Highland High School, Salt Lake City, Utah

Highland is a good place for new people. It is friendly, but has a lot of people that do drugs and people who skip class, but still a pretty good school. The teachers here are nice, and offer 1 on 1 help, and the councilors are nice as well. If you are considering Highland over East or West, come here instead because its better than both of them.

I’ve been switched around to quite a few schools and I can honestly say that highland is probably one of the best public schools you could find. There’s such a wide variety of people here and everyone knows each other. This is the first school I’ve ever had spirit for. Every school has its issues, I would say one of the biggest issues highland has is a few of the teachers. Some of the language teachers English and other are absolutely awful. I personally would recommend taking Spanish and Mrs. Nowell. The AP program is great and I love my AP teachers so much. The honors and IB program could use some work. Over all I feel very comfortable and happy at this school.

Although Highland is filled with asbestos, needs a remodel, and appropriated Scottish culture, it isn't that bad. Actually I love Highland for the most part. Like at least 70% of the people are decent. There aren't THAT many stoners plus they have their own place to hang out off of school grounds. The administration tries to make everything work even thought the IB program is a mess 3/10. Most imprortantly Highland high school has some of the most caring, involved, and hard-working teachers I have ever met. It can be a delightful place to be. Best school newspaper in the state. Worst soccer team. Looking at you Mike Romero GO RAMS

Highland High was probably the worst school I ever attended during highschool. The students were awful, bigoted, rude, and disrespectful. They were constantly bullying teachers, spa students, and even other highland students! More than 80% of the teachers I had could care less about what I was learning, and half of that barely cared if I reached a testing grade! Once my mother confronted the principal of my issue with AWFUL teachers, many of whom I know have had petition to fire and WEREN'T, the principal told her 'Highland's main priority is not education, it's to get everyone follow the rules." Highland High is not there to educate you, they are there to make the future generations stupid, unknowing, uninterrupted machines that will only excel in the one thing this school seems to care about, authority of the adults. Thank god I've graduated, because I had adults at this school say if I say bad things about the school, I will have my grades affected. DO NOT send your children here, and transfer if you do. This school is a joke that could care less about the outcome of your well being.

The kids are disrespectful to teachers. They take things that aren't there's. A lot of my friends dread having to go here everyday. Personally I have had a kid in one of the buses throw nails at me for no reason. And someone has gone through my bag and taken things. My friend has gotten bullied for being gay. And the kids think it's okay to be disrespectful. Plus since the class is so rambunctious it's hard to get work done.

Tom isn't a teacher at Highland, and now I cannot learn the glorious teachings of fracking. 10/10 recommend being taught solely by Tom, instead of going to Highland.

the first day of school I stood in line for 3 1/2 hours during classtime. I missed the majority of the first day including lunch. however, there is a good community and good teachers.

I went to Highland and I must say the school it self is amazing but I got bullied a lot and I ended up Switching to Granger High and honestly I would give Highland a 8 it needs a lot of work

I hate this school I have gone here for 2 years and some teachers are nice but not many l wish there were people like Dean and Rebecca some where else be that's the only bad thing about leaving highland

honest to god, i hate this school so bad. im a freshman here, and ive had an awful experience. do NOT send your kids here, and if you do, be prepared to hear horror stories