Churchill High School

"I went to Churchill years ago in the early 2000’s and it was the worst school I had ever been to. Some of my teachers and some staff were great and I had great friends, but the vice principal we had my freshmen and sophomore year, my teacher Tom horn, and the student Counselors were horrible! I was always being accused of stuff I never did. Once they decided to label me a “bad kid” they made my life hell. I was bullied more by staff members than I was by other students. One of the boys at school tried to rape me and I got called a liar even though he admitted it to the police and the principal that he did. My parents finally got tried of it and pulled me out of the school and let me home school til we moved. I never had any issues at my new high school. I hope things have changed for the better and students enjoy going there it’s a beautiful school."

"I give it one star because I was blamed for smoking weed because the kids behide me smoked before they went to class. One of the staff came to me and told me to come with him. He asked me "did I smoked"and I said "No" then he said "If your lieing to me the officer is going to do a search" then he said "This is your get out of jail free card if you dont lie" and I dont rember exactly what I said I know I said I think it was the kids behide me. Now i hate going to that school because I dont want that to happen again."

"I was literally raped there and he was barely punished Not to mention the harmful enviornment No school spirit And extreme lack of students who want to succeed"

"I give this a one star because I went to the school just to visit the library and they kicked me out. Sure I graduated barely from this stupid school back in 2015 but they don't have to kick me out. If I was in charge of this school, I would have former students who graduated come in the school."

"I moved to North Eugene HS halfway through tenth grade. It's amazing how the staff can impact quality of learning. I had mediocre grades up until then. After that I earned STRAIGHT A's and B's through the end of the eleventh grade and held my head above c-'s through the end. I'd like to thank Miho Hosaka for a big part of it. She was transfered to NEHS from Churchill and she has at least four different subjects she has taught. I absolutely hope that parents and teachers who read this pay more attention to their children, credits, and grades."