Best Community School Fayetteville Near Me

SF: I graduated in 2014. The school is alright. It’s not the best, but it’s not terrible either. There are some excellent teachers, who do care about their students and go above and beyond. There are also some bad teachers, who could go back to college and relearn a thing or two. There were a lot of fights that happened just about every day while I was there. There were also a lot of gang related shootings and fights during my four years there, the biggest one was during 2012. I went back after I graduated to be a proctor, and that was horrendous. The teacher I proctored for told his students how long they had to complete the test, and said that they could sleep the first half, if they wanted to, and he would wake them up at the half point so they could take their test. After the school finally announced that the EOC had ended, they started releasing students by halls to go to lunch. I rode with a former teacher to the school that morning, and after the testing was done, I attempted to walk back to her classroom because I was stuck there until the students got out for the day. Mr. Williams stopped me and told me to go into the lunch room because students could not roam the halls. I told him I was not a student and even showed him the visitors pass I was wearing on my chest. He kept arguing with me, stating that I had to go into the lunch room and could not roam the halls or I would be suspended. This may be why it is so hard to get proctors, and retain them!! If you are a recent graduate, or look young, I would not recommend proctoring.

Susan Morcos: Terrible school with only few members of the staff that care for the best interest of the students. Waste of time. You're not going to get an associates degree. You'll graduate with unnecessary credits that you were forced to take. The environment is stressful for no reason. They're trying to "prepare" students for college, though you will never use the useless skills that they teach you. If you want a normal high school experience, do not come here. Also, the content that is being taught did not at all assist me in taking the SAT or the SAT subject tests (which could have jeopardized my chances in getting into a real, well reputed university, not Fayetteville State).

The Black Millenial Woman: I graduated in 2014 and I love this school lol I enjoyed coming here and I love that golden bull pride. Alumni is great and will continue to support this school!!!

Agnes Gamble: I loved going to this school. I made all of my best friends and broke out of my shell so well that I overcame my depression. I will say this, according to Texas vs. Johnson the teacher WAS allowed to do that. In fact, the state did something illegal when they allowed him to be fired for doing something he was legally allowed to do. It was a civics class. He was probably teaching through action about that very same law, a law that he is required to teach the students. He was doing his job, in one of the only ways they'd remember. You've been in class. You've slept through it. And here's my question, what punishment did the video taper get? They were in class, phones weren't allowed, and school rules trump personal rights.