was apperent at sporting events and within the school walls themselves. My experience at Huntington was a great one, and I am happy to have been a part of that school.
The teachers at Huntington High School are very knowledgeable in the subjects that they teach and are helpful in explaining topics individually to students who need personal one-on-one help. They also seem to care for each individual student and are willing to help with any issue that they may have, whether it be school work or personal issues. The grading of assignments is fair, but it does take some time to be added into the grade book depending on the teacher. Teaching styles vary between each teacher but have included PowerPoint presentations, videos, hands-on activities, out-loud class reading of books, and verbal communication in general without any other materials. Overall, the teachers are very kind and helpful to the students and dedicated to their job.
Most of the teachers are very nice and helpful. There are a few who don't care/bad at teaching, but like I said not many. Scheduling is simple and easy to understand. Always mess ups in the beginning of the year but usually get resolved by the end of the first month. Workload in some classes are amazingly easy and in others terribly inconvenient. Not many extra curricular classes and you'll likely be put in one you didn't want.
No one really bothers doing anything about bullying. Health programs aren't taught very well. In terms of someone bringing a weapon in with the intent of hurting someone else is extremely low. The nurse doesn't help much. We have a sheriff during lunch or on campus most days. Worst thing you'll find is probably chewing tobacco.