Grants Pass High School

"Front office ladies almost always act like you are bothering them if you have to come in for your child. Don't see them smile, not very pleasant. The lady that works the back desk for the students is downright rude! The kids that I know that go here hate it, most of the teachers and staff. Not right at all"

"Class of 2004. This school offered a lot more in education and extracurricular activities than most others I have seen. Plus, you don't see too many high schools designed similar to college campuses. There is a lot of opportunities that thoughtful students can take advantage of. It will not be perfect and not everyone will like all teachers or faculty, but this experience is going to become what you make of it. You'll love it or hate it. And if mommy and daddy are forcing you to go or are too poor to afford an alternative, suck it up, cause this is still one of the better schools for your education."

"Check it out, school made me hate school. I couldn't stand college because it was a poor rehash of high school. Beurocracy has ruined school experiences for kids. Although this school was no different, it offered extensive extracurricular activities and gave me what I needed to grit my teeth through high school. While most staff are just tenured geezers, there are some amazing folks, like the coucilor Ben Coulter. In all it's probably the best you can get from a school."

"As a student, it is a very great school if your looking for athletics, out of school clubs or activities, and it is great food choices wise, and learning wise. there is a lot of classes of all kinds to pick from, from welding to first Aid. The only down fall is it is getting crowded, especially at lunch when someone at the end of the lines may have to wait up to 15 minutes just to get lunch, but other than that, i have to say one of the best high schools in Oregon. Plus Very nice campus with a really nice open feel to it."

"I was not impressed when I was a student there. However, it really has become one of the best schools in Southern Oregon, if not the State."