Class of 2018. My experience was average overall. While the principal was supportive and provided useful resources, the school's biggest weakness was the lack of professionalism among certain staff members. It was frustrating to see the school regularly hire individuals who were clearly unqualified often coaches without teaching credentials, friends, and relative. One example that stood out was my economics possibly history teacher, who also coached the girls' basketball team at the time. He routinely displayed impatience, dismissed my efforts to ask questions, and made it clear he'd rather sit at his desk than actually engage with students who want to understand the material while some other teachers were gladly happy that I was asking questions and participating and class. It felt like trying to learn was treated as an inconvenience and met with condescending demeanor. This was my last couple years at Naz as an A student. Like the previous commentator too many staff were comfortable raising their voices at students and even parents, which created an unnecessarily hostile environment. I truly hope the school has made changes since then, because students deserve teachers who are there to teach and challenge them not just hold a title. I heard there's a new principle and hopefully things have changed since then. read more
