Oakleaf High School

"This is an AMAZING school! Wonderful staff and administration. I have two boys who attend and they have never had any issues here. If there is ever a problem, it is dealt with in a professional and timely manner. I could not be more proud of my neighborhood school. Go Knights!!"

"My name is not my real one for reasons but this school is just God awful. We had a school shooter threat and I was locked in iss for 2 hours with no evidence of me being the one to write the threat. Then afterwords they always had faculty near me at lunch. This school is promoting shame suits if you show so much as a centimeter of shoulder or if your shorts don't go to your knees. Just a bad school in general since we got Pickett as a principle."

"I go here now and the school sucks ;-; They don't do anything about bullying. Also The dress code is ridiculous. If you barely show your shoulder you get dress coded. Sorry that my shoulder is too distracting for The boys. Instead of making people miss Thier education time by making them have iss or changing into the shame suit, teach the boys to have self control over seeing a shoulder. If you want this school to be like a college or get us prepared, LIGHTEN UP. If you notice, colleges barely have a dress code, BUT they're still learning!!! The teachers give you bad grades for nothing, The food is also really bad as well. I find hair in my food almost every day. I only like the times we play games."

"I go to this school. I like it. From what I have read in the reviews below you all have issues with the dress code violation outfits. Most of the kids here don't care about it. They like it. It makes for an interesting conversation. So y'all need to shut up about the dress code."

"Any High School that resorts to "Dress Code Violator" wear as a default punishment for a routine dress code should be equally publicly shamed. Way to welcome a new student to the district. You might want to do an Independent Education Plan for your school leadership and your board? Clearly they are challenged in what quality practices and procedures look like. Just poor! This exemplifies a what not to do moment in addressing the needs of our youth."