Chiefland Middle High School
- Levy County Public Schools, FL
- 6-12
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Alum: CMHS is very community-centered, something I imagine is true with most small town schools. I liked being a part of my student body, but most students are very apathetic with their educations.
There are many opportunities to take AP classes, however few to none AP science or math classes exist at CMHS. Dual enrollment is an opportunity that many students take advantage of.
The facilities for industry academies at CMHS are generally pretty great, but otherwise, the buildings are in poor condition.
Resources at CMHS are exceptional in a few areas: everyone gets free breakfast and lunch; every student except for seniors get a Chrome book; athletics receive hefty donations from the community.
Parent involvement gets 5 stars because there is no limit to how much a parent can be involved.
Diversity gets 2 stars because about 2/3 of CMHS is white and about 1/3 is black. This did not bother me at all. No one cares about diversity in the South.
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