Dublin High School 8151 Village Parkway, Dublin, CA 94568

"School doesn't provide support systems for students during pandemic, does not care for students wellbeing, especially those facing extreme difficulty at home. Too busy making website pretty to prioritize students who want to succeed."

"I went there September 1989-June 1991. I had many good friends and decent teachers. One I didn't really like but overall I had great friends and a good education until my move to Missoula, Montana August 9, 1991and finished high school at Sentinel from August 27, 1991-June 3, 1993 and graduated June 5, 1993"

"Teachers aren't paid enough to care. Same group of teachers are hated by every student and they're still allowed to "teach." Many teachers were really cool people and deserve more money than they get, but the same amount of teachers don't even put in enough effort and understanding to earn their salary. One of my teachers were so awful as a human and as a teacher I relied on that she single-handedly inspired my decision to get a GED and go to college the next semester, which I am doing, and my professors are everything I've ever dreamed of, and I have great grades. TL;DR: Going to DHS will make you believe that nobody is applying to teach at this school, due to the unreasonable tenacity towards awful teachers that parents and students alike complain about every year consistently."

"Dublin High was a painful experience for me as a freshman. The people are not so friendly. The competition is EXTREMELY high!!!!! I ended up being bullied by a few boys I didn't like. The staff never helped me deal with bullying situations :((((((((((((. My Algebra 2 w/ Trig teacher loved to grade so hard on every test I took for no reason. The teachers don't help you succeed and get the college you want. IT WAS IN ONE WORD: TORTURE! Good luck to anyone who studies at this school!"

"Not enough African American staff. Some odd the counselors are incompetent and they only offer AP classes to some students. It's an okay school but not if you're a person of color."