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Orange High School

3.7 (12 reviews)

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I think this school is amazing and its known for its best standards congratulations Orange high school ;)

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10 years ago

The students here exhibit above average behavior and the teachers are just as qualified as any in the nation.

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I want to begin by acknowledging the challenges teachers and school staff face. I appreciate their…read moreefforts and understand that working with students is not always easy. However, my concern lies not with the educators broadly, but specifically with the treatment my child received from a counselor at the school. Do not register your child at this school and if you do stay on top of their counselors and teachers and speak up for your child. Had I been aware sooner of the internal emotional and mental struggle my child endured due to this counselor's behavior, I would have addressed it much earlier. Teenagers often don't speak up about these kinds of issues, as they are navigating their own challenges, so I do not blame my child for remaining silent. That said, I strongly believe the school must carefully consider who it hires for such crucial roles. It's essential to thoroughly vet candidates and not simply hire based on tenure, connections, or convenience. This ensures that students receive the support and encouragement they deserve. I am specifically referring to Michelle Parizeau, who, in my experience, has been detrimental to my child's well-being. During the few meetings I attended regarding my child's progress and scheduling, I was struck by her apparent lack of empathy and dismissive attitude towards both me and my child. It felt as though Ms. Parizeau held herself in high regard but showed little regard for the needs or feelings of the students she is meant to support. On multiple occasions, my child shared with me that Ms. Parizeau told her she would never graduate, would not amount to anything, and would need to attend community college instead of a four-year institution. These statements were not only discouraging but deeply damaging. Despite these negative messages, my child graduated on time, earned extra credits, and is now attending college. Teachers and counselors should motivate and uplift students, not tear them down or diminish their potential. The lasting impact of Ms. Parizeau's behavior has been so severe that my child is in therapy sinc she finally started telling me about what really happened and struggles to even talk about her high school experience. I am not surprised they painted the entire campus in prison-like colors--because that's exactly how the students are treated. The atmosphere feels punitive and unwelcoming, which only adds to the stress and challenges students face. This environment is far from what a supportive and nurturing school should provide. I urge the school to thoroughly review appropriate action to ensure that no other student has to endure such harmful treatment in the future.

The staff in room 402 are extremely rude and unwelcoming for no reason. I don't understand why…read morepeople would choose to work at a school if they are going to treat students this way. Students deserve respect, especially in an educational environment. It is concerning that individuals who choose to work with students act in this manner. If staff are unhappy working with kids, they should not be in this profession. This behavior reflects poorly on the school. I'm truly surprised this behavior is tolerated. In particular, the blonde, curly-haired staff member is so rude and should do better and maybe rethink her profession.

Richland High School

Richland High School

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Other schools that send you to Richland make it seem like this schools is hell because all of the…read more"bad kids" go here, but in reality it's way better than an actual high school for example orange high. I had the best time in this school better than my regular school, teachers are cool with you, and I feel like I learned more here than my other school because I had a better connection with my teachers and if you like socializing you can get to know everyone because this school is small and you'll see everybody no matter what. Had my best years here and won't regret saying that 9/10 for me. And the only Time I saw teachers being dicks was if you were being a bitch to them so just be cool and they will be cool all teachers were my homies in that school no cappppp

This is a parent of a very troubled student writing this review…read more My daughter had a ton of issues when she went into the school and was way behind her junior year. The principal there helped us and worked full-time for over a year to help our daughter graduate. The principal has a PhD in education and chooses to work at the school to make a difference this lady is a saint. The principal is well-educated and sets directives and goals that every child can achieve at school to graduate and move on. She is determined to help each and every student on an individual basis her and her staff are all on the same page. I cannot stress my last statement enough. Richland High School is lucky to have this principle. This principle is truly an advocate for children who are in need of extra help. Not to mention Robin in the office is the most helpful person on top of it every single day attendance, schedules , you name it she knows it. God bless the principle and may the rest of her career be blessed...

Orange High School - highschools - Updated May 2026

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