Idaho City High School
- Public
- IDAHO CITY, ID
Public School
Idaho City High School
- grade B minusOverall Grade
- Public
- 7-12
- IDAHO CITY, ID
- Rating 3.52 out of 5 21 reviews
Idaho City High School Reviews
Rating 3.52 out of 5 21 reviews
I like the community, and the environment. However, I would like to see a change in funding foe educational purposes.
I liked a lot about this small town school. The community was always there for you and you grew up with the same 20 people in your class. I had a group of really close friends growing up and a best friend since the 5th grade. All of the teachers actually care about you and you're able to tell. They try making lessons fun and still educational.
A few things I wish were diffrent is if we had more diversity. Almost everyone there is white and it kind of sucks, but the school can't really control that. Also the food was pretty bad, it felt like we were still stuck in the 80's with the meals. I don't feel like I was properly prepared for college either.
A few things I wish were diffrent is if we had more diversity. Almost everyone there is white and it kind of sucks, but the school can't really control that. Also the food was pretty bad, it felt like we were still stuck in the 80's with the meals. I don't feel like I was properly prepared for college either.
I really liked that it was small. You could join whatever sport you wanted without there being any tryouts. You also get really close with everyone there, not just the people in your grade. They have an outdoor program called ICOE that lets us have a few educational days out in nature. They also provide many dual credit options for students to take. Some of these are online and some of these are not.
Idaho city highschool focuses more on sports and less on academics however, we are a close community and therthere is still opportunity for harder academics. My experience has made me college ready because we offer dual credit classes and I am graduating with 28 college credits.
I love Idaho CIty and its small community and how everyone is family. It's a great school, in general, it's just we have a lot of students who could care less about their education and yet we still have a good school.
i have really liked going here it is a small school, so it is easy to now everybody. We have a wonderfull sports program. We play sports year round and we usually go to the playoffs with all of our teams.
Idaho City is a school where the students come first. There is not very much funding in the district but the faculty does the best with what they can. The teachers really do care about their students and academics. The school tries to involve the community as much as possible and there are lots of opportunities for involvement in the school as long as you are open minded and willing to participate. I think that the school would be better if there were more clubs that would involve more students.
My entire high school experience has occurred at Idaho City High School. It is a small school but the community and staff are extremely helpful and feel like family. You can truly feel cared for and make friends easily. I hope to see the school grow and provide more clubs and extracurricular activities. Lack of funds are probably the biggest issue, however they do an excellent job with what they have and are provided with. The community is extremely helpful and interwoven with the school district and help support each other. I would recommend this school to anyone, especially those who love the outdoors.
Students are crappy but the teachers are cool. There is lot to do outside of school but in school, there isn't a whole lot to do. The school has almost no clubs and but is open to anything fun.
Disciplin not given equal to all students.
Weight room is home equipment, second hand. We have no track, for are track team.
They work hard with what they have.
School is looking to cut after school sports due to funding. Clubs are put on by staff, using there own money.
It's a small school, teachers really take the time to know and help each student giving them a great experience.
The school is and feels safe, as for a nurse we don't have one but our High School office is able and willing to help.
There really aren't school organized clubs or activities.
Everyone is really involved and will take personal time to help students.