Inglemoor High School Reviews

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I love the raging school spirit at football home games and the strength of the clubs, such as DECA! Our music program is very strong though. I love all my classes, especially the advanced ones, but if I could change one thing about Inglemoor, it would be the bathrooms. The bathrooms are not the newest, and sometimes smell like vape or weed. The drains in the bathroom sometimes overflow as well, which is not fun. In addition, the entire Inglemoor campus is currently an outdoor one, which does not make it the safest or most secure. However, the entire Inglemoor campus will soon be getting a renovation, which will change that.

Best parts: the academics are challenging, the teachers are phenomenal, and the people are kind and welcoming. I found my place and any people and I really enjoyed it.
Worst parts: since it was an IB heavy school, we would miss out on possible AP courses and the IB program seemed to get more love than the AP program - perhaps not officially, but culturally at school, and I think that can be detrimental to kids who do AP or gen ed.

Great teachers, quality education through IB. Can be a competitive school, but this lends to high achieving students that do well out of high school and have great college acceptances.

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The teachers and staff are great and the environment was fun and academics were competitive with the IB program. The school also offered many clubs and sports however the outdoor campus was inconvienent.

The have to change school in Rush room
And the soccer fall and class room the school lunch and the cafeteria

My high school takes great pride and has put in a lot of effort for the climate at Inglemoor High School to be welcoming, supportive, and prideful environment for our school spirit. Not only is the climate and IHS amazing, IHS also has a great diversity of clubs and classes to fit the interests and passions of all students.
Also, the teachers and administration and IHS are awesome. They understand the perfect balance between teaching and giving students there educational learning needs while also being able to connect one-on-one withe their students.
Although all of these aspects about IHS are great, I would still like to see change at my high school so IHS can be the best it can be. Personally, I believe that because IHS is an open campus, security and supervision aren't very strong. Many things can happen at schools when there isn't the appropriate amount of security and supervision to protect students.

I loved all my four years of highschool at inglemoor they always find a way to make everyone feel welcomed and valued

Inglemoor is a great place to earn a very respectable high school education through the ib program with lots of support from students and staff around

IB Program is the main standout, so heavy focus on academics. Athletics are weak. Parent involvement is average.

I didn’t like how it is an outdoor school because it gets very cold, also there are quite a few teachers who are not the very best at teaching. I really like that the cafetería has indoor seating and outdoor seating and there are a variety of classes offered.

The staff are very kind and understanding of extenuating circumstances. My counselor, Mrs. Orhuozee, was especially helpful. I have had many challenges outside of school that made it difficult to attend school and perform in the classroom. Throughout my time here I've received an incredible amount of support from teachers, my counselor, and my vice principal. On top of all this, the school has a mental health counselor that you can see during school for free.

I find Inglemoor to have a wonderful staff and administration. However, I find it's student body to be a little lacking in integrity. Furthermore, certain amenities at the school such as the bathroom are frequently out of service and in my opinion, should be better maintained.

Inglemoor High School has a great IB program with caring teachers. I've only had good experiences with the IB teachers at Inglemoor and they truly care about the student's success. The students in the IB program are very nice as well and Inglemoor does a good job of `making a safe environment for everyone. The regular classes are enjoyable as well although the downside to Inglemoor is that some of the regular classes have students that are rude and disrespectful.

Inglemoor is a decent high school with a rigorous IB program. Most of the students are quite serious, and the high school offers a number of good courses. There are plenty of electives and core classes to choose from, and the club selection is decent.

Great teachers, some of the best I have ever had here. IB program is great for students looking for academic rigor. Music program is robust and well funded. Drama program could use more funding. The Inglemoor Improv Team is the best club here! Go Impulse!

The preparation started in middle school to make sure you have some sort of idea on what you want to learn and excel in is not made clear or specific enough. There is a major lack in variety and starting your first year there is a very different environment than expected to be. Comparing to the surrounding school in the district, there is much more safety in terms of drugs and violence, however, the outside campus is falling behind in modern design and does not feel very comfortable or easy to experience on a daily basis. There is an average amount of parent and student involvement, asking on what should change or improve. However, it seems that the advice we give is not shown improvingly. There are many events to support the school's funding, such as sport events and club activities. The large sum of money is not used to improve campus quality and instead has brought us a modern music hall in the past year, which was not necessary or important.

Overall I had a positive experience mainly because I felt like I was able to find my community of people

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The teachers, in particular, are probably the aspect of Inglemoor that stands out most prominently. They are all highly supportive and welcoming, and know their subjects well.

It was okay, the classrooms need to be remodeled. The school does have good teachers who genuinely care about their students. And a IB program that is really competitive and looks good on college applications.

Inglemoor is one of the only public high schools in Washington offering the International Baccalaureate program. In addition, it has other great academic and career-readiness resources such as AP, WANIC, and technical electives. I consider the school environment to be academically rigorous, and it's highly likely to meet many self-motivated and talented students there. The yearbook and newspaper staff often win awards on their graphic design and journalism respectively. Additionally, the arts and music programs, while generally underfunded, felt quite extensive there. There's even a darkroom accessible in the photography classroom. Furthermore, there's lots of help available through student-led study groups, teacher meetings, site resources, calculator and technology loans, etc. One just has to be willing to put the work in when looking for it.

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