So I went to two different high schools back in my day. One in Oklahoma and the other Heritage High…read moreschool. Although I only attended here for 1 and a half years (junior-senior year) I will say this school is great. This is a new school and Frisco does a great job of keeping their class sizes small and keeping their schools at 4-5a. This is to give every student a great opportunity to participate in extracurricular activities. Also because Frisco is booming there's obviously an influx of schools, if you haven't noticed. Because of this they're in high demand for educators. So some of the teachers are on the younger side but there's also some veterans paving the way. When it comes to test scores and education Heritage is not only in the top rankings for the DFW but the whole state of Texas. So parents your students are in good hands! I feel like the teachers do a great job at college preparation but like I said I only attended here for a short amount of time so most of my knowledge was already instilled. Heritage operates on an A-B schedule (where you don't go to every class everyday but interchange every other day) this is so great to get used to how college schedules will be like! One negative thing that I experienced here was participating in softball. I pretty much loved everything about it except for the fact that my coach broke state rules with the amount of hours practicing. We'd practice twice a day totaling at least 4 hours a day. During season it was very straining with homework and maintaining a normal life. She received multiple warnings but never changed. There's also a required study hall that coaches have to do maybe once a week or at least once a month. We never did that. She is no long there but just make sure when your students are participating in sports that education takes priority! Other positives: clean school, clean bathrooms, personable staff Other negatives: sheltering/coddling students (not conducive for college), dress coding is over the top and borderline pervy, insistent that the mascot is called KY-OATS (coyotes) no let's speak proper English it's KY-O-TEES.

Uhhhh... this school is mid. At the beginning of the year they lied to us and said that the…read moreteachers love all of the students and they don't hire teachers who don't like kids. Red flag #1. They had to close the bathrooms because of people doing dumb stuff. They also made these nasty ass passes which is paper and everybody and their whole family touches that nasty pass . These kids here are..... weird. It's suburban kids that try to act like they're from south Dallas and they're wanna be gangbangers.

I've been to this school multiple times over the years to do choreography or judge cheer tryouts…read more The AP over cheer and the coaches have always been so kind. The kids I have worked with are wonderful and always so respectful. The school seems to be kept in good condition. Parking can be difficult in the back lot by the gym if you're there when school lets out. The traffic flow isn't designed well. Overall a nice school!

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love this school!! most of the teachers are nice and the staff is too!! can't wait for my siblings…read moreto go here

Can you please tell all of us why an American school will deny American students the opportunity to…read moreobserve an American holiday, in order to appease foreign students? But yet the school observes foreign religious traditions? It will be interesting to hear your response.

This school is what education should look like. I have loved the school ever since it opened and am…read moreETERNALLY GRATEFUL I was able to provide this type of education to my children. An IB education is not for everyone, but if your children consistently "think outside the box" and are up for a challenge, this may be the school for them!

We came to McKinney High School on a Saturday morning for my granddaughter's dance recital. There…read morewas ample parking and it was pretty easy to find your way in. They really could use more signage outside to direct visitors to what part of the building you are entering. Lots of steep steps, although there is a handicap ramp of course, as required by law. It's located right across the street from Town Lake Recreational Area, which is a nice bonus, that it's in a beautiful setting. The restrooms are adequate and well located in the spacious lobby. Overall, a great venue for hosting the event we attended.

School isn't kept up and unorganized. Staff and teachers aren't up to standards. Their biggest…read morepriority is keeping a good image despite the fact they treat majority of kids unfair. No better than Mckinney Boyd.

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Kids really liked the school, teachers and leadership. Seems to be a strong piece of the FISD…read morebackbone.