“In 1923, a new Mullins High School was created under the principal-ship of Mr. L. B. McCormick, the school was again updated with the addition of more classrooms and a gymnasium. By 1937 the high school enrollment had grown to about 350 students and the school became one of the state 's first high schools to be accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 1981, the present building was completed on a beautiful 84-acre campus west of Mullins. Mullins High School now stands as an exemplary monument to a long tradition of educational excellence and to the faithful dedication of educational and community leaders who have repeatedly demonstrated their unyielding belief in the youth of Marion County School District.” …show more content…
I was able to experience a class meeting with the juniors where Mr.Stone and some of administration came into the gym to speak with them all about getting on the right track for graduation. It is the little things like that, that a lot of other schools don’t do that Mullins High students seem to over look.
Every teacher tries their hardest to cater to every student in each of their classes. Anytime I hear them talking it is always about what they can do for this student or they’re asking another teacher on what they do for a certain student. Everything they do here is in order to see the student succeed. It may not be easy all the time but it gets done if everyone does their part. I do believe the students need to appreciate this school more than they do. They act as if this school has nothing to offer and does nothing for them. What they don’t realize is how easy they have it here, they get fed reality piece by piece unlike students in other places who get thrown into a huge abyss of confusion and told to fend for themselves. They get after-school tutoring from teachers who stay late to help and content recovery when they haven’t done well on their assignments; I don’t of many schools who do that for their students.
Although it may not be the biggest school, with the most students I think that gives it an edge over other schools. This small town school gives knowledge that goes beyond the classroom and opens doors in the community that
Why is UMS-Wright special? UMS-Wright is much more than a name. It is honor, integrity, perseverance, and the future. From K-5 to senior year this school has developed our character. At times, it may have seemed repetitive. Some of us deem the countless assemblies, advisory classes, writing of the honor pledge and speeches on value unnecessary. This is where they are wrong. Most schools have one basic goal, to teach. However, they do not teach character. Character must be developed, it must be introduced not forced, it must influence not dominate. Our school has done this in exceptional and even sometimes subtle ways. Words of wisdom painted on the wall for everybody to see, where we instinctively repeat them in our head when we read them.
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With my parents being founders of Father McGivney Catholic High School, it has been a major part of my life for as long as I can remember. My parents have been advertising and talking about the school since I was very young. They were upset that there was not a nearby Catholic school for myself and my siblings to attend when we finished school at St. Mary’s. So, like the go-getters that my parents are, they took matters into their own hands and began to start a campaign for a brand new high school in our area to be made a reality by the time my sister finished her years at St. Mary’s. I love attending Father McGivney Catholic High School and I thank God as much as I can for giving me this opportunity of a great education.
Because positive publicity is beneficial to the school. If the public believes that RSHS is a better school compared to other schools in the area, a larger number of parents will send their children here. More students means more
The educators and administrators in Caddo Mills are some of the best in the state of Texas, especially Mrs. Dale. The teachers may be strict on enforcing rules, such as dress code and cell phone usage, but it’s only to further our education and keep us free of distractions that would inhibit us, students, from reaching our full potential. They make me want to punch a wall sometimes with all the work, but I know I’d rather have the challenging assignments that make me better than have no work from teachers who couldn’t care less about their students. I’ve never had the chance to go to another school, but I can’t imagine the teachers anywhere else would even remotely compare to the ones in Caddo
While growing up and observing my teachers at school, I have learned that it isn’t always an easy job. Teachers do everything they can to teach their students’ academic, social and other formative skills. Plenty of my teachers have to deal with complications, most of them being minor, but it isn’t always an easy job helping children, teens and young adults. As a student myself, I know they can be stubborn, unwilling to learn, aggressive, and irresponsible. Sometimes, they simply don’t care. However, that is a teacher's purpose: to help and shape their students to become better learners, so that they have a clearer understanding regarding a variety of subject matters. Someday, I actually want to become an elementary art teacher, which is
The good news about the freshman academy is its ability to improve a student 's performance in school. Freshman who are enrolled at freshman academies generally do better compared to freshman who aren 't. Julie McIntosh and Sandra
My school is so vital when it comes to the community. I can’t imagine what Royal Center would be like if we didn't’ have our rural schools, and that goes for all communities around here. Communities in rural areas especially revolve around their rural school, and that is how our school is. The Pioneer School corporation is a great school to be at. While they focus on giving a good education, Pioneer does also help the community. I have always loved to hear about these different fundraisers and events that go on to get the community involved. Lots of kids at Pioneer believe it is significant to support the community.
The first time I attended the summer enrichment camp at The Mississippi School of Math and Science as a 7th grader, I knew I wanted it to become my high school. It was such a rewarding experience, and I felt right at home. The mission of MSMS is to “enhance the future of Mississippi by meeting the individual needs of gifted and talented students through providing innovative learning experiences and leadership development in a residential environment...” In other words, MSMS gives students that desire to learn on a higher level an opportunity to learn in a residential setting. Residential high schools such as MSMS are quite different from regular high schools. A person may choose to attend a residential high school for many reasons. Consequently, these reasons include the environment, the faculty, and the class size.
Not all teachers are this way, but there are plenty who are only in it for the paycheck. These teachers make it difficult for a struggling student to succeed. When a teacher decided to belittle a student, due to there own personal struggles is when someone needs to step in and take that sence of power away from these people. There teachers, they deserve respect like anyone else, but the students do as well right? This is not how it is most of the time. “Treat people how you want to be treated” this quote is what many people have heard since they were young, if only it applied to everyone. Teachers have no idea how much they impact your lives, there only purpose is to teach. Inform you on how the world gravities, how to balance a checkbook and how to solve inequalities. If they lack care about there job, do you think you’ll get the full benefit of
Me personally I believe teachers acted the way they do because they knew that the money was guaranteed. Sometimes I wonder why EHS? We have so many other schools in our district and ours is the only one that acts like that. I can only think of a couple other than because of the kids. One reason could be because our school is in the ghetto we are surrounded by crack houses and thugs who walk the streets it was safe during the day but at night it was the wrong place to be. Some could argue and say you many people have come from a rough school or a rough background and lived in the ghetto and still became rich, famous, powerful, etc. But everyone is different and some people need more help and guidance than others. Another reason our school system is the way it is could be because of the parents or most kids call it “just mom”, I’m not 100% correct but, I’ll say at 55% of the boys in my school don’t have dads which is terrible. God has blessed me with a father. And I thank him for it every day. He taught me so much that my mom couldn’t teach me and sometimes I try and put myself in their shoes, not having a dad to teach you the rights and wrongs of the world, not having someone there to teach you how to become a man. That must be awful, so I figured if they don’t have a father then they must learn from
“ What's the point of going to class, I don't have a teacher anyways?” Students have been walking around saying this and it upsets me. How can you be so ready to start a new fresh year with a clean slate but come to school and end up not having a teacher. That is a huge waste of the students time and a waste of education they should be getting.teachers are parents and have kids of their own. we can't blame anyone for not becoming a teacher at such schools. they need to support themselves and even family. if so much work is being given by teachers they expect to be rewarded something nice in
Even if one teacher doesn’t like teaching it is a good rewarding job because of the salary. So even if a teacher doesn’t enjoy spreading over around six hours a day being disrespectful to teenagers, he or she can be at least very comfortable about their well paying job. Teachers are also very lucky as they have very little classwork or anything that they have to take home or do it afterschool. Some jobs requires people to take assignments home like homework, or even night jobs afterwards for their overtime pay. But teachers never stay after school to help students (even though some teachers don’t like to help anyone), They want to go home same as teachers.
My school fully expects the best out of our students and uses every opportunity to help us reach our full potential. Teachers at Frank McCourt High School are willing to go out of their way to assist students in achieving goals both inside and outside of classes. Our teachers believe in both academic and personal achievement. Whether its helping us get an internship, starting a club, or boosting our grade in a class, FMHS teachers take time out of their day to benefit the students. In our advisories, we have time dedicated to college applications and prep. We have workshops where we work on writing college essays, practicing for interviews, and financial aid, all in the presence of our college counselor. Our academic classes prepare us for