Fantastic High School! A great high school for kids who are truly ready to learn! I have two kiddos here, and they are both thriving academically. The environment is supportive, the teachers are dedicated, and the school really brings out the best in students. I would certainly recommend this institution to any family looking for a place where their children can grow and excel. read more

Went to this school as visitors for my sister's softball game with my wife of three years and our 3 month old son. While the campus currently has significant construction and limited parking, that was not the issue. What was truly disappointing was the behavior displayed by some of the kids associated with the school. As we were arriving, a child around 11 years old passed my wife and loudly remarked to his friend, "She's BLACK." Later, after the game was over; a car full of students driving a black or dark gray Toyota RAV4 directed a racial slur at my wife before driving away. It's disheartening to witness this kind of behavior in 2026. Children learn from the environments around them, and moments like these reflect poorly on the parents who set the example for the next generation. Basic decency, respect, and common courtesy should not be difficult expectations. Truly unbelievable. read more

I have a Sophomore and a Junior that are currently attending BNHS, as well as one child at the middle school. I can honestly say that they are getting an excellent education in a safe environment. Some of the sports teams are HIGHLY political, but I don't fault the school administration for that... some coaches are just that way. Dr. Myers does a marvelous job communicating with parents and I cannot imagine how difficult it must be to try and please the parents in this community. I'm a former teacher (different district) so I have something to compare BNHS to. Homework seems light to me, but my kids are definitely prepared for college and beyond since they're taking advantage of the AP, On-Ramp, and other supplementary programs that this school offers. read more

Their office practices could drastically improve. And their office staff could benefit from taking customer service lessons. As typical of a school, they have no idea how what they do affects people who operate in the real world. Life is not a textbook nor does life play by your textbook guidelines. If you want to prepare students for life after school, try operating more like the business you are instead of a police environment for minors. read more

I went here and graduated class of 21'. Allow this to be a warning! Don't let the beautiful architecture fool you! The teachers truly don't care about the students learning the material. I'm currently in my freshman year of college to become an mechanical engineer. Two examples of this would be Lynette Llewelyn's (pre-Ap-pre-calculus) class, she was just a flat out horrible teacher, and unfortunately it's the students that want to do math related majors in college that really pay for it. Next would be Holly Duncan (pre-Ap-Chemistry) she was a great teacher and had her friend working as a student aid in the class but half way through the year she said screw it and retired at Christmas break, her friend who was studying to become a HISTORY teacher became our new chemistry teacher. She tried her hardest but no one in that chemistry class should have passed, our grades were so inflated with every curve so that she wouldn't get fired. To end on a positive note David McRitchie (AP-Macroeconomics) is a phenomenal teacher and the school also has Pizza Hut and Subway so you don't always have to eat the typical cafeteria slop! read more

can anyone give reviews on high school and middle school in trophy club.? academics. school life. bullies. etc. i am trying to decide to move to trophy club or coppell. also if anyone has info on which school is better trophy club or coppell that would be great. read more