John H. Guyer High School 7501 Teasley Lane, Denton, TX 76210

"We moved to a neighborhood close to the school just so my daughter could go here. That was a mistake I regret every day. We should have moved to DHS. Not all, but many of the teachers treat my daughter like she is stupid, the athletic coaches don't care who they step on or how much damage they cause and, despite my meeting with an assistant principal and the principal, none of my concerns have been addressed. And just to add insult to injury, I've tried for a year to volunteer at this school and keep being ignored. The next two years until graduation cannot go by fast enough. I haven't hated high school this much since I was in high school."

"I took a trip to the high school we my kid for a sporting event tournament. The school area is under construction and I'd basically one way behind the whole school to reach the sports areas on the backside of the school. Once we were there, my kid had a decent time at the event with a few issues. The school was nice and the teachers we encountered were also good is several aspects."

"As a guyer alumi, this place is truly an amazing one of a kind place. Incoming and current students will always be given wonderful opportunities to make academic, fine arts, and athletic history. This school has an outstanding athletic department with the best coaches for every sport. A remarkable fine arts department. The academics here are similar to college. What makes Guyer High different from the others is that inside, the world becomes student oriented. Students are able to express their opinions, create new ideas for classes, clubs, or School activities, and teachers and staff are always there to help them every step of the way."

"Guyer High School is an outstanding school. Teachers and Admin help their students and everyone has terrific school spirit. I was pleased when I transferred to this High School and Graduated from it last year. Best school in Denton Hands down."

"Good school. Pros: Good teachers, great special ed programs, very well balanced, strong in Fine Arts and Sports, professional theatre program, teachers knowledgeable of taught subjects, support peaceful debate, clean Cons: Underfunded like most schools in the area, occasional textbook inaccuracy, unusual bell schedule, minimal councellors"