Chamberlain High School 9401 North Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33612

"It's kind of risky going there cuz it's not very safe at least at the time I went there but I changed School, however teachers are very kind kids are too but some of them are very disrespectful they can bully you and no one will help you. But they changed the principle and they're saying that the school is getting better but the time I was there teachers really didn't have any control over the classroom, kids did whatever they wanted in the middle of the classroom even if the teacher is trying to explain something you won't be able to understand because they're distracting."

"I was in one of the first graduating classes at Chamberlain in 1959. I only got to attend 1 1/2 years because we moved there from Ohio in the middle of my Junior year. I loved this school and I am proud to be a graduate from there. Loved all my teachers. God bless you all."

"There are multiple reasons I enjoy this school. My number one reason is the Marine Corps JROTC program there, that program provides and instills discipline in the students and also assist the teachers with disciplinary problems. All of my teachers there were great, honorable, intelligent, and they able to maintain order in there classrooms and they were able to teach just as fine. I liked the approaches and methods as well as skills that were able to be executed by the teachers. The Avid program is awesome and priceless. With the Coordinator that program is blooming with greatness. Those are just a few major reasons as of why I admire my school. And the diversity is a key component as well."

"I graduated here in 2003 it was a pretty good school in my time I don't know about now"

"I went there for high school. 90% of my teachers could care less about me or any student. There was leaks everywhere during rain storms, roaches, and the smell of dead rats in many of my classes. The only perk is that it is a very culturally diverse school full of all different styles of people and races. I only witnessed 2 fights in my entire high school career."