Chattahoochee High School

"Significantly better than Northview. My children were completely unchallenged and uneducated at Northview. After coming to “The Hooch,” they’ve blossomed into responsible young adults who are fully prepared to face the challenges of the world."

"A good school that has problems like all other schools. They recently revived a new principal. Can anyone name a school that does not have bullies? Yes they have problems please understand that things change and the school administrators are doing their best. Yes I understand peoples distaste with the school but don't hold against the school because some students are acting out. also, the school is trying to rearrange itself after the new principal."

"Huge bullying problem that the school refuses to address with students and faculty as a whole. Little to no consequences given to perpetrators. Immature teachers that gather and gossip about children making them targets. Teachers that discuss inappropriate things with children and take no accountability for their actions. Principal has a huge disconnect on what goes on in the school and the assistant principal is arrogant and rude. Poor communication and follow-up about parental concerns until they actually have their own concerns. A lot of kids hang in cliques for the most part and are bullies, obnoxious, rude, disrespectful, and act as if they have no home training. To be in what's considered an affluent area, this school lacks class and professionalism."

"Please note that this review mainly focuses on the design and structure of the building. Chattahoochee High School is a school in fulton county that has a similar design of many high schools such as Tri-cities High, Creekside High, Roswell High, and Centennial High. The building has had two major renovations in its history. The first renovation created additional classrooms and infrastructure to the end of the D, E, and F halls. The second renovation added in the current enterance. The exterior of the buiding is not that asthetically pleasing apart from the new enterance and the design does not incorperate any interesting elements into it. The entrance is located between the classroom halls and the electives halls and opens up directly into the main hall. The main hall is designed to mimick the color scheme of the exterior of the building and spans between the east and the west sides of the building. All acedemic halls apart from the CT hall run perpendicular to the main hall. At the west end, there is the CT hall which is paralell to the main hall and is only accessible through the A hall. The next hall over is the B hall and it then goes to the counseling offices, and the cafeteria. The circular main gym is beside the cafeteria. On the opposite side of the main hall, facing south, is the D hall, E hall, and F hall. The G and H halls are not accessible from the main hall so one must travel outside to get through the front end of them. In the middle and end of the halls are connecting halls. The halls are laid directly next to each other meaning that there are no windows in most of the classrooms. Those that do have windows are extremely small. I highly dislike this design because of this fact and that the interior is very bland, the building has an infrastructure of one from 1990, and the elements of the building are not strategically placed. It seems as though the architects placed each element wherever there was space and not in a logical manner. All halls look almost alike and the original facade of the building makes it look like a prison. This also makes it confusing to navigate. I think this design provides poor learning conditions and I dislike the fact that this design has been site - adapted to many other areas."

"As good as Northview. Was recently involved in a quizbowl tourney and I must say, it's a beautiful school."