Churchill Heights Public School

very hard to find friends, teachers care more about covid safety" than bullying and are also biased

Premise - I went here for 10 years and am in my 2nd year of highschool now.Gifted program teachers didn't really prepare" me for highschool. It's more like they taught me how to make posters. My presentation skills improved

This school was veryyy underfunded. The staff are overworked and biased, and the environment was not conducive to learning at all. Unfortunately since it was so underfunded it was also lacking in extracurricular activities.

I feel that the intermediate teachers in the gifted program prepare you pretty well for high school. The other gifted teachers are good at teaching students critical thinking and doing projects with great detail. However, sometimes certain staff members are a bit unreasonable or unfair towards the students and bias is shown very evidently towards some students. The student connections and friendships made at this school is something i'll never forget. Although it is a small school, this does make the students of each class/grades very tightly knit and almost like a community. Apart from the education and people of the school, the building itself is kind of run down or under maintained. I understand that it is an old school and not densely populated but I feel there is much maintenance to be done for the school building itself. Likewise to many other reviews, I also feel that the school is underfunded. There is a lack of equipment for thing such as the science lab. With the lack of funding, some students found it more difficult to learn things through hand on experience and lab experiments. In the end, the school isn't terrible but there are many areas that need improvement.

The teachers here are usually nice and supportive of their students. They teach you what you need to learn and work well. However the school is underfunded and needs repairs. From holes in the ceilings to yellow floors, it is unacceptable. The school must have a lot of money to work with but is spending it on usless things such as repainting the walls the same shade they were when they were dirty. There are a lack of clubs and they do the same activities each year. Change is needed.

the people here are either GOOD or just BAD, but the school itself is great but below my average expectations.

Since I feel like I was a little harsh on this place, I'll write a mildly better review. This school, although it consists of some terrible people, there are some good people. The student relationships and environments are friendly and positive when concealed to being with one another. But when you involve teachers, primarily one (who I wont mention), things get a little out of hand. The school is good in a students social life sorta way since it's small and everybody knows each other. But everything else is bad or terrible.

The teachers in this school are helpful and supportive, but one of the drawbacks of going to this school is the lack of clubs. Many teams namely the soccer team have not consistently been a thing and have only been created when a substitute teacher has organized it. The school needs to spend more funds on improving areas such as the computer lab instead of repainting the staff room. I'm feeling generous today so I'll give 3 stars

Even though I spent 4 years at this school, they were the best school years of my life. Great teachers and supportive staff. The gifted program basically changed my life. Great school!

Walked in and asked for two large pizzas (one with pepperoni), some fries, and a cherry coke. However, some old lady with a principle" sign rudely told me to leave and that I was "interrupting students' learning". 0/10