Indianola High School
- Public
- INDIANOLA, OK
Public School
Indianola High School Reviews
Rating 3.1 out of 5 30 reviews
I have had great teachers. the teachers are willing to work and help us individually if we need it. i have made great friends that will last a lifetime.
Indianola High school is by far the best school I have ever been to. The atmosphere is very welcoming. I have felt more at home at this school than any other school. I transferred to Indianola because I needed a fresh start. I looked and see what Indianola had to offer me, and two of the big things were art class and a drama club. It was perfect. Being at Indianola school has made me better as a student and person. I'm very thankful i made the decision to attend Indianola high school.
I really enjoyed how all of the staff treated my family and I as we were family. It was such a “homey” environment. I was in the drama club, I was actively involved in the FCCLA. The school events that were held were absolutely incredible, and I enjoyed every minute of it. This school was overall the best one I have been to.
it was mediocre as far as work goes but some of the teachers were great. i love me ross more than life itself
I enjoy going to a small town school, because you tend to get more help than you would at a larger school, however I wish they would offer more classes .
For a small school they have a really good lunch! But like other schools there's a lot of drama and it gets around fast because it is so small and it creates a lot of issues. But the admins there are amazing and the teachers do love their students.
Indianola treated me well. I felt as though I had joined a big family. The environment was great, and the teachers were amazing. Everyone was extremely full of spirit when it came to our sports and academics. We didn't ever rank as high as the other schools in our district, but we kept our school spirit. I'd like to see the place become more diverse, and offer more opportunities for kids to branch out into their field of interest.
The one this about Indianola High School the the environment with the teachers is a good and caring one, but students can be unruly and quit rude most the time.
The teachers at Indianola High School treat students like family and are often lenient on work due. The teachers are good at working with the students when something comes up like being sick or family crisis. The environment is a caring one with most teachers, but there does seem to be a lack of tough love when need be which often leads to unruly students.
The food could definitely be way better. The cooks try but the food is just nasty most of the time
I personally was somewhat prepared for college simply because I had an absolutely amazing math teacher and got to take concurrent classes. Because of my amazing math teacher David Ivy I made an 'A' in college algebra. I then took Comp 1 because the English class at Indianola was a complete joke so I just decided to take a college class instead so it'd help me in the future. Other students weren't prepared for college at all most of them had to take remedial classes.
I wouldn't choose this school again if I had to do it all over. You don't learn anything they push you through. This school doesn't prepare you for college at all. If it wasn't for the math teacher we had there that left because the kids were so disrespectful I honestly probably wouldn't of learned anything to help me in college.
It's okay nothing special. Kids there seem to think they'll actually go to the NBA when they can't even win a game. The coach is great tho he just doesn't have any talent on the team.
Ethnic/racial diversity is pretty bad, just about every student here is native american or caucasian and most are both. Some of our students have trouble accepting people that are "different" from us such as sexual orientation and race.
Just about every teacher here has a sincere interest with their students. When my Dad passed away every one of my teachers wanted to do everything they could to show their sympathy.
We could use a nurse, more people into anti-bullying programs (i persoanlly would take part), we need a health class and sex education, and maybe drug testing on every student instead of only those interested in extracurricular activites.
We could use more food with a better quality to taste. Most of the food is bland.